World aviation museum and gate guard map

[zenrat]

You've done an awesome job there Reddfoxx.
Bravo.

[NARSES2]

You've done an awesome job there Reddfoxx.
Bravo.

Indeed, well done sir 

[reddfoxx]

Thanks very much, folks.  I've slowed down lately, having found most of the museums.  Gate guards will take, well, forever, and are harder to find.  Plus, I've found a few museums while searching for gate guards.  Yes, TheChronicOne, please let me know if you come across those little places again.  Sometimes local historical societies will have interesting exhibits.  I stumbled on the Burbank Historical Society recently and was amazed by their Lockheed collection.  Makes sense that they'd have it, but I'll admit that Burbank makes me think more of television than aviation.

[Captain Canada]

Wow great job and a great asset for us 'hunters' ! Cheers !

[reddfoxx]

I'm glad it's useful.  I have a few big trips planned this year and have already used it. (Don't tell my wife...) 

PS- I can pull it up on Google Maps on my phone.  Let me know if that works for you.  Not only can I look for nearby restaurants, I can look for nearby planes...

[NARSES2]

Hopefully I'm in the States latter this year and this will come in very handy 

[Steel Penguin]

just had a look at the map  reddfoxx,  wow, that's a lot of sites, and all I can do is applaud your effort,   
splendid job , just splendid.

[reddfoxx]

Thanks, Steel Penguin!

Narses2, there's plenty of stuff from around the world on the map, so hopefully it's useful elsewhere, too.  Living in the U.S., I will admit to focusing some of my effort there, but I'm gathering sources and trying to enter stuff everywhere.

[NARSES2]

Narses2, there's plenty of stuff from around the world on the map, so hopefully it's useful elsewhere, too. 

It is indeed, an amazing piece of work.

[reddfoxx]

Aw, shucks 

[Nick]

There is a Thunderbird missile at the gate to the former RAF Westcott, located on the A41 between Aylesbury and Bicester. Westcott was home to the Rocket Propulsion Establishment and the Thunderbird booster rockets were developed there.
The remains of the rocket testing sites is fascinating and involves a lot of concrete!

http://www.westcottventurepark.com/westcott-news-the-rocket.asp
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_Propulsion_Establishment

[reddfoxx]

Thanks, I'll add it soon!

[Captain Canada]

That's cool. Thanks for the links as well.

[The Rat]

The Edenvale Aerodrome in Ontario, home to the Edenvale Classic Aircraft Foundation, has a MiG-17 mounted outside, 44.443923, -79.962876

[reddfoxx]

On the map; updated the info, thanks!