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Here is a read only link to the Aerodrome Database - WhichAerodrome.xlsx. Up to date as of 1/5/2019. Catching up slowly - up to May 2019 now (Mar 2020).
Here are some "rules" for Which Aerodrome. These are based upon the original suggestions from the very first thread, and have a few additions. Also please be patient as when you are active others may be asleep.
 Thanks to Self Loading Bear for suggesting that we use a wiki. Which Aerodrome I Which Aerodrome II nvubu. 
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Which Aerodrome Mk III
Sorry, crossed with Jenkins.
I Will live to challenge another day!
Succes!
SLB
I Will live to challenge another day!
Succes!
SLB
Last edited by Self loading bear; 2nd Feb 2019 at 20:26. Reason: Crossed challenges
As I understood from your other challenges you fly professionals in (and around) Europe.
Then this airfield is a nowadays a GA airfield and in the vicinity/approach of a bigger airfield?
France?
SLB
Dook, I suspect you've mis-identified the airfield in Post #12054. I would contend that it isn't Rechlin but Lechfield. The Me 262's depicted are captured examples operated by "Watson's Whizzers" on 10th June 1945, about to depart Lechfield for Cherbourg (via St Dizier and Melun). They were crated up there and shipped to the US.
Chevvron:
There are NINE Me 262's lined up in the uncropped photo!
Chevvron:
And 4 x 262s serviceable at the same time?
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Back to the challenge
England south of the line from the Wash to Southampton?
England south of the line from the Wash to Southampton?
No well north of that line - Langford Lodge (that's the shoreline of Lough Neagh at top left) which gets occasional visitors thinking they are landing at Aldergrove.
OH again.
OH again.
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Yes, Langford Lodge. A Martin-Baker link to the field is refected in the position of Chalgrove, Martin-Baker as was Langford Lodge, in relation to Benson. I sat as No.2 and witnessed my lead make the same mistake at Chalgrove as Dan with a 748 made at Langford Lodge. I dropped a hint! Lough Neagh? I try to leave a tiny clue in my screen-grabs.
OH declared.
OH declared.
The Registration might be OO - Belgium??/
Certainly looks like it Jenkins - but where in Belgium do you NOT get good beer? I think we need to be warned......................
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My brother lived in Grimbergen. If it is the strange architecture of the hangars at the field, please may I declare OH in advance. If not,, keep on trying. The thaw here is working, and a walk in sunshine is required.
Beer bottles in delightful cylinders, excellent for ankle-biter play-things.
Beer bottles in delightful cylinders, excellent for ankle-biter play-things.
I have a habit of posting challenges of airfield to which I have a (slight) relation.
Visited, flown from or passed by in the car or relates to Dutch air history.
Sometimes I also post challenges of airfields which I find on Google earth when searching for somebody else’s challenges.
Like this one, Grimbergen GA airfield with the two quite remarkable round hangars.
I read on the website of Grimbergen that the self supporting concrete structure is less than 10 cm’s thick!
Open house declared by Jenkins
I will keep on searching for more challenging posts.
Jenkins, how many brothers do you have and where have they lived?
I can skip those airfields!!
SLB
Visited, flown from or passed by in the car or relates to Dutch air history.
Sometimes I also post challenges of airfields which I find on Google earth when searching for somebody else’s challenges.
Like this one, Grimbergen GA airfield with the two quite remarkable round hangars.
I read on the website of Grimbergen that the self supporting concrete structure is less than 10 cm’s thick!
Open house declared by Jenkins
I will keep on searching for more challenging posts.
Jenkins, how many brothers do you have and where have they lived?
I can skip those airfields!!
SLB
