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| | THE
NORTH EAST 
A
pair of Tornado GR4s taking off from Lossiemouth The North East of Scotland
provides a number of important military facilities for 21 st century warfare,
including the RAF bases of Kinloss [51] and Lossiemouth [53], but was arguably
more vital during the Cold War. The North East region was the hub of US naval
and radio telecommunications in Scotland, and whilst there are still a few important
communications sites in the area, they represent a small section of the sites
that were operational twenty years ago. Nevertheless, the North East remains an
important asset to the British government and NATO. Just over a third of major
facilities have been closed in the last 15 years.
| 38.
Aberdeen (Northfield) | |
39. Almondbank, Perth |
| 40.
Arbroath, Angus | |
41. Balado Bridge, Kinross |
| 42.
Barry Budden, Angus | |
43. Blackdog, Aberdeenshire |
| 44.
RAF Buchan, Peterhead | |
45. Craigowl Hill, Dundee |
| 46.
Craigiebarns, Dundee | |
47. Crimond, Aberdeenshire |
| 48.
Cultybraggan, Perthshire | |
49. Edzell, Angus
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50. Inverbervie, Angus |
| 51.
RAF Kinloss | |
52. Kinnaber, Angus |
| 53.
RAF Lossiemouth | |
54. Milltown, Moray |
| 55.
Mormond Hill, Aberdeenshire | |
56. Perwinnes Hill,
Dyce | |
57. Rosehearty, Aberdeenshire |
| 58.
Scotstownmoor, Dyce | |