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An Airfield is an area of fields and runways where aircraft can park and take off and land
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What airfields were used for the D-Day invasion?
I would say, all the airfields in southern England, because even those airfields that were not being used directly by forces going to France, such as the Coastal Command airfields, would still have flown anti-submarine and ASV patrols.
Who built the airfields for the pacific island hopping campaign?
The Sea Bees, who were a construction arm of the army built the airfields.
How many army airfields are there in the US?
22
How many airfields in England in 2nd world war 2?
There are too many airfields for me list here so I have attached a list site from Wikipedia.
What is the name of where aircraft are kept?
Hangars Airfields Airports
Why did the Japanese bomb the airfields first?
To prevent the American fighters from getting into the air and intercepting the Japanese bombers. Also the American airfields were the earliest targets approached by the strike.
How many army airfields are in the US?
how many army airfileds are in the US
What are two army fields airfields are in US?
Hope and Semore Johnson.
Where did the C-47s take off from on D-Day?
English airfields
How did American bombers reach british airfields during WW2?
ships
How many airports in Bulgaria?
There are seven airports in Bulgaria. There are also eleven certified airfields and one other airfield. There are eleven military airports. In total this makes 18 airports total with 12 airfields.
Is there an airport in Kent?
There are several small airfields in Kent but no large commercial airport.
