Eeny meeny mynee mo.................Eetaly ?

Nope...…..
You can see a bit more of the airfield in this image
https://porljw.db.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

Wider view.
Buildings are still present.
North is at the bottom of the photo.

https://h2ubbw.db.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

As far as Poland ?

Poland is too far north.

Think it may be Rumania,or Hungary...

Romania too far east, Hungary still too far north.

How about Yugoslavia.

Well that's the country narrowed down :ok:

I have a list of 130 WW2 airfields there.

I may be away for some time !!!

How are you getting on ?

Slowly !

It seems that there is no evidence of Luftwaffe activity at many Yugoslav airfields.

Was this one used by the Luftwaffe ?

Was being bombed by the Allies, so I guess so :)

But may have not been German.

Air Force of the Independent State of Croatia (Zrakoplovstvo Nezavisne Države Hrvatske, ZNDH

Nothing coming up though.

Food for thought:

The images were taken by B17s of the 15th AAF.

When I search for the name of the airfield, the results always show the modern field not this one.

Also, not Croatia.

It does have an ICAO code. That should narrow it down somewhat.

Maribor perhaps?

Mostar Jasenica?

It isn't in Slovenia.

Reminders:

• The buildings you can see in the last image are still present.
• South is approx. at the top of the image.
• When searching for "town name" and "airport" in GE, the current/modern airport is shown.
• Even when searching for the full name of the airfield, this current airport is shown

If you zoom out from the modern airport, the one in the image will appear.


ADDED:
My reply crossed with Davidsoffice.
Bingo, Mostar Jasenica it is. Well done, you have control.

So many clues with country and ICAO code, two airfields, geography with rising ground and two rivers.

Open house I'm afraid.