RAF Carew Cheriton, Pembrokeshire

Carew Cheriton airfield was an airship station (RNAS PEMBROKE;MILTON AIR STATION - NPRN 407783) in the first world war, and was developed in the 1930s to accept aeroplanes to complement nearby Pembroke Dock's flying boat base. The airfield has a decoy site nearby.

In recent years, the airfield has been cleared leaving only a perimeter track, a few stretches of concrete and hangar foundations and a control tower of unusual design. Other survivals include a dome turret training building. The domestic buildings were demolished to make way for the widening of the A477. Interesting restoration by the Carew Cheriton Control Tower Group, and turned into a museum which is open to the public.
More information on the airfield here

Locations of the control tower, turret trainer and wash facility(right to left)
	Local story says the bay windown was left over from another house build, and was fitted as cost saver
Period window frames
Hanger bases to the west of the control tower, and tracks for the sliding doors
Across the road the washroom. Left in place because of bats nesting
Turret trainer building, re-used as workshops