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Thanks Phil.

It could be said that this has been done before, but it hasn't ----

http://i1287.photobucket.com/albums/...ps08f15b5b.jpg

Hey, I remember that! :) The AWM called it Minchinhampton.

http://i42.tinypic.com/vyy15s.jpg

Open House if it is.
Cheers.

Prezactly Noyade. Minchinhampton until 1920, closed, then re-opened in 1938 as RAF Aston Down. Apologies for the slight confusion and unintended repetition.

Next ---

http://i1287.photobucket.com/albums/...psa78c9213.jpg

Blimey! Nobody else got a look in.

Looks like Vietnam?

Phu Cat?

C2j

Cubs

Vietnam yes. Phu Cat no.

LM

Wake up man.

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LM

Wake up man.

Why? I don't recognise it, or is that a very subtle clue?

edit: or do you mean an F4 base?

Sorry Cubs, not Tuy Hoa

Well recognised - Phan Rang it is. Home to No2 Sqn, RAAF, c.1967

LM, YHC

I have nothing which is not GI proof, so would have to resort to Google Earth.

Is that acceptable? It's only supposed to be fun.

Sorry Phil, not Masirah.

How about Bayhan or Beihan?

Neither of those I'm afraid

Not Khormaksar spook