2.MoD Sculthorpe

52°51'42"N 0°46'47"E The former nuc storage site at RAF Sculthorpe. From 1952-1962 it contained 20x B-28 bombs (20-50KT).stored in 4 bunkers http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ee/Mk_28_nuclear_bomb_Ellsworth_AFB_1984.JPEG/1200px-Mk_28_nuclear_bomb_Ellsworth_AFB_1984.JPEG

Historical:
WW2 bobmerbase. Deactivated 1945 and refurbished for furure USAF use in 1948.
Various USAF bomber units detached (1950-1962) operating B-45 and B-66 aircraft supposed to provide tactical nuclear weapons support to the Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) to counter the Warsaw Pact tank divisions. Its B-45's and B-66's were capable in carrying 4 tactical B-28 bombs each.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e7/North_American_RB-45C_061023-F-1234S-008.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4d/Douglas_RB-66B_54-506_19_TRS_Scul_BWD_18.05.57_edited-2.jpg

SAC reorganized 1962 and transferred some tasks to the new USAFE command and Sculthorpe remained a reserve base until 1989.
In 1991 the former technical and domestic site was sold to The Welbeck Estate Group by Defence Estates.
The airfield area remained MoD property as an army helicopter training and exercise area.

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