Gepard

RAF Gosport, an airfield of the Coastal Command. It is situated between two forts of the westward fortification line of Portsmouth.

RNAS Worthy Down alias HMS Kestrel alias RAF Worthy Down

CarrierBased=TRUE CarrierParkSpan=4.55 CarrierParkAnimationID=9

With this setting: [Deck] SystemType=FLIGHT_DECK FlightDeckHeight=13.54 FlightDeckLength=278.38 FlightDeckWidth=57.70 LandDeckAngle=-6.0 LandingAimPoint=-4.56,-100.39 CollisionMesh=Kiev_deck.LOD ParkingChance=80 ParkingMaxSpan=5.0 Parking[01].Heading=280 Parking[01].Offset=11.30,-84.62 Parking[02].Heading=280 Parking[02].Offset=13.13,-90.86 Parking[03].Heading=280 Parking[03].Offset=13.69,-96.84 Parking[04].Heading=280 Parking[04].Offset=14.26,-103.13 Parking[05].Heading=280 Parking[05].Offset=14.82,-109.74 You get that result:

https://archive.org/details/Stukas1941 All sides had had their war time propaganda movies. "Stukas" is a german one. It is the story of pilots of a Stuka Group during Battle of France. The plot is flat like a table, but in the movie original film material from real combat is included. Embeded journalism is not an invention of the US forces during Gulf War, it was done by german Kriegsberichterstatter (war time journalist wich were part of the forces). The movie is in german language with english subtitles.

Su-20 Egypt Air Force

RAF Brize Norton. Today the biggest base of the RAF it was in time of Battle of Britain a place for the Flying Training School. A Squadron of Blenheim Bombers used Brize Norton at this time too. During WW2 the base was widely enlarged and got runways made by concrete.

Their finest hour!

Nice. But i would suggest the name Lincoln Squadron. The american International Battalion in Spanish Civil war was named "Lincoln Battallion". It was part of the XV. International Brigade "Abraham Lincoln" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Battalion

RAF Odiham again. Some more buildings and Flak defence.

Thanks for sharing this info. I will check it out as soon as possible. Sit rep: RAF Odiham, an airfield of the Bomber Command is nearly finished. Flak and some small building are missing.

Take off from RAF Farnborough during Battle of Britain

RAF Farnborough airfield and Aircraft Factory

RAF Stapleford Tawney, a small satellite airfield for RAF North Weald. Inside the camouflaged C-Type Hangar, made by Sundowner, you can sometimes find parked airplanes.

RAF Gravesend, a camouflaged satellite airbase of RAF Biggin Hill, south of Tillbury Docks.

RAF Thorney Island. Now located at the correct point of the map. Its a try to use a different tile for the airfield than the stock airfield tiles. So the airfield looks more camouflaged. Heavy flak fire over Thorney Island From distance the airfield is difficult to see.

WIP screenshot. RAF Thorney Island in a very early phase. The grass runway is layed out. The C-Type Hangars are placed at position i got from the Google Earth image. BTW the new camouflaged C-Type Hangars, made by Sundowner, are difficult to see on the screenshot. Thanks a lot, Sundowner! The Hangars are great!

RAF Ford alias RNAS Peregrine alias RAF Ford Junction

RAF Warmwell, a Spitfire base near Weymouth. View from east view from west

RAF Martlesham Heath reworked

Thanks for correction. I have renamed the airbase now to RAF Martlesham Heath.

RAF Martlesham I was unable to find an air footage of the airfield in 1940. Only a very bad one from 1946. RAF Martlesham was used from 1943 by the americans and got long crossing runways. So the position of buildings at my RAF Martlesham is only a guess.

RAF Duxford

RAF Debden Robinson Shelters at RAF Debden

RAF Debden, WIP. I want to show you, how i make the airbases. First i create a temporary tile which is simply a picture from Google Earth. This will be placed on the map. From this sat picture and old WW2 air footages i can guess where the single buidlings and runways and taxiways were located. Then i place the groundobjects on the guessed position. And when all is layed out as i wish i will replace the temporary tile with normal airfield tile on the map. And so looks RAF Debden at the moment: