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EKVL Airport - 3 Danish Air Force F-100Ds seen on final approach to Runway 28 at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark in 1969. 2 in green paint scheme. 3rd plane still in natural metal finish with red nose.

3 Danish Air Force F-100Ds seen on final approach to Runway 28 at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark in 1969. 2 in green paint scheme. 3rd plane still in natural metal finish with red nose.

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EKVL Airport
Photographer: Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
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Shot Date: 1969-09-19
Upload Date: 2025-02-19
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  • EKVL Airport - Hangar 6 at the former Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. This hangar was built in 1942 and was used by German Luftwaffe 1942-1945. 1946-2008 used by Danish Air Force for major aircraft overhauls. Today the hangar is used as a film studio. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - White crosses were painted on the runway shortly before the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark became a civilian area. Photo taken on first day as a civilian territory. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - Taxiway Alpha runway exit sign at Runway 10 in the eastern part of the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The sign was removed some months later. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - Taxiway light in the eastern part of the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. These lights were removed some months later. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - The north-western part of the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. To the left taxiway parallel to runway and towards the right Taxiway Echo straight to Runway 10. Curved section in foreground used for aircraft parking, mostly foreign NATO planes. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen