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Bluie was the
United States military code name for
Greenland during World War II. It is
remembered by the
numbered sequence of base
locations identified...
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Howard "Louie
Bluie"
Armstrong (March 4, 1909 – July 30, 2003) was an
American string band and
country blues musician, who pla**** fiddle, mandolin, and...
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Bluie West One,
later known as
Narsarsuaq Air Base and
Narsarsuaq Airport, was
built on a
glacial moraine at what is now the
village of Narsarsuaq, near...
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stations at
Narsarsuaq Airport (
Bluie West-1),
Sondrestrom Air Base (
Bluie West-8),
Ikateq (
Bluie East Two), and
Gronnedal (
Bluie West-9). In 1943 the Army...
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Australia Bluey Day Foundation, a
defunct Australian charity Bluie,
codename for
Greenland Louie Bluie (1909–2003), U.S.
musician All
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titles beginning...
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Sondrestrom Air Base,
originally Bluie West-8, was a
United States Air
Force base in
central Greenland. The site is
located 60 mi (97 km)
north of the...
- Ivigtut. The
American bases and
stations were
codenamed under the
Bluie West and
Bluie East moniker.
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt took a
strong personal...
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Bluie West 7 or
Grondal was a
major U.S.
naval operating facility (naval base) near
Ivigtut in
Arsuk Fjord, Greenland. In some form, it was in operation...
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American settlement during and
after World War II, when the site was
known as
Bluie West-8 and then
Sondrestrom Air Base. The
Kangerlussuaq area is also home...
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Bluie East Two was a
minor United States Army Air
Forces airfield at
Ikateq in
eastern Greenland. It was
operational from 1942 to 1947.
After the United...
