This is the above ground structure that was
built before the standard pattern, it's Air ministry building number is
3329/41 these were built on many airfield across the country. They must of
been very valuable to air attack hence there replacement. There are no
building plans available at the RAF archive at Hendon so this was drawn
from a site visit, so far the only known surviving example of this type is
at RAF Kingscliffe in Northamptonshire.
The battle headquarters features a hardened
concrete roof and a protected entrance way, the main commanders office
features 3 loop holed windows or firing slits, the use of the other 2
rooms is not known at this time.
Looking inside the commanders office with
the loop holed windows in view.
One of the minor rooms off of the entrance
passageway.
Then looking down the main corridor towards the
commanders office.
