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A Satellite Landing Ground (SLG) is a type of British Royal Air Force (RAF) aviation facility that typically consists of an airfield with one or two grass runways which is designed throughout to be hidden from aerial observation by blending into forests and other natural features to hide the presence of aircraft and associated buildings. The landing grounds were mainly used by RAF Maintenance Units (MU) which used the areas to disperse aircraft to reduce the likelihood of attacks from the air. Some improvements and upgrades to aircraft were performed at these sites but overall it was kept to a minimum. Some support buildings came about by using requisitioned buildings on the land.

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rdfs:comment	A Satellite Landing Ground (SLG) is a type of British Royal Air Force (RAF) aviation facility that typically consists of an airfield with one or two grass runways which is designed throughout to be hidden from aerial observation by blending into forests and other natural features to hide the presence of aircraft and associated buildings. The landing grounds were mainly used by RAF Maintenance Units (MU) which used the areas to disperse aircraft to reduce the likelihood of attacks from the air. Some improvements and upgrades to aircraft were performed at these sites but overall it was kept to a minimum. Some support buildings came about by using requisitioned buildings on the land. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Air Force List of Royal Air Force Maintenance units United Kingdom Airfield Runways RAF Aston Down RAF Chepstow RAF Hawarden RAF Kemble MOD St Athan Bruce Barrymore Halpenny Royal Air Force satellite landing grounds Airstrike Forests Aviation Royal Air Force stations RAF Aldergrove RAF Berrow RAF Bodorgan RAF Brize Norton RAF Colerne RAF Dumfries RAF Edzell RAF Findo Gask RAF Hornby Hall RAF Kirkbride RAF Langford Lodge RAF Lichfield RAF Llandow RAF Lyneham RAF Methven RAF Shawbury RAF Silloth RAF St Angelo RAF St Athan RAF Wroughton RNAS Maydown (HMS Shrike) RAF Satellite station Aerial observation No. 12 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 15 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 18 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 19 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 20 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 22 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 23 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 27 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 33 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 38 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 39 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 44 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 45 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 48 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 51 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 5 Maintenance Unit RAF No. 6 Maintenance Unit RAF
reference	Smith,D,J. Action Stations: Military airfields of Wales and the North West v. 3. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1990. . (en) Smith,D,J. Action Stations: Military airfields of Scotland, the North East and Northern Ireland v. 7.Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1983. . (en) Halpenny,B,B. Action Stations: Military Airfields of Lincolnshire and the East Midlands v. 2. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1981. . (en) Bowyer,M,J,F. Action Stations: Military airfields of the Cotswolds and the Central Midlands v. 6.Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1983. . (en) Bowyer,M,J,F. Action Stations: Wartime military airfields of East Anglia 1939-1945 v. 1. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1979. . (en) Ashworth, C. Action Stations: Military airfields of the South West v. 5. Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1990. . (en) Ashworth, C. Action Stations: Military airfields of the Central South and South East v. 9 Wellingborough, Nottinghamshire .Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1985. . (en) Halpenny,B,B. Action Stations: Military airfields of Yorkshire v. 4. Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1982. . (en) Halpenny,B,B. Action Stations: Military airfields of Greater London v. 8. Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1993. . (en)
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has abstract	A Satellite Landing Ground (SLG) is a type of British Royal Air Force (RAF) aviation facility that typically consists of an airfield with one or two grass runways which is designed throughout to be hidden from aerial observation by blending into forests and other natural features to hide the presence of aircraft and associated buildings. The landing grounds were mainly used by RAF Maintenance Units (MU) which used the areas to disperse aircraft to reduce the likelihood of attacks from the air. Some improvements and upgrades to aircraft were performed at these sites but overall it was kept to a minimum. Some support buildings came about by using requisitioned buildings on the land. A satellite station is not the same as a Satellite Landing Ground. (en)
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