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2226 - Panneau de l aviation US. En aluminium. Nombreux points de fixation. Marquages au pochoir et a la peinture noire. Y 10/LE Culot East construction by 852nd Engr Avn Bn of 924th Engr Avn Regt Dec 1944. Dimensions 82 x 123 cm. Quelques bosses visibles. Le 852nd Engineer Aviation Battalion (852e Bataillon du genie de l air de l armee americaine) etait une unite de genie militaire de l US Army active pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Active en aout 1942 a Spokane (Washington), il a servi en Angleterre, en France, en Belgique et en Allemagne pour construire, reparer et entretenir des terrains d aviation et des bases de bombardiers. Le terrain d aviation US Y10, egalement connu sous le nom de Le Culot/East Airfield ou situe a Gossoncourt (Goetsenhoven) en Belgique, etait une base aerienne militaire avancee (Advanced Landing Ground) de la Neuvieme Armee de l Air americaine durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Declare operationnel le 26 octobre 1944, il a accueilli les chasseurs P47 Thunderbolt du 371st Fighter Group jusqu en decembre 1944 avant de servir de terrain de transport pour les C47 Skytrain. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que quelques bosses. Etat II+. US Aviation Airfield Sign. Aluminum construction with numerous mounting points. Black painted stenciled markings Y 10/LE Culot East construction by 852nd Engr Avn Bn of 924th Engr Avn Regt Dec 1944. Dimensions 82 x 123 cm. Several dents are visible. The 852nd Engineer Aviation Battalion was a US Army military engineering unit active during the Second World War. Activated in August 1942 at Spokane Washington it served in England France Belgium and Germany constructing repairing and maintaining airfields and bomber bases. US airfield Y10 also known as Le Culot East Airfield or located at Gossoncourt Goetsenhoven in Belgium was an Advanced Landing Ground used by the US Ninth Air Force during the Second World War. Declared operational on October 26 1944 it accommodated P47 Thunderbolt fighters of the 371st Fighter Group until December 1944 before serving as a transport airfield for C47 Skytrain aircraft. Some wear and patina to the item as well as a few dents. Condition II+.
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Panneau de l aviation US. En aluminium. Nombreux points de fixation. Marquages au pochoir et a la peinture noire. Y 10/LE Culot East construction by 852nd Engr Avn Bn of 924th Engr Avn Regt Dec 1944. Dimensions 82 x 123 cm. Quelques bosses visibles. Le 852nd Engineer Aviation Battalion (852e Bataillon du genie de l air de l armee americaine) etait une unite de genie militaire de l US Army active pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Active en aout 1942 a Spokane (Washington), il a servi en Angleterre, en France, en Belgique et en Allemagne pour construire, reparer et entretenir des terrains d aviation et des bases de bombardiers. Le terrain d aviation US Y10, egalement connu sous le nom de Le Culot/East Airfield ou situe a Gossoncourt (Goetsenhoven) en Belgique, etait une base aerienne militaire avancee (Advanced Landing Ground) de la Neuvieme Armee de l Air americaine durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Declare operationnel le 26 octobre 1944, il a accueilli les chasseurs P47 Thunderbolt du 371st Fighter Group jusqu en decembre 1944 avant de servir de terrain de transport pour les C47 Skytrain. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que quelques bosses. Etat II+. US Aviation Airfield Sign. Aluminum construction with numerous mounting points. Black painted stenciled markings Y 10/LE Culot East construction by 852nd Engr Avn Bn of 924th Engr Avn Regt Dec 1944. Dimensions 82 x 123 cm. Several dents are visible. The 852nd Engineer Aviation Battalion was a US Army military engineering unit active during the Second World War. Activated in August 1942 at Spokane Washington it served in England France Belgium and Germany constructing repairing and maintaining airfields and bomber bases. US airfield Y10 also known as Le Culot East Airfield or located at Gossoncourt Goetsenhoven in Belgium was an Advanced Landing Ground used by the US Ninth Air Force during the Second World War. Declared operational on October 26 1944 it accommodated P47 Thunderbolt fighters of the 371st Fighter Group until December 1944 before serving as a transport airfield for C47 Skytrain aircraft. Some wear and patina to the item as well as a few dents. Condition II+.
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