The phrase "airfield from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a location or origin related to an airfield, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The flight departed from the airfield at dawn."
Alternatives: "airport of" or "airstrip at".
Partisan but good-humoured, 139,000 of them packed the old airfield from tip to toe.
The biggest success story so far may be at Crissy Field, a 1921 airfield from which Army aviators and De Havilland biplanes once patroled the skies.
Near Kramatorsk, the Ukrainian "anti-terrorist" operation made its tentative first step when forces recaptured an airfield from militia on Tuesday 15 April.
But as they scoured the hills to the south on Sunday night, two rockets were fired at the airfield from a different direction.
A year ago, after the atrocity at Khan Shaykhun, the US conducted a strike on the airfield from which the attack took place.
The following day, Alessio Viscardi, an investigative reporter for web newspaper Fanpage.it, was in Terzigno, near Naples, looking for the airfield from which the helicopter had taken off.
During World War II, Mr. Rambusch helped camouflage American airfields from enemy planes.
They could also ask the military to draw up targets including Serbian air bases or airfields from which attacks on civilians in Kosovo have been launched.
A person close to the Defense Ministry in Moscow said that defending airfields from enemy aviation is standard practice and that "the Americans would do the same". He also spoke on the condition of anonymity.
In fact, one of the prime reasons the American chiefs were finally persuaded to support the invasion of Italy was the promise of airfields from which the strategic bombing of Germany and the German war effort could be increased.
This contributed to a lack of German intelligence which often failed to distinguish fighter, bomber and naval airfields from each other.
