Air Force Bases of CloD - Printable cards

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by bongodriver

Nice work, just a small ammendment with regards to UK ICAO codes if I may, you have canterbury as EGMH but EGMH is the actual designation for manston today, EGMH is the designation for manston since it became Civillian, RAF manston's ICAO code was EGUM.

Rochford in now Southend airport and has the ICAO EGMC

You have bolded Lympne and Maidstone as existing ICAO codes in the legend but in reality these airfield do not exist any more (though part of Lympnes old runway is still visible.

I only though I'd let you know about the corrections as I thought it was a really nice touch to make the legend at the end.

Thx.
Please collect the issues, and i will fix it.

I checked the ICAO codes here, i didn't find Manston, but i find EGMH (MSE) – Kent International Airport – Canterbury, England. I thought this Canterbury is the "Clod Canterbury" Airport

[Roblex]

Originally Posted by VO101_Tom

Thx.
Please collect the issues, and i will fix it.

I checked the ICAO codes here, i didn't find Manston, but i find EGMH (MSE) – Kent International Airport – Canterbury, England. I thought this Canterbury is the "Clod Canterbury" Airport

Just to be clear, Kent International Airport is Manston. They probably describe themselves as Canterbury for PR reasons. It is the nearest city and it is easier to convince people to fly into a major tourist attraction with good links to Dover and London than to admit that Manston is a bit out of the way in a rather quiet and run down corner of Kent.

Bekesbourne was always a minor field, only used for Lysanders in WW2, and has now been ploughed under and houses built where the airfield buildings were (though a couple of buildings are still there as houses)

[Artist]

Roblex,

this thread is outdated - it was continued here.

Artist

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by Roblex

Just to be clear, Kent International Airport is Manston. They probably describe themselves as Canterbury for PR reasons. It is the nearest city and it is easier to convince people to fly into a major tourist attraction with good links to Dover and London than to admit that Manston is a bit out of the way in a rather quiet and run down corner of Kent.

Bekesbourne was always a minor field, only used for Lysanders in WW2, and has now been ploughed under and houses built where the airfield buildings were (though a couple of buildings are still there as houses)

As Artist said, these bugs are fixed in the second release (if you go to download page from the other 1C topic, no problem, the DL link remain the same, but you able to download the second release only).

The British airfields bugfix based on this page: http://www.abct.org.uk/, and checked by Bongodriver.
The French airfields checked by JVM, who made this page: http://www.anciens-aerodromes.com/?p=759, so we can say, the second relase supervised by competent locals

[major_setback]

It amazes me how much knowledge and skill members of this forum have.
Thanks for this great resource.

[5./JG26_Lee]

Hi Tom .
First of all , Amazing work you did with the CloD AIP .
I want to ask your permission to post is in the ACG forum .
All credits go for you naturally .
Regards
Lee