Which Aerodrome?
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No - not a commercial airport.
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(edit) - And many from the UK have visited here.
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('nother edit) - And it's quite famous, and would be if only by name...
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(edit) - And many from the UK have visited here.
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('nother edit) - And it's quite famous, and would be if only by name...
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LFT has it. It was known as Wright Field at the time.
BTW - the unusual configuration of long buildings in the NE corner may also be seen in post #1333.
BTW - the unusual configuration of long buildings in the NE corner may also be seen in post #1333.
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It's actually now called Myrtle Beach Jetport but the terminal is on the other side of the runway, the 707 is actually on the old ramp of the AFB and without going into too much detail sabredog I only post my own pics on here, if you know what I mean. 
Well done.
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seacue sez:
Oh, it's still there!
And Wright Field (now Area B of WPAFB) is inactive, except for September WWI fly-ins on the grass infield just N of the E-W runway.
Well, in my time, Patterson Field was located to the NE of Wright Field.
And Wright Field (now Area B of WPAFB) is inactive, except for September WWI fly-ins on the grass infield just N of the E-W runway.
