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Which Aerodrome Mk III
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SD - you are too good at this - Huntsville it is
It opened as Huntsville flying field in the early 30s with a sod runway which closed in 1941- reopened in 1942 with a paved runway- Eastern Airways services began there in 1946
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It opened as Huntsville flying field in the early 30s with a sod runway which closed in 1941- reopened in 1942 with a paved runway- Eastern Airways services began there in 1946
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None of Sleap, Sealand or Scampton.
Closest so far is Honnington - by about 10,500 Smoots according to GE
Will check back in in the morning.
edit: Neither is it Ternhill
Closest so far is Honnington - by about 10,500 Smoots according to GE
Will check back in in the morning.
edit: Neither is it Ternhill
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Actually double checking my source - I might be talking a load of cobblers as I now think that it might be a generic photo shot relating to the subject in hand.
So here are the overheads which should be a dead giveaway
1945:
1948:
If I am talking cobblers, I have no idea of where the original photo was of - apologies.
So here are the overheads which should be a dead giveaway
1945:
1948:
If I am talking cobblers, I have no idea of where the original photo was of - apologies.
Last edited by nvubu; 26th Dec 2012 at 16:16. Reason: spelling