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Great shots, would love to have a proper look round there, only time I have been on the base was just over a year ago, but only got to drive some new Saab turbo's and a couple of HGV's on the runways.;)
 
Our photos from the day are fairy similar (mine not technically as good however!), so I'll add a couple which I hope extend the coverage and complement what Hal has already posted rather than duplicate things.

Engine testing building
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A-10 pilots names (same ops building as the warthog graphic shown by Hal):
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Runway threshold lighting:
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Tab-Vee door motor:
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Tab-Vee air-con control panel
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Building 4000, U2 readyness shed. This is a seriously cool door mechanism - think horizontal bi-fold door:
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Rear view (taken from the earth banking round the magic mountain)
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Not posting my arty vent shots so another view of "Oh Johnnie" ;)
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Better stop before I get carried away. Took a lot of photos despite the light being dismal and people often getting in the way!

Oh, one extra....we were there at 11:00 on the 11th of November and observed the two minute silence in front of the original watch office:
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I love the two pieces of artwork... maybe its because it adds the human element to the buildings/structures?
 
A couple more photos from Alconbury from a brief visit today.

Building 73 was one of the training sections. Central corridor with classrooms on each side.
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Typical classroom
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A bit more artwork
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