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RAF Woolfox Lodge, Rutland, UK

Cold war era Bloodhound Missile site The Bloodhound Missile Site at RAF Woolfox Lodge lies within the perimeter of the Second World War airfield of the same name. It was one of eleven Bloodhound MKI Missile Sites built to defend the RAF's V-bomber and Thor missile nuclear deterrent force. The site is situated adjacent to the A1 Great North Road, some 10 km northeast of Stamford. It consists of a total of forty-eight structures/features, including thirty-two missile standings and various maintenance, control, and ancillary buildings, all of which were originally enclosed by a chain link fence, the circumference of which has been reduced in extent.