1996: No.3 dispersed site associated with the WWII airfield; no longer extant.<1><2> Aerial photos <3> <4>.

March 2006: An Air Ministry plan of Wormingford Airfield and its Dispersed Sites, dated May 1945, shows Dispersed Site No. 3 as having 45 buildings and other structures.<5>

This site, 400 yards E. of Fordham road, is now a wood, mainly of fir trees. Aerial photographs from May 1946 show that in addition to the 45 structures listed there were three Stanton shelters, all of which still survive. Also, there were two open-topped blast shelters which still survive. These take the form of upright brick walling. 6’ high, enclosing four “rooms”. Earth is heaped up to the outer walls. Sloping-walled entrances allow access from two sides.<6>

Four photos taken of site.<7>

See also <8> & <9>.