Which Aerodrome Mk II

[descol]

DH
North America - yes
but not McEwen - Moose Jaw - Sask

[twochai]

North America - yes

Who else but Canadians would build the hockey rink first?

The zig-zag rail fencing around the farmer's field might suggest eastern Canada, but I'm not certain about the types of aircraft. Fairchild Cornell, maybe, with a a couple of Tiger Moths thrown in?

[descol]

twochai
Sure - it looks like a hockey pitch,
It's not Canada.
Initialy the aerodrome was used for US navy training -

[evansb]

NAS Norman, Oklahoma ?

[descol]

evansb
not oklahoma
further north

[India Four Two]

Hutchinson, KS?

[Trolltuner]

des, it looks a lot like Newport Naval Outer Landing Field, Newport, Michigan (just a ways outside of Detroit) ?

Cheers,

Tom

[descol]

Tom
You got it
over to you

[Trolltuner]

Thanks, des.

Hope this one hasn't been here before (where'd the "list" go?):

[MReyn24050]

(where'd the "list" go?):

The list can be found in the "sticky" entitled :- What Cockpit and What Aerodrome latest Lists at the top of the "Aviation History and Nostalgia" Page.
Mel

[Mr_Grubby]

Mel.

Great job you are doing there.

Thanks from me and I'm sure all the other regulars on this thread.

Clint.

[descol]

Mel,
I'll buy ya a pint in Dublin some day
Des

[Trolltuner]

Mel, I checked "the list" and this one's not on it. Nice thing you're doing there, so let me add my thanks. Let me buy the first pint in Dublin, then Clint and Des can sponsor, eh?

So, a hint: Many a Brit military man (woman?) has spent time in the barracks in the woods to the left (south side) of that runway.

Cheers,

Tom

[Mr_Grubby]

How about Bardufoss Airport ?

C.

[Trolltuner]

Yes, "How about Bardufoss" - but no, sorry, that's not it.

Cheers,

T.

[sycamore]

And it`s not Fagernes,is it ?

[flyingwing]

Geilo airport, Dagali, Norway?

[Trolltuner]

Sycamore and Flyingwing, no not Fagernes nor Dagali.

Tom

[chevvron]

Bodo or Farsund?

[Trolltuner]

Bodo or Farsund?

No. South of the former, north of (and closer to) the latter. Hint: Good water.

Cheers,

Tom