Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
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Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
Lynx in Libië op transport27 februari 2012, 16.03 uurDe gehavende Lynx-helikopter staat op een dieplader voor transport naar Tripoli. Foto: Ministerie van DefensieDe Lynx-helikopter die sinds vorig jaar op het strand van de Libische kustplaats Sirte stond, is vandaag overgebracht naar de hoofdstad Tripoli. De helikopter wordt daar klaargemaakt voor civiel zeetransport naar Nederland.De Lynx is niet meer vliegwaardig. Het toestel wordt ontmanteld en verschroot. Het terughalen van de helikopter gebeurt met hulp van de Libische autoriteiten.
De helikopter werd op 27 februari 2011 aan de grond gehouden tijdens een evacuatiepoging vanaf het fregat Hr.Ms. Tromp. Een militaire eenheid van het regime van kolonel Khadaffi hield het toestel aan de grond en nam de 3 bemanningsleden gevangen. De Nederlanders werden op 11 maart 2011 vrijgelaten.
Bron: http://www.defensie.nl
De helikopter werd op 27 februari 2011 aan de grond gehouden tijdens een evacuatiepoging vanaf het fregat Hr.Ms. Tromp. Een militaire eenheid van het regime van kolonel Khadaffi hield het toestel aan de grond en nam de 3 bemanningsleden gevangen. De Nederlanders werden op 11 maart 2011 vrijgelaten.
Bron: http://www.defensie.nl
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Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
Quick translation:
Lynx in Libya on transport
The battered Lynx helicopter is loaded on a flatbed trailer for transport to Tripoli. The helicopter, which stood on the beach of the Libyan coastal city Sirte since last year, is now transferred to the capital Tripoli. The helicopter will be transfered from there by a civilian maritime transport to the Netherlands. The Lynx is no longer airworthy, and will be dismantled and scrapped. The retrieval of the Lynx is aided by the Libyan authorities.
Lynx in Libya on transport
The battered Lynx helicopter is loaded on a flatbed trailer for transport to Tripoli. The helicopter, which stood on the beach of the Libyan coastal city Sirte since last year, is now transferred to the capital Tripoli. The helicopter will be transfered from there by a civilian maritime transport to the Netherlands. The Lynx is no longer airworthy, and will be dismantled and scrapped. The retrieval of the Lynx is aided by the Libyan authorities.
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Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
According to http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=82691 there are several "significant" people sympathetic to the idea of putting Lynx 277 in a Dutch museum...
Whether 277 will actually survive remains to be seen though...
Whether 277 will actually survive remains to be seen though...
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Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
According to http://www.nu.nl/buitenland/2763279/ter ... -euro.html
and
http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/documenten- ... opter.html
http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/d ... copter.pdf
the total costs of recovering Lynx 277 back to Holland will be about 21,000 Euros...
and
http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/documenten- ... opter.html
http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/d ... copter.pdf
the total costs of recovering Lynx 277 back to Holland will be about 21,000 Euros...
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Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
Btw It''s a Dutch Navy Lynx.
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Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
its absolutely Ridiculous to spend that kind of money to get it back and scrap it. typical the netherlands. everything according to the book and lets spend a ton of money. Put it on one of the vessels and that will cover the trip home. I am pretty sure a museum will come and pick it up. My 5 cents.
Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
Sending over a vessel just to pick it up won't make the operation cheaper.patrick@tediek.com wrote:its absolutely Ridiculous to spend that kind of money to get it back and scrap it. typical the netherlands. everything according to the book and lets spend a ton of money. Put it on one of the vessels and that will cover the trip home. I am pretty sure a museum will come and pick it up. My 5 cents.
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Patrick
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Re: Dutch Navy Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the NLs
If MODNL and/or the NL Government are that eager as to recover the stranded Lynx and transport it by the cheapest way back to NL, there have been opportunities.
The first was o/b HNLMS Zuiderkruis which returned from the HOA last december.
At present there is HNLMS de Ruyter (flagship SNMG1) which is operating in the vicinity of Crete.
The first was o/b HNLMS Zuiderkruis which returned from the HOA last december.
At present there is HNLMS de Ruyter (flagship SNMG1) which is operating in the vicinity of Crete.
Re: Dutch Marine Lynx on it's way back from Tripoli to the N
I agree with Patrick, sending a vessel is much more expensive than 21.000 euro, even if the ship is in local waters.
Putting the helo in a museum will cost money. Cannibalizing the remains will produce more than 21.000 euro and the
recycling of metals will also do some good.
21.000 euro is not that bad.
The question;"Who spilled the information that put the lives of the crew at risk?", is much more interesting.
Bart
Putting the helo in a museum will cost money. Cannibalizing the remains will produce more than 21.000 euro and the
recycling of metals will also do some good.
21.000 euro is not that bad.
The question;"Who spilled the information that put the lives of the crew at risk?", is much more interesting.
Bart
Re: Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
Guys, we have a tattle lounge to discuss all opinions and views. Please stick to facts in this area!
Regards,
Stefan
Regards,
Stefan
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Re: Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
Anyone happen to know with which ship Lynx 277 was/is being transported back to Holland
It's been over three weeks now when she was last "publicly" photographed...
Praethuys is over here: http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php? ... 0&start=30
It's been over three weeks now when she was last "publicly" photographed...
Praethuys is over here: http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php? ... 0&start=30
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Re: Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
As http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?p=565369#p565369 shows Lynx 277 is probably still in Tripoli...
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Re: Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
According to http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?p=567659#p567659 Lynx 277 is now supposed to arrive in the port of Rotterdam somewhere in the end of April.
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Re: Dutch Navy Lynx on its way back from Tripoli to the NLs
We are now moving towards the latter part of May 2012. Anyone got any updates on the whereabouts of Lynx 277
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