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Re: RAF grass runways
Almost all the satellite airfields in the southeast of England were grass strips. Only Sector stations had concrete landing strips - and even there the grass sections were used by both Hurricane and Spitfire Squadrons.
I've read somewhere (can't remember what book though ![]() Interestingly at Temora Aviation Museum they have two flyable Spitfires - a Mk.VIII and a Mk. XVI (along with a whole host of other classic aircraft http://www.aviationmuseum.com.au/aircraft/ ). And they always land them on the grass strips, never the Tarmac. Whereas most other aircraft use the Tarmac. |
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