Hi Ben
Sorry for sounding dull but I dont have a tab next to the signature to "upload attachment" !
RAF Abingdon
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Re: RAF Abingdon
Hi Chester..
The tab is visible when you send a PM mate. Scroll down the page and below and to the left of Save - Preview - Submit.. you'll see 2 tabs.. Options and Upload attachment ;-)
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The tab is visible when you send a PM mate. Scroll down the page and below and to the left of Save - Preview - Submit.. you'll see 2 tabs.. Options and Upload attachment ;-)
ATB
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Re: RAF Abingdon
Cheers Oggy; I'll PM you when I get back home tonight.
Ben; It's been a few years since I was there and have a slightly sub-standard memory! There were no Nav-Aids since the RAF moved out and all the hangars were fenced off from the airfield and in use by the Logisitics Corps I think. I'll try and find some old photos and the old airfield chart.
Cheers
Ben; It's been a few years since I was there and have a slightly sub-standard memory! There were no Nav-Aids since the RAF moved out and all the hangars were fenced off from the airfield and in use by the Logisitics Corps I think. I'll try and find some old photos and the old airfield chart.
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Re: RAF Abingdon
from the top down view on google maps, looks like 'C' types (1934 pattern) and
'Belfast' types (like the original ones at Kenley,with vaulted roof)
http://www.raf-lincolnshire.info/histor ... rtypes.htm
http://www.defence-estates.mod.uk/publi ... _02-02.pdf
ttfn
Pete
'Belfast' types (like the original ones at Kenley,with vaulted roof)
http://www.raf-lincolnshire.info/histor ... rtypes.htm
http://www.defence-estates.mod.uk/publi ... _02-02.pdf
ttfn
Pete
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