'Ireland's Secret WW-II Airfields'

[Panther_99FS]

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=43393

[kilo delta]

Interesting thread,alright, though the proposed emergency airfields were far from secret. :)

[Bjoern]

"Accomodate british aircraft in case of invasion"??

Weird, I always thought the RoI was neutral with a slight bias towards the axis powers...

[kilo delta]

Nope........a sizeable contingent of the UK's armed forces came from the Republic of Ireland.

[Henry]

Sick British Joke
wouldnt that make them "paddy Fields" ?:redf:
LOL
good info Mr P
H:ernae:

[gajit]

Sick British Joke
wouldnt that make them "paddy Fields" ?:redf:
LOL
good info Mr P
H:ernae:

:applause::jump::applause::jump::applause:

[Henry]

Sorry i just could not resist
H:redf:

[IanP]

Ireland was very much pro-British neutral - although as it relied on the same supply lines as Britain did for food, this isn't entirely surprising.

The IRA were anti-British rather than pro-German at that point. They just carried on being what they always were, so no real change, there.

Ian P.

[Bjoern]

Thanks for the enlightenment, Ian!