EAW001929 ENGLAND (1946). RAF Yatesbury, Yatesbury, 1946

Letters was my first thought, but they could be groups under instruction, there seems to be one or two figures the rest sre gouped around. My guess is it's a ground training establishment for the RAF. There's a patially dismantled halifax minus wings, but no apparent maintenance hangars. There are also a number of squads on the parade ground, again suggesting a basic training unit?

Next photo in sequence shows an airfield adjacent to this site. So this is the domestic site for a grass airfield, technical site at opposite side of airfield.

No. They're square bashing. I realised this on another of the series, before I came to the one that said this. Series runs from eaw001925 to eaw001931.