Which Aerodrome?
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I'll give you it StbD
- It's actually BAN(Base Aero Navale) Aspretto.
It was originally a seaplane base(Cam 5s & PL15s), then after the war became a base for Breguet Alizes. Nord 262s are based there now I believe.
It is or was, a training base for the French SAS equivalent.
The land based airfield is now, as StbD guessed, LFKJ Ajaccio/Campo Del Oro.
Carry on chaps
- It's actually BAN(Base Aero Navale) Aspretto.It was originally a seaplane base(Cam 5s & PL15s), then after the war became a base for Breguet Alizes. Nord 262s are based there now I believe.
It is or was, a training base for the French SAS equivalent.
The land based airfield is now, as StbD guessed, LFKJ Ajaccio/Campo Del Oro.
Carry on chaps
Jack's Granddad
After searching around on the net it would seem that Sabredog is correct.
Bit of thread drift, my searching was hampered by the fact that the vehicles are all driving on the left but research following Sabredog's post shows that Newfoundland did not switch to driving on the right until 1947.
OK, carry on!
Bit of thread drift, my searching was hampered by the fact that the vehicles are all driving on the left but research following Sabredog's post shows that Newfoundland did not switch to driving on the right until 1947.
OK, carry on!
. The floor is yours.
Jack's Granddad
Shall we have the courtesy to wait and see what StbdD has to say?
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I think I still owe you guys some challenges, so:
And to give you an idea of the area:
And to give you an idea of the area:
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