RAF Davidstow Moor, Cornwall
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At 294 metres, it is the highest airfield in Britain. Established in 1942, the site experienced significant weather challenges, with conditions unsuitable for flying approximately 80% of the time. B-24 Liberators arrived in November 1942 supporting Operation Torch. The airfield closed in December 1945 and subsequently served briefly as a Formula 1 racing circuit before safety concerns ended that use.