RAF Heywood
Royal Air Force Heywood or RAF Heywood was a non-flying Royal Air Force station located mainly in Heywood, Lancashire (now Greater Manchester), England. Operating primarily as No. 35 Maintenance Unit (35 MU), the station served as a massive logistics, storage, and repair depot for the RAF under RAF Maintenance Command. Constructed in 1938, the base provided crucial logistical support during the Second World War and into the Cold War. It was a highly dispersed facility, with storage sites spanning an area of up to 15 miles. The base officially closed in the late 1960s and the site was subsequently redeveloped into a commercial industrial estate, now known as the Heywood Distribution Park.
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Broadlands, Rochdale Broadfield
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OL10 3QL Rochdale, Broadfield
England, United Kingdom
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