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4th October 2010, 18:21
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Re: interview with KW ace
Very interesant and thanks to post the interview.Rest in peace Mikhail Ivanovich Mikhin.
Already , Had the airfield of Myaogou another name? Manpo I know is Dadonggou(or Tatung-kao depending the spelling). I have checked the position and existence of some of this airfields with the Goggle satélite and I have finded another one some 15 to 20 nm SW of Antung(today ZYDD Dandong). Also Antung was called Andong and for the PLAAF was named aparently Langtou. I dont know the name of this misterious airfield , maybe is Dagushan or Dabao. The position of Manpo(Dadonggou)is also a mistery and I dont have finded this one; after the charts of the KW times the airfield was very near of the coast; maybe was closed , and the terran destined to agricultural use and his structures to civilian use. Regards Daniel 
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