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Richard T Eger
07-14-2003, 11:08 AM
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Anonymous
book shops & good aviation places to vist in Normandy
Tue Jun 17 21:20:09 2003
195.92.67.69
Hi all
I would like info on any aviation book shops & good aviation places to vist in Normandy. Sorry I've had to go under cover, its a long story !
Thanks
Richard T Eger
07-14-2003, 11:08 AM
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Normand de Réponse
Normandie
Wed Jun 18 19:05:47 2003
195.93.66.6
Have a look at Carpiquet airfield : very active during WW II and also afterwards. Military part (you have to come from the South) now "sold" to the Army (what a shame!) but both big historical hangars are still here. The other side (North, towards the sea) is now aéroport de Caen. About 15 years ago there was a Mystère II at the entrance of the airport. Bernay airfield, active during WW II too, is worth a visit. Have a look at Beaumont-le-Roger, JG 2's hideout. OVER the town (northwards I think) on the plateau the place of the old airfield is still here - but no airfield. You still can see the concrete foundations and the apron, they are in perfect shape (well, concrete...). Ask the local people for details.
Richard T Eger
07-14-2003, 11:09 AM
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Adrian van Zantvoort
Musee Bataille de Normandie
Wed Jun 18 20:42:16 2003
212.83.68.244
Hello,
During our stay in Normandie last year we have visit "Musee de Bataille de Normandie" which you will find
in Bayeux. The museum is well sign posted and in there you will find a special department about the airwar during the battle. Lots to see, I really can recommend it!!
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