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Waldron Rd, Broomfield, Montrose DD10 9BD, UK
Montrose, Scotland DD10 9BD
01674 678222

WW1 Air Station; the First Air Station in Britain for the Royal Flying Corps, commissioned in 1912 by the First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill.In 1936 RAF Montrose reopened as No 8 Flying Training School; between 1936 and 1940 800 pilots were trained at Montrose.More than 10 WWII Fighter Aces were trained here at Montrose.The Free French, Czech, American and other International forces trained at Montrose in WWII.RAF Montrose closed in 1952 after a 40 year history.

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Airport at Waldron Rd, Broomfield, Montrose DD10 9BD, UK. Here you will find detailed information about Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre Memorial: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

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Waldron Rd, Broomfield, Montrose DD10 9BD, UK.
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Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre Memorial is a UK Airport based in Montrose, Scotland. Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre Memorial is located at Waldron Rd, Broomfield, Montrose DD10 9BD, UK.


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  • Dean McBride
    Added 09.05.2018
    WW1 Air Station; the First Air Station in Britain for the Royal Flying Corps, commissioned in 1912 by the First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill.In 1936 RAF Montrose reopened as No 8 Flying Training School; between 1936 and 1940 800 pilots were trained at Montrose.More than 10 WWII Fighter Aces were trained here at Montrose.The Free French, Czech, American and other International forces trained at Montrose in WWII.RAF Montrose closed in 1952 after a 40 year history.
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