Which Aerodrome Mk II

[RegDep]

Ronald Reagan Washington National

[seacue]

Yes, RegDep is correct. You are in control.

Daytime pic of about the same view:

[RegDep]

Here's your next:

[dixi188]

Pump station in Saudi?

[RegDep]

No dixi, not a pump station in Saudi.

[sabredog]

"Altenburg" airfield,Nevada.

[RegDep]

Correct sabredog,

One of the practicing copy target airfields in Nevada, USA, this one to match Altenburg Soviet AFB (currently EDAC Altenburg Nobitz) in Saxony Germany, (former DDR area).

One might remember me posting a similar pair a while ago with practicing copy in Brandenburg (then DDR) and the real one in West Germany.

Kind of tit-for-tat.

Your control sabredog

[sabredog]

Thank you,Regdep.
Next;

[sycamore]

Somewhere in Scandinavia..?

[sabredog]

No, not Scandinavian.

[twochai]

Eastern Canada, by chance, perhaps in Quebec?

A really big place, by the way, with lots of airports in the middle of nowhere!

[sabredog]

Not Canada,Twochai.

[RegDep]

OK, where would you have this combination of glacio-fluvial ridges, forestry patterns and type of aerodrome? Scandinavia and Canada have been ruled out. Finland, too, assuming that one counts it into Scandinavia, but the aerodrome does not fit either. North-Eastern Russia? I doubt? Eastern Poland? Naw…

Maybe the stab on Canada was a bit unfortunately phrased. USA?

[sabredog]

Not the U.S.A.,and not North Eastern Russia.
Being pedantic,it is not eastern Poland!

[RegDep]

Borsk (Wdzydze) cold war reserve airfield, currently closed.

Pretty much Central Poland

[sabredog]

Correct,Regdep. So glad you picked up on geographical pedantry.
Your control.

[RegDep]

So glad you picked up on geographical pedantry

Well, in fact went down a list of cold war airfields. Luckily yours was pretty early on alphabets….

Next:

[chevvron]

Looks like Greece to me so I'll kick off with Chania (Souda Bay)

[RegDep]

Not Greece, chevvron.

[sabredog]

Haapsalu Airbase,Estonia. Have seen it named as Tokhaapsalu.