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Which Aerodrome Mk III
Not Comiso, but we're getting closer. We need to go north now. It's just a little north of "Lago di Lentini" and is/was a Naval Air Station.
The photograph is of a Harrier T.2 XW275 taken in 1969.
The photograph is of a Harrier T.2 XW275 taken in 1969.
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Could this be NAS Sigonella. I suspect the Harrier is XW175 there were only two T2's in 1969 and XW 174 was destroyed in June 1969. There never was an XW275. In 2011 XW 175 was still in storage at Boscombe Down.
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Time for some more detail.
Originally a 1942 military airfield with 3 runways, an additional 10,001 ft runway added in 1954. Military finally left in 1995. The airfield is now civilian and has been used for filming parts of "Fast and furious" in 2001 and "The aviator" in 2004.
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Originally a 1942 military airfield with 3 runways, an additional 10,001 ft runway added in 1954. Military finally left in 1995. The airfield is now civilian and has been used for filming parts of "Fast and furious" in 2001 and "The aviator" in 2004.
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Nice clues!
Possibly here then?....
San Bernardino International Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Possibly here then?....
San Bernardino International Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Noyade gets it.
San Bernardino International, formerly Norton AFB
Picture taken on a rare clear day in June 2010 from the roadside at Rim of the World High School.
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San Bernardino International, formerly Norton AFB
Picture taken on a rare clear day in June 2010 from the roadside at Rim of the World High School.
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Rio/Santos Dumont. With better definition you would be able to see the international airport in the left background; it's on that 'island' just above the bridge.
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As far as I recall (I only saw Moonraker once when it was first released about 30 years ago, but visited Rio in 2002) it was a Stratocruiser converted to a freighter but not a Guppy conversion.