I've seen something like that before.

I think it's a Zeppelin hangar.

And quickly found - Tonder, Denmark.

Just for once you've been unlucky !

I'll see if I can better my last one.


https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....e3802c474d.jpg

Not a training base but was American long ago.

Not out tonight ?

Think they`re F4F Wildcats,;dispersals suggest heavy bombers,B-29s;sandy,tropical,Phillipines..?

What year was it taken...?

There were Wildcats there but no heavy bombers were stationed here but did pass through as far as I can ascertain.

Not Phillipines.

Photograph circa 1942.

We're not in the Americas at all.

Suggest you look in this box...


https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....a67b412f8c.jpg

Not a single post or question all day.

I shall reveal the answer at 2100 GMT.

Leading with my chin here, but I don't recognize this as an Australian mainland airfield (although the vegetation could be). New Guinea?

When I said long age I meant WW2.

The airfield was built by the Americans and is now an international airport.

Quote a way from New Guinea.

As far as Noumea? Bit different when I visited in BN2. Perhaps difficult to imagine a cross runway.

Yes there.

Take the left seat.

Thanks. Only just taken up the cause; it was the Wildcat which swung it, many of the other fields operated F6. While at airport motel, noticed a couple of skydivers deep in a French magazine. On cover was a photo of an occurrence on a lift which I had flown earlier in the year.

Please can I call OH, nothing ready at the moment.

But here is one to close the OH. Place I had wanted to visit and failed.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....648dd1f043.jpg