I'm guessing it's an SLG.
From "Deception in World War II" Charles Cruickshank, 1979. Caption to it states: A 'satellite' airfield:thirty-eight aircraft are effectively concealed in this picture> A and B mark the positions of camouflaged runways.
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This airfield below was part of a set of aerial photos, which included bombing range target photos, on eBay before Christmas. I got distracted by Christmas and was too late!
Part of the delay is that I wanted to confirm the airfield which I thought might be middle east. I had discounted both Machrihanish and Yeovilton, which both looked similar to this layout but not the hangars and tech site. Any ideas?
No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
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Very similar to Luqa in Malta but I don't think so. It does look familiar. Have you enlarged it from a section because the quality is poor. Looks to be cotton soil prevalent in the Palestine and parts of Egypt.
This airfield below was part of a set of aerial photos, which included bombing range target photos, on eBay before Christmas. I got distracted by Christmas and was too late!
Part of the delay is that I wanted to confirm the airfield which I thought might be middle east. I had discounted both Machrihanish and Yeovilton, which both looked similar to this layout but not the hangars and tech site. Any ideas?
Plethora of runways indicates a RNAS; (they didn't like too much crosswind in the FAA!) so possibly Henstridge?
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