| RAF Friston
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| Friston, East Sussex in England | |||||||||
  RAF Friston Shown within East Sussex | |||||||||
| Coordinates | 50°45′53″N 000°10′04″E / 50.76472°N 0.16778°E / 50.76472; 0.16778 | ||||||||
| Type | Royal Air Force Satellite station | ||||||||
| Code | FX | ||||||||
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| Owner | Air Ministry | ||||||||
| Operator | Royal Air Force | ||||||||
| Controlled by | RAF Fighter Command * No. 11 Group RAF | ||||||||
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| Built | 1940 (1940) | ||||||||
| In use | May 1940 - April 1946 (1946) | ||||||||
| Battles/wars | European theatre of World War II | ||||||||
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| Elevation | 108 metres (354 ft)[1] AMSL | ||||||||
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Royal Air Force Friston or more simply RAF Friston is a former Royal Air Force satellite station and Emergency Landing Ground located in East Sussex, England.
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