World War II Airports

[airtj]

Just wondering if their is a list of airports in the United States that are in the flight sim?

 

[ian elliot]

some WW11 airports may be in FS9, but probably have had there name change'd in the past 70 years,
this site may help if your looking for something spacific---

http://www.airfields-freeman.com/

cheers ian

 

[Jagdflieger]

Wendover, Utah (a stock airfield) hosted the 509 Composite Group before it left to drop the Bomb.

Buckley AB in Colorado goes back to WWII and is still and active ANG base.

Washington State has McChord AB, Fairchild AB and Yakima Firing Center (two airstrips).

I also like to use:

Abandoned_B-29_training_fields.zip

Pocatello_2.zip

These two files will give you:

Bruning AB, NE
McCook AB, McCook, NE
Walker AB, Hays, Kansas
Pocatello AB, ID

Most of the available US Navy Naval Air Stations available as addons were active in WWII.

 

[Navtech]

Most of the available US Navy Naval Air Stations available as addons were active in WWII.

A shame that the Us Navy Naval Air Station "Argentia" (in Newfoundland and Labrador) was never released as addon for FS2004 (it's one for FSX)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_Station_Argentia

 

[CG_1976]

MUGM's McCalla field isn't done. Only the Leeward side is.

 

[Volker Böhme]

Hi,

check out John Stinstrom's work as well. He has created a number of WWII airfields, including airship bases and Midway island.

Best regards,
Volker

 

[lemonadedrinker]

Hi,

Glenn Duncan has created wonderful scenery for the WW2 Atlantic crossings airports as well as his brilliant C87 transport. Flightsim have all (?) of his projects. It's all beautifully researched and illustrated to guide you.

Andy.