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from May 1943 to June 1945. Part of the airfield is now used by Hunts Kart Racing Club. As of 2019, there is free and unsupervised access to the airfield for walkers. Remnants of old wartime bunkers are apparent across sections of the airfield.
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1455:Butler, Nora (Spring 2003). "The Statty Fair".
1436:Nora, Butler (Spring 2003). "The Statty Fair".
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