Each airfield, whether serving as a base for reconnaissance, a hub for training, or a centre for operational missions, was a key component in the broader war effort. Their locations and functions reflected the strategic needs of the time, supporting both the Royal Air Force and the Royal Naval Air Service in their critical roles. The legacy of these airfields is a testament to the dedication and resilience of those who served. They were vital in shaping the outcome of the World Wars and continue to be an important part of Wales’s rich aviation history. As we remember their contributions, we honour the pivotal role they played in maintaining air and maritime security during a time of great global conflict.

Airbases

RNAS Brawdy (HMS Goldcrest)
RNAS Dale (HMS Goldcrest)
RNAS - Fishguard
RNAS Lawrenny Ferry / HMS Daedalus II
RNAS-Pembroke
RAF Aberporth
RAF Angle
RAF-Carew Cheriton
RAF Fairwood Common
RAF Hawarden
RAF Llanbedr
RAF-Llandow
RAF Llandwrog
RAF Manorbier
RAF Pembrey
RAF Pengam Moors
RAF Rhoose
RAF Rudbaxton
RAF Sealand
RAF-St Athan
RAF St David's
RAF Talbenny
RAF - Valley