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RAF Donna Nook was initially used as a bombing range and relief landing ground for squadrons at the Armament Practice Camp at RAF North Coates. The bombing range included 7 miles of foreshore south of Donna Nook Beacon and out to sea to a range of 8,000 yards. Practice bombing is conducted from altitudes of up to 14,000ft. RAF Donna Nook Key Dates 1926 Range opened. 1946 Range closed as satellite airfield. 1946 Range re-opened and is still in use today. Aircraft featured in this video BAE Typhoon FGR4 is a front line defensive and offensive platform used for QRA (quick reaction alert) as well as overseas missions for NATO. Operating mainly from RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire and RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland. They can often be seen locally on the range and refuel over the North Sea from tankers stationed at RAF Brize Norton . Typhoons during training fly two types of sorties, weapons training including live canon fire and flare dispersal and occasionally the dropping of dummy bombs on the target range. The other training missions will involve fast low level flying, carried out in Wales, The Lake District and Scottish Ranges. It's these types of training missions that give the pilots the skills they need in operations both here and abroad to fulfil tactical assignments in line with UK Government Objectives. WARNING: DO NOT REMOVE ITEMS FOUND ON THE GROUND WITHIN THE RANGE AREAS THEY COULD BE A DANGER TO LIFE. For business enquiries; [email protected] Exploring is Dangerous. Don't take risks. ALW Research Team Social MediaLinks ! Instagram:   / alw_researchteam   Instagram Dave:   / alwexploring_dave   Instagram Harry:   / hxrrywilliam   Instagram Danny:   / dannywalker_no1   Please check out my Son's Gaming Channel;    / thomassgamingadventures   Maps by Google and Railmap online Thank You for Watching :)