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Borizzo Airfield Borizzo Airfield (Trapani–Chinisia airport) is an
abandoned World War II
military airfield in Italy,
which was
located in the vicinity...
- C-47
Skytrain and
Douglas C-53
Skytrooper transports began flying in from
Borizzo Airfield, Sicily.
Flying squadrons and
fuselage codes of the
group were:...
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Catania Comiso Lampedusa Palermo Pantelleria Trapani Sigonella Milo
Borizzo Boccadifalco Sicily Airport may
refer to one of the
airports listed below...
- City Bus
company Agrigento (180 km away)
Salvatore Lumia Borizzo Airfield Azienda Siciliana Trasporti(it)
Castelvetrano Salvatore Lumia Marsala Autoservizi...
- Tunisia, 24 June 1943
Mazzara Airfield, Sicily, Italy, 1
September 1943
Borizzo Airfield, Sicily,
Italy 18
October 1943 – 16
February 1944 RAF Cottesmore...
- Tunisia, 24 June 1943
Mazzara Airfield, Sicily, Italy, 1
September 1943
Borizzo Airfield, Sicily, Italy, 18
October 1943 – 16
February 1944 RAF Cottesmore...
- Tunisia, 21 June 1943
Mazzara Airfield, Sicily, Italy, 1
September 1943
Borizzo Airfield, Sicily, Italy, 18
October 1943 – 12
February 1944 RAF Cottesmore...
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USAAF 17th, 310th, 319th, 320th
Bombardment Group targeted Trapani and
Borizzo Airfield in Sicily.
Defending against this attack,
Kientsch claimed an...
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duties in the
Mediterranean until being disbanded on 25
January 1944 at
Borizzo Airfield, Sicily. The
second incarnation of No. 614
Squadron had its origins...
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September 1943
Protville Airfield,
Tunisia 4
September 1943 23
October 1943
Borizzo Airfield,
Sicily (Det. at Grottaglie) 23
October 1943 23 June 1943? Montecorvino...
