Which Aerodrome?
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I think I recognise one of the cabbages. Is it Altehru airfield, near Sangmo-ri, on Cheju-do, South Korea?
Truly, some of us (thank you Google, 'Japanese airfield shelters') have too much time on our hands.
Open House if correct.
Truly, some of us (thank you Google, 'Japanese airfield shelters') have too much time on our hands.
Open House if correct.
Jack's Granddad
All kale to you D 120A for rooting it out! We are talking the same place although the spelling I have for it is Alddeureu. Built by forced labour and used by Japanese AF bombers as a base to bomb Nanking and Shanghai in 1937.
Open house.
Open house.
"I said, 'Left hand down a bit, Mr. Phillips!'"
Sorry , I couldn't resist the Navy Lark joke. Not a clue where it is other than somewhere tropical.
Sorry , I couldn't resist the Navy Lark joke. Not a clue where it is other than somewhere tropical.
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Yup, have a friend who's fishing boat has aircraft quality metal flooring and some v comfy seats! Spent a v happy 3 years flying out of there, well worth a visit, especially if u like to fish! V big airport, as seen by baggage collection area!
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So what's the history of the wet undershoot?
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Hi Simon!
aviation-safety.net/database has a full report. No fatalities. After holding for electrical power to be restored to the airport, the TAAT 707 freighter commenced an unstabilised approach resulting in the aircraft bouncing 2 or 3 times and came to rest in the lake. Irony was the aircraft was to pick up a load of fish.
Bri
aviation-safety.net/database has a full report. No fatalities. After holding for electrical power to be restored to the airport, the TAAT 707 freighter commenced an unstabilised approach resulting in the aircraft bouncing 2 or 3 times and came to rest in the lake. Irony was the aircraft was to pick up a load of fish.
Bri
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Ok, haven't played for some time, but I'd guess(wildly)somewhere in the UK ooop north.
It appears to be a Heavylift Belfast - I dunno, Prestwick???
It appears to be a Heavylift Belfast - I dunno, Prestwick???
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While awaiting Double Hydco's reply, I'd have to say LFT is probably correct. A colleague of mine used to work there, and he says it sure looks like Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada.
