Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Does anybody know if the turkish KC will fly his missions tomorrow?
As everybody already knows the Frisian Flag missions are cancelled (volcanic ash) for know and all F-4's on Wittmund are grounded (ejectseat problem?)?
I have no clue if this will invact the mission schedule for this nice KC.
Otto you wrote down a nice list with arrival and departure times for the 12th until the 14th. Can you provide us some times for this friday the 16th if possible?
Thanks in advance.
As everybody already knows the Frisian Flag missions are cancelled (volcanic ash) for know and all F-4's on Wittmund are grounded (ejectseat problem?)?
I have no clue if this will invact the mission schedule for this nice KC.
Otto you wrote down a nice list with arrival and departure times for the 12th until the 14th. Can you provide us some times for this friday the 16th if possible?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
As the Turkish Tanker is there for exercise Brilliant Ardent which is held in the Northern Airspaces i assume their mission is also cancelled as it is near the playing grounds of Frisian Flag.
Last week they refeulled Spang F-16s in ARA Gini (which is in the norhtern part of Germany)
Thijs
Last week they refeulled Spang F-16s in ARA Gini (which is in the norhtern part of Germany)
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Assume makes an ASS of U and ME.
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Geilenkirchen 18-04-2010,
Turkey 58-0110 KC-135R 10 TU 101 Filo
United States of America 60-0316 KC-135R 185 ARW 174 ARS (IA ANG)
United States of America 62-3566 KC-135R 185 ARW 174 ARS (IA ANG)
Civil D-EAKJ TB.10 nn
The civil TB.10 departed Geilenkirchen... Flying... Airspace not closed for this one? :s
Cheers,
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Turkey 58-0110 KC-135R 10 TU 101 Filo
United States of America 60-0316 KC-135R 185 ARW 174 ARS (IA ANG)
United States of America 62-3566 KC-135R 185 ARW 174 ARS (IA ANG)
Civil D-EAKJ TB.10 nn
The civil TB.10 departed Geilenkirchen... Flying... Airspace not closed for this one? :s
Cheers,
Jeroen
Cheers,
Jeroen
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
19/4
TUAF10 KC-135 58-0110 Turkish AF. DEP to Turkey - flight cancelled
TUAF10 KC-135 58-0110 Turkish AF. DEP to Turkey - flight cancelled
Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
20/4
This evening the Turkish tanker and 2 USAF tankers were still present.
Also present was an unidentified (R)C-12/Be-200 (?) on the same ramp as the tankers.
Anymore more details about this last one?
This evening the Turkish tanker and 2 USAF tankers were still present.
Also present was an unidentified (R)C-12/Be-200 (?) on the same ramp as the tankers.
Anymore more details about this last one?
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
D-CFMD Beech 350 Flight Calibration Servicescis wrote:Also present was an unidentified (R)C-12/Be-200 (?) on the same ramp as the tankers.
Anymore more details about this last one?
Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Hello,
Is the Tuaf tanker leaved today or still present in base?
Is the Tuaf tanker leaved today or still present in base?
Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Thank you Trout89 for the update on the Beech !
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Hello,
The Tuaf tanker is still present at Geilenkirchen. Today there was no flying, just the Beech 350. I saw 2 USAF tankers and the Turkish one. Also I saw 5 E-3's at the ramp, who can tell me the numbers?
Thx
Mark verstraaten
The Tuaf tanker is still present at Geilenkirchen. Today there was no flying, just the Beech 350. I saw 2 USAF tankers and the Turkish one. Also I saw 5 E-3's at the ramp, who can tell me the numbers?
Thx
Mark verstraaten
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
I bet the Turkish tanker will be leaving tomorrow, as the F-16 in WTM will be going home by tomorrow!
Cheers
Mick
Cheers
Mick
Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Nope: 23/4 TURAF10 KC-135R ATD 08:08LT refueling TURAF19, dest LTAG
Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Today i went to see the 2 new USAF tankers:
58-0015
63-8039
Both 507 ARW Tinker AFRC
58-0015
63-8039
Both 507 ARW Tinker AFRC
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
Geilenkirchen 02-05-2010,
NATO LX-N19997 CT-49A NAEW&CF
NATO 7x E-3A NAEW&CF
United States of America 63-8039 KC-135R 507 ARW 465 ARS AFRC
United States of America 58-0015 KC-135R 507 ARW 465 ARS AFRC
Cheers,
Jeroen
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NATO LX-N19997 CT-49A NAEW&CF
NATO 7x E-3A NAEW&CF
United States of America 63-8039 KC-135R 507 ARW 465 ARS AFRC
United States of America 58-0015 KC-135R 507 ARW 465 ARS AFRC
Cheers,
Jeroen
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Cheers,
Jeroen
Jeroen
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
All 17 NATO E-3s grounded due to corrosion of front gear cover found on one aircraft recently.
Should be rectified however "in a few days", as soon as required spare parts are available.
Source: NATO, various online News ...
At least one TCA was noted flying yesterday, however.
Welcome, Russian Air Force for some recce flights over Central and Western Europe, bring the Tu-95s to our airspace!
Should be rectified however "in a few days", as soon as required spare parts are available.
Source: NATO, various online News ...
At least one TCA was noted flying yesterday, however.
Welcome, Russian Air Force for some recce flights over Central and Western Europe, bring the Tu-95s to our airspace!
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Re: Geilenkirchen (ETNG/GKE) - 2010 MIL
GEILENKIRCHEN FRIDAY 2010-05-07 RW27
Weather: scattered/broken clouds, light rain, some sun, light wind
Based aircraft (NATO Airborne Early Warning Force):
E-3A NAEWF 90448 T09:12 L15:55 a2
E-3A NAEWF 90453 T09:25
CT-49A NAEWF 19997 T09:56
CT-49A NAEWF 20000 T10:35 L13:44 a9
Detached aircraft (tanker support for NAEWF):
KC-135R 507thARS 71427 bl AFRC T14:39
KC-135R 507thARS 00365 bl AFRC T15:53
Visiting aircraft:
Tornado GR.4 Marham Wg ZD793/101 L16:35*
Tornado GR.4 Marham Wg ZG771/133 L16:35*
(notes: as I had not been visiting Geilenkirchen for quite a long time, I used the planned departure day of a rare AFRC tanker detachment for another journey to the NATO airbase. However, quite a lot of patience was required until the two KC-135s finally departed back home at mid-afternoon. Luckily, also two based Boeing 707s where active that day, one of them performing very intensive local flying at the airbase. Surprising arrival of two RAF Tornados completed this small but nice log of a very rainy day)
Weather: scattered/broken clouds, light rain, some sun, light wind
Based aircraft (NATO Airborne Early Warning Force):
E-3A NAEWF 90448 T09:12 L15:55 a2
E-3A NAEWF 90453 T09:25
CT-49A NAEWF 19997 T09:56
CT-49A NAEWF 20000 T10:35 L13:44 a9
Detached aircraft (tanker support for NAEWF):
KC-135R 507thARS 71427 bl AFRC T14:39
KC-135R 507thARS 00365 bl AFRC T15:53
Visiting aircraft:
Tornado GR.4 Marham Wg ZD793/101 L16:35*
Tornado GR.4 Marham Wg ZG771/133 L16:35*
(notes: as I had not been visiting Geilenkirchen for quite a long time, I used the planned departure day of a rare AFRC tanker detachment for another journey to the NATO airbase. However, quite a lot of patience was required until the two KC-135s finally departed back home at mid-afternoon. Luckily, also two based Boeing 707s where active that day, one of them performing very intensive local flying at the airbase. Surprising arrival of two RAF Tornados completed this small but nice log of a very rainy day)