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UK: Report: Lifting the lid on Menwith Hill: The Strategic Roles & Economic Impact of the US Spy Base in Yorkshire

01 March 2012

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"Menwith Hill is just one of the many US bases in the UK – this report demonstrates that not only is there a real need to discover more about the activities and impact of these bases on local communities, but they also present important challenges to the national sovereignty and inter-national standing of the UK. It seems sensible therefore that Menwith Hill is held to account."

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