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Grampound


Note: This map only shows the position of Grampound within the UK. If anybody can kindly give advice as to the location of the U.S.Army base, this will be most welcome.


GRAMPOUND: Military airstrip

Military user: U.S. First Army ‘V’ Corps, 190th Field Artillery Group
 

Location: Presumably in or near the village of Grampound on the A390, about 6nm W of St Austell and 8nm E of Truro

Period of operation: 1944/5 only?
 

NOTES: It appears that two Piper L-4 Grasshoppers were based here. Without much doubt U.S. Army troops were based here in the run-up to D-Day.

 

 

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