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Rostrop Road is one of the street names from the original RAF(H) Nocton Hall officers' married quarters, or patch. It still exists today in its original form as one of the streets in Nocton Park after the disposal of the surplus quarters by the MOD in the early 1990s.
ROSTROP ( ROSTRUP )
Rostrup is a small village in north-western Germany near to Bad Zwischenahn,
north-west of Bremen, in Ammerland, Weser-Ems, Niedersachsen. Its original
name, Rostrup, was anglicised to Rostrop . There were three RAF stations
in the area – Jever,
Ahlhorn and Nordhorn – and Oldenburg is also not far away.
RAF Hospital Rostrop opened in 1953
and closed in 1958. It was created when No 1 Mobile Field Hospital, then
based at RAF Rinteln, deployed to Rostrop airfield in 1953 following closure
of British Military Hospital (BMH) Oldenburg. It provided
specialist and general medical facilities for RAF personnel and their
dependents in Lower Saxony but also deployed a mobile field hospital from
Rostrop on woods near Bruggen during major exercises. Ultimately it became
the medical focus for all
British personnel in the area following the closure of BMH Hostert. In
turn it closed when the RAF assets and facilities moved south to the
new airfields in the Rheindahlen area.
Streetnames:
Rostrop Road
Community led action for Nocton
Three videos taken around the hospital site in 2009
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