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[BAILLEUL]

Hello,

I have been invited by Richard inthis forum.

I'm a french researcher, worked from fews years about topic like V1 flying bomb, V2 rocket and old airfields in France.

I'm author of two book concerning history of V1 launching sites in France:
http://www.SitesV1du-nord-de-la-france.com

I'm webmaster and coordinator of a french group researcher who worked about old airfields in France.
Our web site is: http://www.anciens-aerodromes.com

Our group realised visit of old airfields, reearch in archives center, and reconnaissance flights over this airfields.
You can visit our website.

In this group, you have specialists about Luftwaffe, Armée de l'Air and 1st war worl airfields.

We were very happy to join your forum and we can maybe help us with exchange.
You can found in my website (about airfields) special pages about RAF airfields and airfields in USA.

It's a great job, but we have time and pleasure to exchange with others persons with aviation enjoy.

Laurent BAILLEUL
Sorry for my English with errors !

[CDP]

Welcome to AIX.

Your research sounds fascinating and I hope these message boards provide some of the answers might need.

We hope find them both informative and enjoyable and look forward to seeing you around.

Regards,

AIX

[olympusman]

Be welcome Laurent

I've seen your books and are an excellent research/reference on the subject !

And your website is fascinating me by de number of airfields on such a small area....

Just continue in that direction !

[REF]

Hi Laurent

Thanks for joining and welcome to the forum here.

Look forward to seeing some more of you work and hopefully we can all work together to preseve the history of our airfields.

Great websites and I have put them up on the links pages on here as well.

Richard

[norwichpaul]

BAILLEUL - welcome. I have visited your web-site and enjoyed it very much. I have the following photobucket site where I add my europe photos. Not much of France yet, apart from Meudon Hauts-le-Seine, although Hahn and Bitburg were built by the French in 1950 (they are in the French Zone of Germany).
http://s152.photobucket.com/albums/s167 ... ry-europe/ (http://s152.photobucket.com/albums/s167/military-europe/)

I am writing an extensive report on Allied Air Forces Central Europe, I dont know where exactly you are in France, but would you happen to know whether Camp Guynemer in the forest of Fontainebleau, the former AAFCE HQ is extant and whether its possible to visit?

[BAILLEUL]

Hi,

I leave in BAILLEUL (same city name than my name) in Flanders, beetwen Dunkirk and Lille. I'm just near Belgium border, near Ypres.
As you read, my area is connected with war history.

About your website, thanks. I haven't informations about Fontainebleau but we have in our group, members who live near Paris. I send your question.

Maybe we can open a new webpage with your photos.

Yours

Laurent
http://www.anciens-aerodromes.com

[guzzi]

BAILLEUL - welcome. I have visited your web-site and enjoyed it very much. I have the following photobucket site where I add my europe photos. Not much of France yet, apart from Meudon Hauts-le-Seine, although Hahn and Bitburg were built by the French in 1950 (they are in the French Zone of Germany).
http://s152.photobucket.com/albums/s167 ... ry-europe/ (http://s152.photobucket.com/albums/s167/military-europe/)

I am writing an extensive report on Allied Air Forces Central Europe, I dont know where exactly you are in France, but would you happen to know whether Camp Guynemer in the forest of Fontainebleau, the former AAFCE HQ is extant and whether its possible to visit?

Hi just looking at your message, bit old, but doesn't seem to have been answered. If you are still interested, have a look at : www.fontainebleauveteransassociation.co.uk

[PETERTHEEATER]

Welcome to AiX BAILLEUL, I have enjoyed your V1 website very much since I was once on the other end!

I hope that our AiX members will be able to answer questions that you may have. If I have any on French military airfileds of WW2, I know who to ask!

Bon Chance!