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A while ago, I remember seeing an overhead color photo of an airbase, I
believe in the pacific theatre, which had a very odd shape. There were apparantly no actual runways, but rather a huge tarmac circle. I would assume that the reason for this would be to allow an aircraft to take off & land regardless of the wind direction, although it requires a huge amount of space (and pavement). Does anyone have any more information on this? Did I see this base correctly, or was there more to it? Anyone know which base this could have been, or if the 'circle runway' was common? Thanks! |
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