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Yes, the long-time home of the Frasca family's warbirds. Spitfire Mk.XVIII TP280 used to be based/flown from there, until it was sold several years ago to Hangar10/Air Fighter Academy in Germany. The Frasca family's Wildcat and P-40E still remain based/flown from C16, and the family owns another Spitfire Mk.XVIII, HS653, that has been under restoration in California.

Spitfire Mk.IX MJ730, as seen in the screenshots, is based at the incredible Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach, Virginia, but there hasn't been a detailed version of that airfield produced yet (it would be amazing if it were! - art deco hangars, WWI hangars, a genuine WWII English control tower, a genuine WWII Luftwaffe hangar, grass runway, etc...).
 
Can I make a suggestion to the powers that be, it should be required that when someone posts an image of an aircraft in a sim, you should ALWAYS include the name of the model and who made it? Give credit where its due and give us a clue as how we can find it.
 
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