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History according to Google:
Invasion of France, Fecamp, August-September 1944. The harbor of Fecamp, France, channel port, showing unsuccessful attempts by Germans to block the entrance before it was liberated by the Allies, 22 September 1944. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collection of the National Archives. (2014/10/28).

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Second World War. RAF West Malling was not fully operational during the Battle of Britain, having suffered from several damaging bombing raids, but did play an active part in the later stages of the air campaign, becoming a premier night-fighter base.

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Fleet Air Arm training units primarily employed Ford into World War Two but their base suffered extremely heavy damage and loss of life following a ferocious attack by Junkers Ju 87s on August 18 1940. As a result the RAF quickly returned and Ford gained prominence in its best known role as various intruder squadrons – notably No 23 – roamed enemy-occupied territory to attack targets at will with considerable success. Operational duties gradually altered to also include fighter-bomber sorties as the airfield became heavily involved through the vital D-Day period and beyond.

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*THIS IS A BUSY AIRFIELD*

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Luftwaffe Airfields 1935-45
Barville (FR) (48 29 00 N – 00 19 00 E)
General: satellite strip and dispersal field in NW France 18 km ENE of
Alençon and just SW of the village of Barville. History: prepared and
probably serviceable in Jun 44. Surface and Dimensions: measured
approx. 1370 x 110 meters (1500 x 120 yards). Infrastructure: none
noted.

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**THIS IS A BUSY AIRFIELD**
There are trucks moving and bikes and Air defenses

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Seized by the Germans in June 1940 during the Battle of France, Villacoublay was used as a Luftwaffe military airfield during the occupation. Known units assigned (all from Luftflotte 3, Fliegerkorps IV): Kampfgeschwader 55 (KG 55) 21 June 1940 – 16 June 1941 Heinkel He 111P/H (Fusalage Code: G1+)

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During World War II RAF Kenley was one of the three main fighter stations (Kenley, Croydon and Biggin Hill) responsible for the air defence of London. It was during the crucial days of the Battle of Britain that these three RAF stations came into their own, fighting off the overwhelming might of the German Luftwaffe

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History according to GOOGLE:
Starting June 9, the American engineers of the 834th Engineer Aviation Battalion build an aerodrome called ALG A-01, one kilometer east of the battery. The furious fights that took place in the area delayed its installation which ends June 13. The airfield became the main base of the 366th Fighter Group until August 25 and remained operational until September 5, 1944.