Which Aerodrome?

[The SSK]

That's it indeed.
Didn't need the giveaway clue
(never thought I would)

Over to you, Sir

[evansb]

Thank you. Here is the next 'Which Aerodrome?'

[dixi188]

Been working so wasn't here to post a picture.
Now I'm trying to attach a picture but don't seem to be able to do so.
(I'm new at this)
Can anyone tell me how?

Someone else carry on until I've worked things out.

Cheers Dixi.

[sidtheesexist]

Wild guess - think it's military, US and is that an old airship hangar? Naval perhaps - Pensacola?

[evansb]

It is a U.S. military field, but it is not naval. Photo was taken in 1934.

[Duckbutt]

How about Wright field, Dayton?

[evansb]

Duckbutt is correct Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. Well done You have control.

[Duckbutt]

OK then, where would you find this 'Emu Airlines' beastie?

[PaperTiger]

Not on an airport I believe. But there is a nudie beach nearby.

[Duckbutt]

Definitely is on an airfield, a bit inland though.

[Tiger_mate]

Special Forces Counter-Terrorism (CT) trainer unit
at RAAF Pearce, Bullsbrook, Perth, Western Australia

Open House

[Duckbutt]

Very good, Tiger

[PaperTiger]

Oh, not at the barracks then ?

[LFT]

[Tiger_mate]

Is that the one that landed in a field in Bavaria (Munich) for conversion to a restaurant?

[LFT]

Nowhere near Munich

[Tiger_mate]

OK...in that case:

Ilyushin IL-62
Location:

Maxton-Laurinburg - KMEB
USA - North Carolina


Open House

[Max Tow]

Anyone know why that IL62 has British Aerospace VC10 on its nose?

[old,not bold]

The post above yours gives the reason, in an oblique sort of way........

[Max Tow]

...found an explanation on the 'net. Allegedly the museum owner who originally imported it thought it would be easier to get a UK airliner through customs than it would a Russian one. A fine tale if true!