Some shots of the event!
Regards,
JV571
PoAF 56th Anniversary Beja Airbase
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PoAF 56th Anniversary Beja Airbase
Greetings,
Some shots of the event!
Regards,
JV571
Some shots of the event!
Regards,
JV571
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To be more precise:
Eight went to Germany, all CUP (if I'm correct).
Five went to Portugal, some with CUP and some with at least provisions for implementing CUP later on (if I remember correctly).
And CUP being Capability Upkeep Program, from the outside best recognisable by the ESM dome underneath the belly just behind the main landing gear (like the US Navy P-3's wich went through the AIP program).
Greetz,
Hans
Eight went to Germany, all CUP (if I'm correct).
Five went to Portugal, some with CUP and some with at least provisions for implementing CUP later on (if I remember correctly).
And CUP being Capability Upkeep Program, from the outside best recognisable by the ESM dome underneath the belly just behind the main landing gear (like the US Navy P-3's wich went through the AIP program).
Greetz,
Hans
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Hi Juvat,
Thanks for sharing your images. It still hurts to see "our" beautiful Orions in service in another contry, but I'm sure you are happy with them.
Regarding the "Tigerbythetail" titles in the images: I understand that you don't want to have your photos used without your permission. Neither do I ! Fortunately it's relatively rare that people mis-use photos from Scramble, so maybe it's a better idea to use a toned-down version, somewhere on the bottom of the shot instead of right over the aircraft. If you use photoshop, you can even make it semi-transparent by setting the opacity of the text layer to about 20%.
Keep up the good work, and keep posting please !!
Cheers,
Iwan
Thanks for sharing your images. It still hurts to see "our" beautiful Orions in service in another contry, but I'm sure you are happy with them.
Regarding the "Tigerbythetail" titles in the images: I understand that you don't want to have your photos used without your permission. Neither do I ! Fortunately it's relatively rare that people mis-use photos from Scramble, so maybe it's a better idea to use a toned-down version, somewhere on the bottom of the shot instead of right over the aircraft. If you use photoshop, you can even make it semi-transparent by setting the opacity of the text layer to about 20%.
Keep up the good work, and keep posting please !!
Cheers,
Iwan
