Spangdahlem (ETAD/SPM) - 2008
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- falcon
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we missed their takeoff friday, when they landed we managed to photograph them taxi on base on the spot between the 23 approach and the amc platform, thatswy i don't post that pictures.......where are those pictures then? 207 had also lost its tail-code at least on the left side!
- Richard de Florennes
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I always only log aircraft action, I am absolutely not interested in any aircraft just parked somewhere. I am so to say an "action spotter"Banter wrote:RDF , I've been looking at your excellent log for Friday however I notice you only logged 1 US C17 but Falcon logged 3 more and a C5 , did you forget to log these ?
read a report HOG01-02 gave Tail 656 and 966 (Graham F, Fighter Control)Today some SPs went to UK for airdemonstration around EGUN. One of the A-10s gave his tail on tanker AR as 646. This would be the first time this one is reported after it's delivery.
They went to ARA8 after wich they returned to ETAD, same as for WEASEL flight, could not make out if they first flew via EGUN
Only add some confusion I guess, likely that 656 was misheard and was 646 instead or other way around.
Grtz
Yesterday 22nd, in the afternoon at least 5 different AMX and 4 Tornado's flew missions.
1 Tornado was seen departing. When we left 2 AMX a/c were still out.
Log will follow.
1 Tornado was seen departing. When we left 2 AMX a/c were still out.
Log will follow.
Last edited by pluggie on 23 Sep 2008, 17:38, edited 1 time in total.
Does this help:joost wrote:Only add some confusion I guess, likely that 656 was misheard and was 646 instead or other way around.Today some SPs went to UK for airdemonstration around EGUN. One of the A-10s gave his tail on tanker AR as 646. This would be the first time this one is reported after it's delivery.
81-0966/SP A-10A 52nd FW/81st FS arr 22/9 14:30 LT
82-0646/SP A-10A 52nd FW/81st FS arr 22/9 14:30 LT
ma 22-09-08 Spandahlem
... Italian detachment:
M.M.7148/51-61 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '48'
M.M.7169/51-66 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '69'
M.M.7179/51-64 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '79'
M.M.7182/51-62 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '82'
M.M.7184/51-65 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '84'
M.M.7011/6-13 PA.200IS 6°St./154°Gr. CBO
M.M.7026/6-35 PA.200IS 6°St./154°Gr. CBO
M.M.7035/6-27 PA.200IS 6°St./154°Gr. CBO
(M.M.7015)/6-32 PA.200I. 6°St./154°Gr. CBO, serial not 100%
n/n. PA.200I. 6°St./154°Gr. CBO, dep
... visit:
177701 C-177 429 sqn
n/n. Alpha Jet E AdlA, dep
n/n. Alpha Jet E Adla, dep
4516 PA.200GT JBG 33, 2x o/s.
86-0024 C-5B 22nd AS, dep
... based:
81-0966/SP A-10A 52nd FW/81st FS, arr
82-0646/SP A-10A 52nd FW/81st FS, arr
91-0336/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0338/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0340/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0342/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0352/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/CO, as '52nd FW'
91-0388/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS, red/blue fintip (!)
90-0831/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0406/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
One AMI Tornado and 2 unread Alpha Jets on departure.
The Canadian C-177 still on deck.
... Italian detachment:
M.M.7148/51-61 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '48'
M.M.7169/51-66 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '69'
M.M.7179/51-64 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '79'
M.M.7182/51-62 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '82'
M.M.7184/51-65 AM-X 51°st./132°Gr. CBR, '84'
M.M.7011/6-13 PA.200IS 6°St./154°Gr. CBO
M.M.7026/6-35 PA.200IS 6°St./154°Gr. CBO
M.M.7035/6-27 PA.200IS 6°St./154°Gr. CBO
(M.M.7015)/6-32 PA.200I. 6°St./154°Gr. CBO, serial not 100%
n/n. PA.200I. 6°St./154°Gr. CBO, dep
... visit:
177701 C-177 429 sqn
n/n. Alpha Jet E AdlA, dep
n/n. Alpha Jet E Adla, dep
4516 PA.200GT JBG 33, 2x o/s.
86-0024 C-5B 22nd AS, dep
... based:
81-0966/SP A-10A 52nd FW/81st FS, arr
82-0646/SP A-10A 52nd FW/81st FS, arr
91-0336/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0338/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0340/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0342/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0352/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/CO, as '52nd FW'
91-0388/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS, red/blue fintip (!)
90-0831/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
91-0406/SP F-16CJ 52nd FW/22nd FS
One AMI Tornado and 2 unread Alpha Jets on departure.
The Canadian C-177 still on deck.
- Le Addeur noir
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Spang notes for 23 Sept
85-0010 bk/gd C-5B 22AS,60 AMW
06-6155 bk/wt C-17A 21 AS,60 AMW(arrived earlier) c/s for this was RCH594.
45+28 Tornado IDS JBG-31 touch and go at 15.40 local time calling NO15B.
06-6155 bk/wt C-17A 21 AS,60 AMW(arrived earlier) c/s for this was RCH594.
45+28 Tornado IDS JBG-31 touch and go at 15.40 local time calling NO15B.
Last edited by Le Addeur noir on 25 Sep 2008, 12:02, edited 1 time in total.