Beaulieu Maps

Beaulieu Maps

Beaulieu: Opened in August 1942, west of Beaulieu village, the big three runway

airfield, operated R.A.F. Coastal Command Liberators and R.C.A.F. Halifaxes on anti-U-boat patrols. In 1944 R.A.F. Typhoons and Bostons were joined by U.S.A.A.F. P-47 and B-26 aircraft to support D-day Post-war saw the Airbourne Forces Experimental Establishment use the base until closure in 1950.

The airfield from the air today in 2006 and the area is still clearly visible.

Beaulieu airfield today is kept as a memorial site in honor of those pilots crew & ground staff of the R.A.F. and American airforce who gallantly risked and gave their lives in defence of our country, freedom & democracy.

Beaulieu Model aircraft Association.

The Beaulieu model aircraft association today use the site flying model aircraft under strict rules of membership

and model insurance. All radio control flyers are welcome but must be members of the BMFA and therefore covered by their insurance which covers for the sum of £5000,000 in any one claim. they must also join the Beaulieu model aircraft association which costs £5 per year starting each January 1st.

Wartime Beaulieu Airfield

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	Beaulieu Maps Beaulieu: Opened in August 1942, west of Beaulieu village, the big three runway airfield, operated R.A.F. Coastal Command Liberators and R.C.A.F. Halifaxes on anti-U-boat patrols. In 1944 R.A.F. Typhoons and Bostons were joined by U.S.A.A.F. P-47 and B-26 aircraft to support D-day Post-war saw the Airbourne Forces Experimental Establishment use the base until closure in 1950. The airfield from the air today in 2006 and the area is still clearly visible. Beaulieu airfield today is kept as a memorial site in honor of those pilots crew & ground staff of the R.A.F. and American airforce who gallantly risked and gave their lives in defence of our country, freedom & democracy. Beaulieu Model aircraft Association. The Beaulieu model aircraft association today use the site flying model aircraft under strict rules of membership and model insurance. All radio control flyers are welcome but must be members of the BMFA and therefore covered by their insurance which covers for the sum of £5000,000 in any one claim. they must also join the Beaulieu model aircraft association which costs £5 per year starting each January 1st. Wartime Beaulieu Airfield Click on image Back to Model Aircraft