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The Structural Engineer, Volume 76, Issue 23, 1998

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 76, Issue 23, 1998

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The Royal Naval Air Station at Yeovilton, in the heart of the Somerset countryside, is the focus of considerable construction activity. This is the result of a Defence Review which will see the closure of HMS Osprey at Portland and the transfer of the Lynx helicopter base from the Royal Naval Air Station. It goes under the acronym MOVIT (Move from HMS Osprey to Yeovilton Implementation Team).and involves the transfer of 800 people.

Kathy Stansfield

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