RAF Mullaghmore
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RAF Mullaghmore, also known as Aghadowey, lay in County Londonderry in Northern Ireland and opened in 1942. It was chiefly a training station: a coastal operational training unit and a transport training unit flew Vickers Wellingtons from it, alongside an air-sea rescue squadron and Fleet Air Arm units, and it carried the USAAF designation Station 240 in its early days. Flying ended in 1946. The site is now a privately run microlight airfield, with motor racing using the old runways.
Sources: This page was compiled from publicly available historical sources, including Mullaghmore — Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust and RAF Mullaghmore — Wikipedia. The text is original and has been written from factual source material; no source text has been copied unless specifically quoted and attributed.
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