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03 Oct 2008 21:21 #1
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Cold War Airfields was created by listopad
This is a very good site for airfields in Europe that were operational during the Cold War era. Warsaw Pact, Nato and others.
Germany was divided as you will all know, into two countries, W Germany (BRD) and E Germany (DDR).
see link:
www.mil-airfields.de/
Germany was divided as you will all know, into two countries, W Germany (BRD) and E Germany (DDR).
see link:
www.mil-airfields.de/
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03 Oct 2008 22:10 #2
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You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!
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Excellent site
You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!
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19 Oct 2008 15:02 #3
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6 RCAF Bomber Group (organisation, airfields, squadrons, aircarft, and their 70 crashes in Belgium (location, crew, evasion lines, cemeteries, PoW Camps, etc...). Busy for a couple of years !!!!!!
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Very interesting
Thanks for the link !
Thanks for the link !
6 RCAF Bomber Group (organisation, airfields, squadrons, aircarft, and their 70 crashes in Belgium (location, crew, evasion lines, cemeteries, PoW Camps, etc...). Busy for a couple of years !!!!!!
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19 Oct 2008 15:06 #4
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6 RCAF Bomber Group (organisation, airfields, squadrons, aircarft, and their 70 crashes in Belgium (location, crew, evasion lines, cemeteries, PoW Camps, etc...). Busy for a couple of years !!!!!!
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Forgot to say that for Belgium, following reserve airfields are missing :
- Saint-Hubert
- Weelde
- Zoersel
- Zutendaal
- Saint-Hubert
- Weelde
- Zoersel
- Zutendaal
6 RCAF Bomber Group (organisation, airfields, squadrons, aircarft, and their 70 crashes in Belgium (location, crew, evasion lines, cemeteries, PoW Camps, etc...). Busy for a couple of years !!!!!!
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23 Oct 2008 22:57 #5
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"We either stand down or blow up - which do you want!"
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Fascinating site! Someone give Peakcrew a nudge - his wife is Czech!
Chris
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"We either stand down or blow up - which do you want!"
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20 Dec 2008 17:18 #6
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Pity it doesnt include France. Theres an airfield approx 50 miles to the south east of Paris called Vatry(or something similar) this was turned in to a cargo airport round about 2000. In its first 3 months it was used by 3 aircraft!
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