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Q59, Fremont airport is at the bottom of picture and Moffett Federal airport (NUQ) is above it seen in the distance. View is to the west.Picture is from 1986 soon after closure.Years of following the levees(at safe alt) sure helped flying coordination.

Fremont airport is at the bottom of picture and Moffett Federal airport (NUQ) is above it seen in the distance. View is to the west.Picture is from 1986 soon after closure.Years of following the levees(at safe alt) sure helped flying coordination.

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Airport	Q59
Photographer	S B J Contact More photos by S B J
Shot Date	1988-08-06
Upload Date	2015-05-23
Views	343

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Date Taken	2015-05-23 08:23:53

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