RAF Warboys 

Documenting what's left of RAF Warboys today.
Dji Pocket 2
Sony SLT A58
Sony 18-55 SAM II Lens
During the early years of the war, Warboys was a relatively conventional bomber station which was supplemented with the addition of an exceptionally long main runway measuring 6,290 feet. Construction of this runway resulted in the closure of the nearby road to Huntingdon (Church Road) during the war years, necessitating the construction of a bypass road, still in use (2015) as part of the A141. The extension to the runway is still clearly visible, on Google Earth, as crop marks between the old and new roads.
The station was allocated to No.3 Group in August 1942. RAF Warboys became one of the original Pathfinder Force stations.
The construction of Warboys began in 1940. The airfield was built to relieve the congestion at RAF Upwood for the use of No. 17 Operational Training Unit (No. 17 OTU) with Bristol Blenheim's. The completion of barbed wire around strategic areas, and three AA gun positions with one Vickers gun, were almost finished by 17 May.
INFORMATION OF WARBOYS:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_War...