Duxford

olspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Duxford
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idth="50%"|Population: 1836 (2001 Census)
idth="50%"|Dwellings: 736 (2001 Census)
idth="50%"|Formal status: Village
olspan=2 bgcolor="#ff9999"|Administration
idth="50%"|County: align="left"|Cambridgeshire
idth="50%"|Region: East Anglia
idth="50%"|Nation: England
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idth="50%"|Postcode: CB10 1
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Duxford is a village in Cambridgeshire, England, some ten miles south of Cambridge. Duxford gives its name to a former Royal Air Force airfield that was used as a sector station during the Battle of Britain. Duxford airfield was the home of Douglas Bader's Big Wing during that battle. Duxford airfield later became a fighter airfield for the United States Army Air Force. After the war, the airfield fell into disuse until it was used in the Battle of Britain film. Later it was purchased by the Imperial War Museum. Currently, Duxford airfield houses the Imperial War Museum's aircraft collection, as well as its land warfare collection of tanks. The American Air Museum in Britain has recently been added to the museum complex. The airfield at Duxford is now home to a large number of remarkable and unique aircraft. It is considered to be one of the most significant collections in the UK.

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