National Air Tour, Airfield Descriptions

[MoCat]

First, a big "THANK YOU" to Bookman, for making the information in "The Beacon" available to everyone. Without his site, the airfields would not even be close to their appearance in 1931. If you have not been to his site go, there is a treasure trove of information concerning the "Golden Age of Aviation".

Ford Field, Dearborn, Michigan



Woodward Field, Le Roy, New York


Sweet Haven Airfield, Binghamton, New York


Emery Field, Bradford, Pennsylvannia


Butler-Pittsburgh, Butler, Pennsylvannia


Scott Field, Wheeling, West Virginia in Yorkville, Ohio


Norton Field, Columubs, Ohio


Chesapeake-Huntington Municipal, Huntington, WV in Ches. Ohio


Colson Field, Middlesboro, Kentucky


McGhee-Tyson Airport, Knoxville, Tennessee


Sky Harbor Airport, Nashville, Tn, located in Murfreesboro, Tn



Armstrong Field, Memphis Municiple Airport, Memphis, Tn.


More to follow as sceneries are researched and completed

MoCat

[MoCat]

Here's "The National Air Tour, Part 2" airfield Descriptions........

1. Birmingham, Al



2. Corpus Christi, Tx



3. Fort Worth, Tx




4. Gulfport, Ms




5. Montgomery, Al



6. New Orleans, La



7. San Antonio, Tx



8. Shreveport, La

[Bookman]

I'm still searching for photos of the above sites.

KB

[MoCat]

Thanks,

Have you tried the Perry monument yet?

MoCat

[MoCat]

Here's the description used construct the airfields for part 3.

1. Oklahoma City, municipal Aviation Park



2. Ponca City, Taylor Field, Oklahoma



3. Chanute Municipal Kansas



4. Fairfax Airport, Kansas City, Kansas



5. Union Havelock, Lincoln, Nebraska



6. Omaha Municipal, Nebraska




7. Rosecrans Airfield, St. Joseph, Missouri



8. Cram Airfield, Davenport, Iowa



9. Joliet Municipal, Illinois



10. Kalamazoo Municipal, Michigan




11. Akron Municipal, Ohio




Feel free to print these out.....all field are close to the Lat Long given......All fields acurately depict the description as much as possibile

MoCat