Squadron, Warning and other Airfield Signs

29 Mar 2009 18:03 #31 by kebecker
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not sure if it means stop if something is landing or stop until something hits you

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29 Mar 2009 20:21 #32 by PaulHP
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There's a sign by the runway at Lakenheath:

Active Airfield
Explosive Enviroment
NO RECREATIONAL USE
Authorised Personnel Only

Do the Americans have a problem with people playing on their runways?

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12 Apr 2009 13:17 #33 by REF

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12 Apr 2009 20:50 #34 by Peter Kirk
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That's an in joke, right??

No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)

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07 Jun 2009 16:13 #35 by REF

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07 Jun 2009 20:03 #36 by jason
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Coltishall

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Now housed at Neatishead radar museum

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At the RAF reserve collection, Stafford.

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Bentwaters

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Scampton

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Hangar door signage

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12 Jun 2009 06:42 - 15 Aug 2017 18:56 #37 by iflungdung
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Upper Heyford






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12 Jun 2009 15:42 #38 by P Bellamy
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Recovered as a blackened mess from a ditch at Grafton Underwood years ago, I took the Brasso to it this afternoon...

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I think I have a couple of sub station signs from the same visit, buried in a shed somewhere.

All the best,
PB

Paul Bellamy

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25 Aug 2010 19:53 #39 by mitrovitchp
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A couple from RAF Benson today:

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26 Aug 2010 17:15 #40 by canberra
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Re the sign at Lakenheath about recrational use of the airfiled, that sign isnt as daft as it seems. Some people seem to think they can practice golf or walk their dog on the airfield. And they seem suprised when the ATC landrover pulls up and politely tells them to go somewhere else!

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