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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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Not in Korea, China or India.
I don;t think they are fish farms (at least not all of them). Looking at them today on street view/Google Maps - I see some green houses, fields with/without crops, and the fields are still quite small.
I don;t think they are fish farms (at least not all of them). Looking at them today on street view/Google Maps - I see some green houses, fields with/without crops, and the fields are still quite small.
How about Japan?
I thought Thailand maybe.............
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India 42 has narrowed down the target country correctly, and Auxtank's suggestion has much merit.
The fields look like they are for rice - didn't want to say that in my previous though
This image is from WW2, and the US was based here after the conflict..
The fields look like they are for rice - didn't want to say that in my previous though
This image is from WW2, and the US was based here after the conflict..
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Neither of those two areas dook.
Auxtank - It's done the reverse as it was built as a golf course, and then became an airfield.
Here is the zoomed out version of the first image I posted:
You can sort of see a golf course If you look at the airfield knowing that is what it was. The original club house is still around, and is in the middle of the marked region, which is thought to be an aircraft manufacturing facility.
The airfield itself is an industrial estate and the only remaining structure might be a couple of car parks at either end of the runway - or maybe the ramp..
One more clue to come and one more picture - the picture is a give away.
Auxtank - It's done the reverse as it was built as a golf course, and then became an airfield.
Here is the zoomed out version of the first image I posted:
You can sort of see a golf course If you look at the airfield knowing that is what it was. The original club house is still around, and is in the middle of the marked region, which is thought to be an aircraft manufacturing facility.
The airfield itself is an industrial estate and the only remaining structure might be a couple of car parks at either end of the runway - or maybe the ramp..
One more clue to come and one more picture - the picture is a give away.
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Auxtank - too much information given already as dook has pounced with Fujisawa Airfield it is. dook now has control.
My last clue of "There is a link to Gary Powers" nor was the image, which shows the coastline.
Here's a link that details some of the history of Fujisawa Airfield.
My last clue of "There is a link to Gary Powers" nor was the image, which shows the coastline.
Here's a link that details some of the history of Fujisawa Airfield.