RAF Liudholine (Tactical Control Radar)

RAF Lindholme 'Tactical Control Radar' (TCR) station was built circa 1960 on a group of disused aircraft dispersals, adjacent to the western perimeter of the former Second World War airfield, RAF Lindholme. The site is situated on low-tying ground, approximately eight kilometres (5 miles) north east of Doncaster. The complex consists of an operations block, a Type 82 radar head building, a standby power generator set house and associated fuel tanks with catchpits, an entry post, three garages, and a transformer plinth, all of which are enclosed by a chain-link perimeter fence. RAF Lindholme 'Tactical Control Radar' (TCR) station was built circa 1960 on a group of disused aircraft dispersals, adjacent to the western perimeter of the former Second World War airfield, RAF Lindholme.