Former RAF Exeter, established in 1940 by RAF Fighter Command's No. 10 Group. Runways were laid and new buildings and structures, including hangars, a control tower, administrative offices, the station sick quarters, aircraft dispersal pens, living accommodation and defence positions were built. The site of the airfield is visible on aerial photographs from 1942 onwards.
Part of the royal aircraft establishment moved to exeter from farnborough in september 1939. Gunnery research unit also established in june 1940. In july exmouth air ministry station comes under exeter and raf exeter officially operational on july 6 1940. July 18 no 10 group formed with exeter as one of its sectors. Principally a fighter station. Initially personnel in tents and in grounds of faringdon house.1941 night fighter units also arrive. Work in conjunction with gci radar at exminster and wrafton. By april 1942 exeter was a sector station controlling raf harrowbeer, raf churchstanton (somerset) and raf bolt head. Used by usaaf transports during d-day operation as station 463. Fighter aircraft left in august 1944 leaving exeter as a glider training school. Transferred to civilian authorities in 1947 (walford).
Aph=raf/cpe/uk/1974/2460/(11/4/1947).
Aph=raf/cpe/uk/1974/3456/(11/4/1947).
Aph=raf/cpe/uk/1974/3457/(11/4/1947).
Des=horner, b.(dcc)/(9/6/1993)/as above.
Des=slides/(various dates)/airfield buildings/in smr.
Saunders, k. /devon aerodromes in old photographs.
Walford, e. /war over the west/(1989)85-90.
Worrall, g. /exeter airport in peace and way/(1988)19-30.
Airfield defence pillboxes listed separately (horner).
Des=horner, w. /(17/6/1996)/note on pillboxes in pf.
Willis, s. + hollis, b. /military airfields in the british isles 1939-45(omnibus edition)/(1987)78.
Exeter airport. Formerly wwii air base. Extent of airfield as visible on 1947 raf ap sketched on smr overlay. Within the perimeter are runways, access roads, dispersal bays, hangers, pillboxes and sundry other military structure (aph) many military buildings still survive (horner).
During the second world war hurricanes were deployed to exeter to protect the channel ports and portland naval base. In 1944 us 44oth transport group flew from exeter during overlord campaign (saunders).
RAF Exeter is visible as range of structures and earthwork pit and banked features.
RAF Exeter is visible as a range of structures and earthwork pit and banked features. Map object partly based on this source.
RAF Exeter is visible as a range of structures and earthwork pit and banked features. Map object partly based on this source.
RAF Exeter is visible as range of structures and earthwork pit and banked features.
Map object partly based on this Source.
First operational fighter unit (213 Squadron) arrived June 1940, and was soon joined by 87 Squadron. During the Battle of Britain period they were mainly involved in defending Portland and Portsmouth, until Axis attention switched to fighter stations around London.
In the meantime, the former civil airport with grass landing ground was converted into a Royal Air Force station with three tarmac runways, a technical site and separate domestic site.
In spring of 1941 Polish-manned Defiant night fighters arrived, and throughout 1941 a succession of Hurricane and Spitfire squadrons spent short periods at Exeter, carrying out convoy patrols. Between April and May a series of heavy air-raids took placce over the aerodrome, destroying may aircraft and wrecking buildings.
Throughout 1942 night flying offensive patrols were carried out over enemy territory, as well as night operations against shipping.
With the departure of 307 Squadron - the longest of the operational squadrons at Exeter - in April 1943, came a mixture of short-stay units including the Fleet Air Arm's 834 Squadron.
During April 1944 the aerodrome was handed over to the United States Army Air Force as Station 463. Four squadrons of the 440th Troop Carrier Group arrived for exercises prior to flying to Normandy to take part in the D-Day invation on 6th June.
For the remainder of the war Exeter Airport was used for air-sea rescue and glider training until the station closed during October 1946. The airport was then transferred to the Ministry of Civil Aviation on 1st January 1947, and re-opened for civil operations.
Other details: App.2.
Photographs show a pillbox at Exeter International Airport (formerly RAF Exeter) and a Pickett-Hamilton Fort, several of which were installed at RAF Exeter. Other details: Photographs.
In 1940 the site of Exeter's municipal airport was taken over by RAF Fighter Command's new No. 10 Group, who established RAF Exeter. Runways were laid and new buildings and structures appeared, among them hangars, a control tower, administrative offices, the station sick quarters, aircraft dispersal pens, living accommodation and defence positions. See leaflet for full details.
Exeter RAF Station, during World War Two, saw action from the early years of the war and the threat of German invasion, to the preparation and transport of airborne troops on D-Day and beyond to the Japanese theatre.
The standard dispersal pattern of fighter aircraft relates directly with the defensive structures for a fighter base of the time. Important research work was also carried out at Exeter by the Gunnery Research Unit (GRU). This included important development of a gyroscopic gun-sight for heavy bombers. By 1944 the airfield was occupied by the American Air force who prepared the runways and perimeter track with ‘looped’ hard-standings in preparation for the arrival of the transport aircraft carrying paratroops to northern France.
The airfield was taken over by the National Air Communications in 1939 seeing both experimental and operational service. In preparation for the planned transfer of the Central Gunnery School, Exeter was formally taken over by the RAF on 1st June 1940 and placed under the control of Flying Training Command. In the event the CGS never came to Exeter but a second research detachment did. This transferred from Boscombe Down on 3rd June as ‘A’ Flight of the Aeroplane & Armament Experimental Establishment (A&AEE) Armament Testing Squadron, and on arrival was immediately given its own independent status as the Gunnery Research Unit (GRU). As such it was to become one of the stations longest resident units and during its stay flew virtually all types of fighter aircraft used by the RAF. To carry out its task it also had a small aircraft fleet.
On 8th July 1940, Exeter was taken over by Fighter Command and henceforth became one of the most important RAF stations in the West Country. Exeter was classified as a Class 1 station because of its close proximity to the port of Exmouth. Due to its classification the plan layout and configuration of aircraft dispersal was laid out to a standard pattern. Both methods of layout (dispersal pens around a curved perimeter track, and construction of a separate loop of track off the main perimeter) were adopted at Exeter, the separate track loop (further to the east) being the dispersal area for 307 Squadron. Provision of this form of blast protection was therefore, provided for two flights for each of two squadrons (making a total of 24 operational aircraft). The western perimeter track clutches were increased from six to eight pens during late 1941 when two larger pens were constructed to house twin-engined aircraft for the Gun Research Unit.
Exeter continued to act as a fighter base until 1944, when it was decided to use the base as a temporary American station to provide an aerodrome for the transportation to France of the US airborne troops stationed in Devon. On 13th April, Beaufighters (stationed at Exeter) were therefore re-deployed to the little used airfield at Winkleigh, whilst the GRU joined other fighter research units at Collyweston.
Exeter became USAAF Station 463 housing 80 C47 Dakotas of the 440th Troop Carrier Group. For much of the next six months Exeter was busier than ever before. It was at this time that work began along the north perimeter track on the construction of ‘loop’ type hard-standings built to provide marshalling areas for the Dakotas.
From October 1944 Exeter was used mainly by the Anti-Aircraft Co-operation aircraft of 286 Squadron for air sea rescue. Exeter’s final contribution to the war effort was to turn out a large number of newly trained glider pilots for the final campaigns against the Japanese in the far-east.
The post-war career of the airport began with its transfer to the Ministry of Civil Aviation on 1st January 1947.
The earliest available aerial photo (May 1942) covers the north-west sector of the airfield, when the area had been developed primarily for fighter aircraft. The airfield and runways had been painted with dark lines to mimic field boundaries in an attempt at camouflaging the runway strips and to break-up the formal lines of the airfield. Perimeter fencing had been erected.
RAF Exeter is visible as a range of structures and earthwork pit and banked features on aerial photographs of 1942 onwards. The site of RAF Exeter has been transcribed according to standard NMP practice, of which only those Second World War structures and features not depicted on the current Ordnance Survey base map and which predate 1945-1946 have been transcribed. A number of the structures and earthworks associated with RAF Exeter and transcribed as part of this survey have been previously recorded as individual monuments and in far greater detail than can be afforded here. Given time constraints, it has not been possible to individually amend, where applicable, these individual monument records and similarly all transcriptions made here have been attributed with the generic parent monument number.
The site of the Second World War airfield is located on the northeast side of Clyst Honiton and occupies an area of approximately 200 hectares. The first available aerial photographs of the airfield date to 1942. These only cover the very western extent of the site, but reveal a series of probably short-lived camouflaged field boundaries that have been painted across the site. Aerial photographs of 1945 and 1946 were used for transcription. These show that the main concentration of airfield buildings lie on the southern edge of the runway, on the northern side of the B3184 and what is now occupied by the present airport terminal buildings and a business park. These include hangars, terminal building, barrack blocks, officer and sergeant’s mess, workshops and stores, as well as a wide variety of smaller structures such as latrines, doctors and dentists surgery, oil shed, garage, pump house and electricity sub-station. Interspersed among these buildings are a number of elongated earthworks, approximately 20m in length, of probable embanked air raid trench shelters. The main fighter pens of RAF Exeter and associated structures, such as hangers, flight office, ammunition stores, workshops and fuel tanks are located to the central northern section of the airfield and along the western edge towards Clyst Honiton. The fighter pens themselves are visible as a series of structures and embanked structures of standard design and connected by a perimeter road and looped tracks. The later addition spectacle pans are also visible along the northern section of the perimeter road. A number of earthwork pit, ditch and banked features of probable anti-aircraft gun pits and slit trenches are concentrated within the dispersal areas to the north and west, as well as across the perimeter of the airfield. Also dispersed across the site are a number of pillboxes to counter the threat of enemy landings. The western edge of the airfield is defined by sections of probable barbed-wire entanglements, with what appears to be a separate fenced compound leading off from this and which is first visible on aerial photographs of 1942. A continuation of these barbed-wire perimeter entanglements across the remainder of the airfield are not clearly visible on the aerial photographs. Beyond the airfield itself and recorded separately are a range of ancillary sites, structures and earthworks, including Treasbeare Farm Battle Headquarters to the northeast, numerous dispersed accommodation sites to the east and southeast, as well as anti-aircraft batteries. Much of the present day layout of the airfield retains its original military fabric, including the runway, perimeter road and spectacle pens. The dispersal areas to the north and west, although redundant and partly levelled retain many original features, such as the embanked fighter pens and the upstanding structures of former workshops, flight offices, aircraft sheds and ammunition stores. A number of buildings are also extant within the present main terminal site, such as the main stores and workshops, although many of the buildings here have been largely demolished following expansion of the Exeter airport and creation of the business park. Numerous other smaller structures of pillboxes for example remain extant across the site.
| MDV78545 | Parent of: "DK" Flight Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78207 | Parent of: "Q" Unit Plinth, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55682 | Parent of: . (Monument) |
| MDV57806 | Parent of: . (Monument) |
| MDV78624 | Parent of: Ablutions and Latrines, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78624 | Related to: Ablutions and Latrines, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78592 | Parent of: Air Ministry Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78538 | Parent of: Air Ministry Workshop, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78538 | Related to: Air Ministry Workshop, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78544 | Parent of: Aircraft Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78609 | Parent of: Ambulance Garage and Mortuary, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78609 | Related to: Ambulance Garage and Mortuary, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78357 | Parent of: Ammunition Store, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78360 | Parent of: Ammunition Store, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78482 | Parent of: Anti-Aircraft Battery EL6, Hayes Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78482 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Battery EL6, Hayes Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78318 | Parent of: Aviation Petrol Installation, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78335 | Parent of: Aviation Petrol Installation, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78211 | Parent of: Bakery and Grocery, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78610 | Parent of: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78610 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78614 | Parent of: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78614 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78626 | Parent of: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78626 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78604 | Parent of: Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78604 | Related to: Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78329 | Parent of: Bellman Aeroplane Shed, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78344 | Parent of: Bellman Aeroplane Shed, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78301 | Parent of: Blast Pens, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78542 | Parent of: Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78547 | Parent of: Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78548 | Parent of: Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78549 | Parent of: Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78615 | Parent of: Camouflage Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78615 | Related to: Camouflage Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78593 | Parent of: Camouflage Stores, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78220 | Parent of: Civilian Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78596 | Parent of: Civilian Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78320 | Parent of: CK Flight Office, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78189 | Parent of: Cloud Height Projector Plinth, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78222 | Parent of: Cold War Bunker, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78600 | Parent of: Compass Platform, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78584 | Parent of: Contact Floodlights, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78543 | Parent of: Crew Duty Room, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78613 | Parent of: Decontamination Building, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78613 | Related to: Decontamination Building, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78612 | Parent of: Decontamination Proof Clothing Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78612 | Related to: Decontamination Proof Clothing Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV57807 | Parent of: DEFENCE OBSTRUCTION in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV78178 | Parent of: Defence Post "C", Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78223 | Parent of: Defence Post "D", Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78355 | Parent of: Defence Post "E", Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55674 | Parent of: Defence Post 10, Exeter Airfield Outer Defences (Monument) |
| MDV55674 | Related to: Defence Post 10, Exeter Airfield Outer Defences (Monument) |
| MDV55675 | Parent of: Defence Post 13, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55675 | Related to: Defence Post 13, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV54168 | Parent of: Defence Post 26, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55678 | Parent of: Defence Post 27, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55681 | Parent of: Defence Post 32, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55680 | Parent of: Defence Post 45, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV109208 | Parent of: Defence Post 45a, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78326 | Parent of: Direction Finding and Ground Controlled Approach Caravan, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78581 | Parent of: Dispersal Store Hut, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78435 | Parent of: Dispersed Air Defence Site EL5, Pound Corner (Monument) |
| MDV78435 | Related to: Dispersed Air Defence Site EL5, Pound Corner (Monument) |
| MDV78607 | Parent of: Doctor's and Dentist's Surgery, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78607 | Related to: Doctor's and Dentist's Surgery, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78599 | Parent of: Duty Watch Office, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78165 | Parent of: Electrical Sub-Station, Exeter Airport (Monument) |
| MDV78348 | Parent of: Emergency Pump House, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55688 | Parent of: Exeter Airport Terminal Building (Monument) |
| MDV57810 | Parent of: Fighter Pen Defended Wall, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78376 | Parent of: Fighter Pen Defended Wall, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV57811 | Parent of: Fighter Pen Defended Walls, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78315 | Parent of: Fighter Pen Defensive Wall, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78308 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78309 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78316 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78371 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78372 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78374 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78579 | Parent of: Fighter Pen, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78290 | Parent of: Fighter Pens, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78369 | Parent of: Fighter Pens, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78611 | Parent of: Fire Tender House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78611 | Related to: Fire Tender House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78539 | Parent of: Fleet Anti-Aircraft Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78539 | Related to: Fleet Anti-Aircraft Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78356 | Parent of: Flight Latrine Block, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78378 | Parent of: Flight Office "AK", Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78570 | Parent of: Flight Office, Winkleigh Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78381 | Parent of: Flight Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78565 | Parent of: Flight Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78588 | Parent of: Four Small Arms Ammunitions Stores, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78186 | Parent of: Gas Chamber, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78175 | Parent of: Gas Clothing Store, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78176 | Parent of: Gas Defence Centre, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78603 | Parent of: Guard House and Fire Party, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78603 | Related to: Guard House and Fire Party, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78228 | Parent of: Gunnery Research Unit Armoury, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78224 | Parent of: Gunnery Research Unit Command Office, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78317 | Parent of: Gunnery Research Unit Workshop, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78177 | Parent of: Hinaidi Aeroplane Shed, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78606 | Parent of: Hunt Recognition Trainer and Lecture Room, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78606 | Related to: Hunt Recognition Trainer and Lecture Room, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78319 | Parent of: Latrine and Drying Room, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78343 | Parent of: Latrine, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78226 | Parent of: Latrines and Drying Room, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78379 | Parent of: Latrines and Drying Room, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78209 | Parent of: Lecture Room, Photographic Workshops and Church, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78598 | Parent of: Link Trainer, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV56248 | Parent of: LOOPHOLED WALL in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV56249 | Parent of: LOOPHOLED WALL in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV56250 | Parent of: LOOPHOLED WALL in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV78173 | Parent of: Lubricant and Inflammable Store, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78363 | Parent of: Machine Gun Range, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78361 | Parent of: Machine Gun Test Building, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78541 | Parent of: Main Radar Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78166 | Parent of: Main Stores, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78168 | Parent of: Main Workshops, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78172 | Parent of: Motor Transport Sheds, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78608 | Parent of: Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78608 | Related to: Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78616 | Parent of: Oil Shed, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78616 | Related to: Oil Shed, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78390 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78546 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78571 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78573 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78580 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78582 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78583 | Parent of: Over Blister Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV39327 | Parent of: Pillbox, Exeter Airfield Inner Defences (Monument) |
| MDV78322 | Parent of: Pilots' Sleeping Shelter, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78323 | Parent of: Pilots' Sleeping Shelter, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78325 | Parent of: Pilots' Sleeping Shelter, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55685 | Parent of: Pinhoe, ROC post (Monument) |
| MDV78594 | Parent of: Pump House, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78179 | Parent of: Pump House, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Sites (Monument) |
| MDV78179 | Related to: Pump House, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Sites (Monument) |
| MDV78380 | Parent of: Radar Workshop, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78368 | Parent of: Refuse Dump, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78332 | Parent of: Robin Hangar, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78328 | Parent of: Romney Huts, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78620 | Parent of: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78620 | Related to: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78627 | Parent of: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78627 | Related to: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78212 | Parent of: Sergeants' Mess, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78623 | Parent of: Sergeants' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78623 | Related to: Sergeants' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78359 | Parent of: Sewage Works, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78383 | Parent of: Sleeping Shelter, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78385 | Parent of: Sleeping Shelter, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78574 | Parent of: Sleeping Shelter, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78585 | Parent of: Small Arms Ammunition Stores, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78163 | Parent of: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78163 | Related to: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78164 | Parent of: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78164 | Related to: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78590 | Parent of: Stand-By Set House, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78540 | Parent of: Storage Hut, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78540 | Related to: Storage Hut, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78605 | Parent of: Tailor's, Shoemaker's and Barber's Shop, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78605 | Related to: Tailor's, Shoemaker's and Barber's Shop, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78169 | Parent of: Technical Latrine, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78597 | Parent of: Technical Latrines, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78572 | Parent of: Technical Workshop, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78575 | Parent of: Technical Workshop, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78576 | Parent of: Technical Workshop, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78587 | Parent of: Three Anti-Aircraft Unit Huts, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78345 | Parent of: Transformer House, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV39323 | Parent of: Transformer Plinth, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78586 | Parent of: Transformer Plinth, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78595 | Parent of: Transformer Plinth, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78591 | Parent of: Two Transformer Plinths, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78327 | Parent of: Type A1 Aircraft Shed, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78349 | Parent of: Type A1 Aircraft Shed, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78389 | Parent of: Unidentified Structure, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78625 | Parent of: Warrant Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78625 | Related to: Warrant Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78338 | Parent of: Waste Water Pump House, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78535 | Parent of: Workshop and Stores, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78535 | Related to: Workshop and Stores, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78624 | Parent of: Ablutions and Latrines, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78624 | Related to: Ablutions and Latrines, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78418 | Related to: Ablutions Block, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78676 | Related to: Ablutions Block, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78538 | Parent of: Air Ministry Workshop, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78538 | Related to: Air Ministry Workshop, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78649 | Related to: Airmen's Barrack Block, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78394 | Related to: Airmen's Institute, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV78648 | Related to: Airmen's Latrine and Drying Room, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78671 | Related to: Airwomen's Institute, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78609 | Parent of: Ambulance Garage and Mortuary, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78609 | Related to: Ambulance Garage and Mortuary, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78512 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Battery D5A, Hoopern Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78482 | Parent of: Anti-Aircraft Battery EL6, Hayes Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78482 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Battery EL6, Hayes Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78509 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Battery Headquarters, Rydon Lane (Monument) |
| MDV78513 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Regiment Headquarters, Parklands House, Barley Lane (Monument) |
| MDV78514 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Regiment Headquarters, The Grange (Monument) |
| MDV55683 | Related to: Anti-Aircraft Unit Accommodation Hut, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78642 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78646 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78647 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78672 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78610 | Parent of: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78610 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78614 | Parent of: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78614 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78626 | Parent of: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78626 | Related to: Barrack Hut, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78411 | Related to: Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 8 (Monument) |
| MDV78670 | Related to: Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78604 | Parent of: Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78604 | Related to: Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78419 | Related to: Baths and Decontamination Centre, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78615 | Parent of: Camouflage Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78615 | Related to: Camouflage Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78643 | Related to: Compressor House, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78613 | Parent of: Decontamination Building, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78613 | Related to: Decontamination Building, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78612 | Parent of: Decontamination Proof Clothing Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78612 | Related to: Decontamination Proof Clothing Store, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV55674 | Parent of: Defence Post 10, Exeter Airfield Outer Defences (Monument) |
| MDV55674 | Related to: Defence Post 10, Exeter Airfield Outer Defences (Monument) |
| MDV55675 | Parent of: Defence Post 13, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV55675 | Related to: Defence Post 13, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV53280 | Related to: Directional Finding Station, Poltimore (Monument) |
| MDV78435 | Parent of: Dispersed Air Defence Site EL5, Pound Corner (Monument) |
| MDV78435 | Related to: Dispersed Air Defence Site EL5, Pound Corner (Monument) |
| MDV78607 | Parent of: Doctor's and Dentist's Surgery, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78607 | Related to: Doctor's and Dentist's Surgery, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV48846 | Related to: Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV78397 | Related to: Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV48847 | Related to: Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 4 (Monument) |
| MDV56271 | Related to: Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 5 (Monument) |
| MDV56272 | Related to: Exeter Airfield dispersed Site 6 (Monument) |
| MDV48848 | Related to: Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 7 (Monument) |
| MDV56268 | Related to: Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 8 (Monument) |
| MDV55686 | Related to: Exeter Airport (Civil) (Monument) |
| MDV71806 | Related to: Exeter, Site [B] AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71797 | Related to: Exeter, Site 2 AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71798 | Related to: Exeter, Site 3 AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71799 | Related to: Exeter, Site 4, AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71800 | Related to: Exeter, Site 5, AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71803 | Related to: Exeter, Site 7 AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71804 | Related to: Exeter, Site 8 AA Battery (Monument) |
| MDV71740 | Related to: Farringdon [A] Anti-Aircraft Battery, Horwell Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78611 | Parent of: Fire Tender House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78611 | Related to: Fire Tender House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78539 | Parent of: Fleet Anti-Aircraft Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78539 | Related to: Fleet Anti-Aircraft Offices, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78664 | Related to: Four Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 4 (Monument) |
| MDV78668 | Related to: Four Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 5 (Monument) |
| MDV78665 | Related to: Four Latrine Blocks and Drying Rooms, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 4 (Monument) |
| MDV78673 | Related to: Fuel Compound, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78603 | Parent of: Guard House and Fire Party, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78603 | Related to: Guard House and Fire Party, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78414 | Related to: Gym, Cinema and Church, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 7 (Monument) |
| MDV78606 | Parent of: Hunt Recognition Trainer and Lecture Room, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78606 | Related to: Hunt Recognition Trainer and Lecture Room, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78644 | Related to: Latrine Block and Drying Room, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78639 | Related to: Latrines and Ablutions, Exeter Airfield Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV78391 | Related to: Mess Building, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV53281 | Related to: Nissen Creek, Second World War Womens Auxiliary Air Force Accommodation Camp (Monument) |
| MDV78637 | Related to: Officers' Mess, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site (Monument) |
| MDV78608 | Parent of: Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78608 | Related to: Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78616 | Parent of: Oil Shed, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78616 | Related to: Oil Shed, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78636 | Related to: Picket Post, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site (Monument) |
| MDV78640 | Related to: Picket Post, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 3 (Monument) |
| MDV78666 | Related to: Picket Post, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 4 (Monument) |
| MDV39325 | Related to: PILLBOX in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV39326 | Related to: PILLBOX in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV39329 | Related to: PILLBOX in the Parish of Clyst Honiton (Monument) |
| MDV52063 | Related to: Pillbox, Exeter Airfield Outer Defences (Monument) |
| MDV78179 | Parent of: Pump House, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Sites (Monument) |
| MDV78179 | Related to: Pump House, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Sites (Monument) |
| MDV72070 | Related to: 'Q' Bombing Decoy, Clyst Hydon (Monument) |
| MDV53279 | Related to: RAF Sector Operations Block, Poltimore Park (Monument) |
| MDV78392 | Related to: Ration Store, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV78395 | Related to: Ration Store, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV78416 | Related to: Recreation Ground, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 7 (Monument) |
| MDV78181 | Related to: Roadblock Posts, Exeter Airfield Inner Defences (Monument) |
| MDV78183 | Related to: Roadblock, Exeter Airfield Outer Defences (Monument) |
| MDV78396 | Related to: Romney Huts, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 2 (Monument) |
| MDV78508 | Related to: Seachlight Battery, Knowle (Monument) |
| MDV78518 | Related to: Searchlight Batter EX1 22, The Warren (Monument) |
| MDV78485 | Related to: Searchlight Batteries 'Ack 2' at Bridge Copse, Spain Farm (Monument) |
| MDV58248 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 1', Marlborough Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78483 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 1', Marlborough Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78486 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 3/Sugar 3', Treasbear Farm (Monument) |
| MDV57217 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 4', Mosshayne Lane (Monument) |
| MDV78487 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 5', Ivington Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78490 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 6', Randlehayes Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78491 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Ack 7', Godfrey Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78521 | Related to: Searchlight Battery EX1 24, Pulhayes Farm, East Budleigh (Monument) |
| MDV78492 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Sugar 1', Churchill Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78493 | Related to: Searchlight Battery 'Sugar 2', Woodhayes (Monument) |
| MDV78520 | Related to: Searchlight Battery to the north of Withycombe Barton (Monument) |
| MDV78497 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Hill Barton (Monument) |
| MDV78506 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Lympstone Barracks (Monument) |
| MDV78499 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Newport House (Monument) |
| MDV78498 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Nine Oaks (Monument) |
| MDV78517 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Postlake Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78500 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Rushmoor Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78495 | Related to: Searchlight Battery, Sowton Barton (Monument) |
| MDV78522 | Related to: Searchlight Canopy Site A1, Hayes Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78525 | Related to: Searchlight Canopy Site A3, Beautiport (Monument) |
| MDV78527 | Related to: Searchlight Canopy Site A5, Marlborough Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78674 | Related to: Sergeants' and Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78620 | Parent of: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78620 | Related to: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78627 | Parent of: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78627 | Related to: Sergeants' Bath House, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78651 | Related to: Sergeants' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 4 (Monument) |
| MDV78623 | Parent of: Sergeants' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78623 | Related to: Sergeants' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78417 | Related to: Sick Bay, Nissen Creek (Monument) |
| MDV78163 | Parent of: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78163 | Related to: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78164 | Parent of: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78164 | Related to: Standard Beam Approach Beacon, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78540 | Parent of: Storage Hut, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78540 | Related to: Storage Hut, Exeter Airfield (Monument) |
| MDV78605 | Parent of: Tailor's, Shoemaker's and Barber's Shop, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78605 | Related to: Tailor's, Shoemaker's and Barber's Shop, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78139 | Related to: Treasbeare Farm Battle Headquarters (Monument) |
| MDV78675 | Related to: Two Barrack Huts, Exeter Airfield Dispersed Site 9 (Monument) |
| MDV78625 | Parent of: Warrant Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78625 | Related to: Warrant Officers' Quarters, Exeter Airfield Site "B" (Monument) |
| MDV78535 | Parent of: Workshop and Stores, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |
| MDV78535 | Related to: Workshop and Stores, Fair Oak Farm (Monument) |