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RAF Airfields in WWII (merged)

12 Nov 2010 21:19 #11 by NJR
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On ebay at the moment.

cgi.ebay.co.uk/RAF-AIRFIELDS-WORLD-WAR-I...9dd711f#ht_500wt_715
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12 Nov 2010 21:48 #12 by Paul Francis
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Not worth it.
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12 Nov 2010 22:50 #13 by carnaby
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We've covered this before guys,

/community/showthread.php?4859-RAF-Airfields-in-WWII

Will merge in a day or so.

Graham
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13 Nov 2010 07:26 #14 by Peter Kirk
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It's worth it if the cost of getting to TNA is near £100 :)
If I won the Euro thing I would retire to do what I really want to do, not that I know what that is yet :)
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13 Nov 2010 10:38 #15 by NJR
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We've covered this before guys,

/community/showthread.php?4859-RAF-Airfields-in-WWII

Will merge in a day or so.

Graham


Hmmm, I did a search prior to posting as well!!
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13 Nov 2010 12:15 #16 by mawganmad
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Surely it is worth it if you want the info? Or is obtainable somewhere else?
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13 Nov 2010 19:54 #17 by Paul Francis
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Ha MM you have hit the nail on the head! There is always an alternative for ARG mermbers!
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