Warbird Information Exchange

I was google earthing San Isidro air base and saw the massive derilict pile they have there and it looks like an A-26 is sitting there if your facing north its in the upper left corner.

What nation would San Isidro be in? Or were you looking @ San Ysidro, CA? Your directions are akin to 'I'm on the corner of "WALK" and "DON'T WALK" come pick me up'.
It's like posting news of an accident, not everyone here knows where East Mule Nostril is, so a bit refining in directions is always welcomed.

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Is that kind of like someone, who shall remain nameless, posting this
4/25, MMATFM 5 P.M.
and expecting everyone to know what it meant....................................

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Dominican Republic.

Could be an A-26, but at the resolution available, it could be almost anything.
They also have a P-51 planecicle, as well as a T-6 and T-34.

I like how, in keeping with the national identity, the baseball diamond is the most prominent feature of the base.

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You guys are really hard on someone just asking a question. We are supposed to answer questions here.

I think Shrike has the right idea. You can find the satellite imagery and an airframe list here...
Aerial Visuals - Location Dossier - San Isdro AB, Santo Domingo

Mike

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Mike R. Henniger
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