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Well, I did say a stab... So, those aren't sand dunes of the type we're familiar with here, then...
Cue the experts, who will work it out from the type of 'Aldis' lamp (using name generically, before someone points out that it's not one!).
Cue the experts, who will work it out from the type of 'Aldis' lamp (using name generically, before someone points out that it's not one!).
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Timezone is UTC-5. Time of the first photo is shown here.
The 2nd photo (10 days after the 1st one) looks to be around the same time - or an hour or so earlier.
Photos taken in December 1943, 2nd one looking east.
The 2nd photo (10 days after the 1st one) looks to be around the same time - or an hour or so earlier.
Photos taken in December 1943, 2nd one looking east.
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Not in the USA, but it is in country that was allied to the USA, and the airfield was named after the President of that Country - but it isn't named that now.
Used for Anti-submarine patrols and as a training airfield for B29s. At the end of the war the US withdrew and handed the facility over the host government.
I was wrong in one of my previous posts - it was built in 1942 not 1943.
Used for Anti-submarine patrols and as a training airfield for B29s. At the end of the war the US withdrew and handed the facility over the host government.
I was wrong in one of my previous posts - it was built in 1942 not 1943.