Bluie East Three

Type   245 Other
Historical Name of Location   North Greenland, Greenland
Coordinates   70.500000000, -25.000000000

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ww2dbaseBluie East Three was a radio and weather station originally constructed by Danish personnel in 1937 on the Scoresby Sund. It continued to serve in this role for the US military during WW2.

Last Major Update: Jan 2020






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WW2-Era Place Name North Greenland, Greenland
Lat/Long 70.5000, -25.0000
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