Which Aerodrome?
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I note a couple of US C130s and is that also a C141 or C5 tail over on the left? So Russkies and US jobs - I'm wondering whether it's somewhere in central asia - eg one of the 'stans' - then again, it doesn't appear arid enough? Am I barking up the wrong tree??
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Correct, it's Dover AFB (again, forgot I posted one a week or so ago), not sure if it was a State Visit though? Got a bit of a surprise when I saw these 4 sitting on the ramp I can tell you. Open House .
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2005 World Summit:
http://www.kremlin.ru/eng/events/det...13_93729.shtml
http://www.kremlin.ru/eng/events/det...13_93729.shtml
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Sorry, just realised that the wrong person declared open house. If dixi188 posts one then I'll remove mine.
Clue 1;
I last landed an aircraft here on 9th July 1970 (VC10 G-ARVL). Since then time has stood still (for the airport, not for me). The check-in desks, passport control and cafes are still as I remember them. The runways are intact. However there are no passengers to walk through these doors.
Clue 2;
The doors of this European airport were locked in 1974
Clue 1;
I last landed an aircraft here on 9th July 1970 (VC10 G-ARVL). Since then time has stood still (for the airport, not for me). The check-in desks, passport control and cafes are still as I remember them. The runways are intact. However there are no passengers to walk through these doors.
Clue 2;
The doors of this European airport were locked in 1974
Last edited by Captain Airclues; 7th Nov 2007 at 23:09.