Which Aerodrome Mk II
NAS Squantum, Quincy, Mass. Your turn.
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I am not able to post anything right now. My PC has died and I am using my wife's machine. Unfortunatley all my pictures are stored on my PC.
So open house from me until I am back on line.
Clint.
I am not able to post anything right now. My PC has died and I am using my wife's machine. Unfortunatley all my pictures are stored on my PC.
So open house from me until I am back on line.
Clint.
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Looks like a clue may be in order . This airport was its nations capitals first and closed shortly after this picture, in 1955. The tower and terminal survive in alternative use.
OK, thanks OneEleven. It was a good guess, I'm afraid, although the local terrain with C-46's & DC-6's on the ramp were additional clues.
While I'm searching for a suitable candidate to post, I'll leave it as:
While I'm searching for a suitable candidate to post, I'll leave it as:
OPEN HOUSE
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You got that one quick time.
Wards it is - construction led by Lt Col H Ward in 1942.
Busy during the war.
Now known as Waigani - with PNG govt buildings etc.
Also known as 5 mile - being that distance from POM.
Its all yours
You got that one quick time.
Wards it is - construction led by Lt Col H Ward in 1942.
Busy during the war.
Now known as Waigani - with PNG govt buildings etc.
Also known as 5 mile - being that distance from POM.
Its all yours
