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Photo ID: AP47358

EKVL, The old control tower at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The tower was built by the German occupation forces in 1942 and was used by German Luftwaffe 1942-1945. After WW2 used by Danish Air Force until a new tower was built in the late 1970s.

The old control tower at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The tower was built by the German occupation forces in 1942 and was used by German Luftwaffe 1942-1945. After WW2 used by Danish Air Force until a new tower was built in the late 1970s.

Photo Info

Airport	EKVL
Photographer	Jan Lundsteen-Jensen Contact More photos by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
Shot Date	2012-11-29
Upload Date	2024-09-24
Views	217

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Canon
Camera Model	Canon DIGITAL IXUS 120 IS
Shutter Speed	1/30 sec
Aperture	f/4
ISO	100
Focal Length	10.9 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
Metering Mode	Pattern
White Balance	Auto
Software	Picasa
Dimensions	3826 × 2729
Date Taken	2012-11-29 13:53:45

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