- La
Sebala Airfield La
Sebala Airfield is an
abandoned World War II
military airfield in Tunisia,
located about 1 km
north of Cebalat; 15 km north-northwest...
-
Phiri Ha
Lebina Ha
Phoofolo Ha
Mokhethi Ha
Mosobela Ha
Ramotete Lipatolong Sebala-Bala Ha
Morolong Ha
Ntebele Kolone Mamathe Cana
Paballong Ha
Mamathe Ha...
-
Rifle Squadron 2869
Squadron RAF
Regiment May/June 1943 - La
Sebala, Cap Serrat, Le
Sebala, Bizerta, Sardinia, Cagliari, S****ari, Naples, UK LAA Squadron...
-
Sinzongo (8.2 nm),
Boali (7.2 nm),
Boumbe (6.6 nm), Mbok****a (7.6 nm),
Sebala (4.0 nm),
Yatimbo (3.0 nm),
Ancien Bakani (8.7 nm) .
Falling rain gazetteer...
-
February 1942 Destro**** RDF
Calibration Flight RAF,
Sebala II June 1942
Sebala II,
Tunisia Sebala II 7
August 1943 RDF
Calibration Flight RAF,
Blida RDF...
-
Sedili 28,659
Muszaidi Makmor (BN–UMNO) 12,063 63.52% 5,679
Hasnol Hadi
Sebalas (PN–BERSATU) 6,384 33.62% 18,991
Rasman Ithnain (PN–BERSATU) Mat Khairy...
- Airfield, Algeria, 8
March 1943 Le Sers Airfield, Tunisia, 12
April 1943 La
Sebala Airfield, Tunisia, 20 May 1943
Bocca di
Falco Airfield, Sicily, Italy, 1...
- 31
March – 18 June 1943 La
Senia Airfield, Oran,
Algeria 12 May 1943 La
Sebala Airfield, Tunisia, 22 June 1943
Monastir Airfield, Tunisia, 25 June 1943...
-
fighters of the type. He
claimed a Bf 109 as
probably destro**** over La
Sebala Airfield on 20
April and the same day was also
credited with a Bf 109 as...
- 0 nm), Bossongo-Manoeuvres (3.3 nm),
Seoundou (7.6 nm),
Sakolongo (7.9 nm),
Sebala (8.4 nm), Yaka (1.5 nm) and
Boumbe (2.0 nm).
Falling rain
gazetteer v t...
