ETAR 04-04-2012

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ETAR 04-04-2012

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Quick log between approx 14:45 and 16:00:

69-0012 C-5A 105AW NY ANG
70-0452 C-5A Martinsburg WV ANG?
84-0062 C-5B 60th AMW

92-3294 C-17A 62nd AW
94-0066 C-17A 62nd AW
02-1103 C-17A 62nd AW dep 15:12
02-1105 C-17A 62nd AW
02-1108 C-17A 62nd AW
03-3120 C-17A 62nd AW
05-5141 C-17A 452nd AW AFRC dep 16:08
07-7175 C-17A 436th AW
07-7178 C-17A 436th AW
08-8918 C-17A 305th AMW
09-9211 C-17A 62nd AW

Felt a bit like a 'Little McChord' over here.

Further more:

A KC-135 took off just when I arrived and I couldn't read it off.

Two different UH-60's made approaches to the field.

N465MC B747 Atlas dep 14:54
N...EV B747 Evergreen parked behind a C-5.

Locals:

02-0042 C-40B was doing circuits
84-0110 C-21A was doing circuits
84-0111 C-21A dep 15:01, or poss misread for 110.

Parked In front of the hangar closest to the large C-130 platform at least 2 AH-64s were visible. Possibly a 3rd was partly blocked by vehicles.

Any help withe IDs of the KC-135, UH60s and AH64s is well appreciated!

Cheers,

Richard

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Re: ETAR 04-04-2012

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Richard from Rotterdam wrote:Quick log between approx 14:45 and 16:00:

69-0012 C-5A 105AW NY ANG
70-0452 C-5A Martinsburg WV ANG?
84-0062 C-5B 60th AMW

92-3294 C-17A 62nd AW
94-0066 C-17A 62nd AW
02-1103 C-17A 62nd AW dep 15:12
02-1105 C-17A 62nd AW
02-1108 C-17A 62nd AW
03-3120 C-17A 62nd AW
05-5141 C-17A 452nd AW AFRC dep 16:08
07-7175 C-17A 436th AW
07-7178 C-17A 436th AW
08-8918 C-17A 305th AMW
09-9211 C-17A 62nd AW

Felt a bit like a 'Little McChord' over here.

Further more:

A KC-135 took off just when I arrived and I couldn't read it off.

Two different UH-60's made approaches to the field.

N465MC B747 Atlas dep 14:54
N...EV B747 Evergreen parked behind a C-5.

Locals:

02-0042 C-40B was doing circuits
84-0110 C-21A was doing circuits
84-0111 C-21A dep 15:01, or poss misread for 110.

Parked In front of the hangar closest to the large C-130 platform at least 2 AH-64s were visible. Possibly a 3rd was partly blocked by vehicles.

Any help withe IDs of the KC-135, UH60s and AH64s is well appreciated!

Cheers,

Richard

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Hmmmm it's difficult to say which Apaches you saw. 8 Apaches arrived today and at least 4 others were loaded in AMC a/c.

Arrived this evening was a SAC C-17 the 03 as Bartok09 and a C-5A 69-0016 as Reach787

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C-5B 84-0062 just departed as REACH 878. now heading NAVPI.
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Some c/s with the log:
07-7178 was Rch611
05-5141 was Rch552

Arriving around 1700lt was KC-135R 63-8008 as Quid69


There was also some AAR above ETAR between 1100 and 1200lt:

Quid65 (61-0306) refuelled some Tornado's from Buchel:
Strike 1/2 4458 and 4302
BU11T 4570
Burner 1/2 4618 and 4590

Grtz,
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Re: ETAR 04-04-2012

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Richard from Rotterdam wrote:Quick log between approx 14:45 and 16:00:


Further more:

A KC-135 took off just when I arrived and I couldn't read it off.


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According to Boneyard on flugzeugforum there were two different KC-135;s 63-8008 (100th ARW) and 58-0073 (AL ANG).
The Mildenhall KC-135 arrived around 1700lt, my guess is that 58-0073 is your missing KC-135...

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it was
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Sadly nobody photographed the formation from 8 Apaches??
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Re: ETAR 04-04-2012

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@ Elmar: thanks. Has been confirmed through some SBS reports.
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Re: ETAR 04-04-2012

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Richard from Rotterdam wrote:Quick log between approx 14:45 and 16:00:

69-0012 C-5A 105AW NY ANG
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Are you sure about the Wing? When this Galaxy landed one day earlier, I noted it (99% sure, 1% human factor ...) as 167thAW read on the nose when landing and with a red tail colour while NY ANG Galaxies have blue tail colours?
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Richard the C-5A 69-0012 had only two black stripes in the tail with ANG above it and 105thAW on the nose and also a nose art. 70-0452 had a red stripe and 167thAW on the nose.
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Re: ETAR 04-04-2012

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Richard from Rotterdam wrote:Quick log between approx 14:45 and 16:00:

69-0012 C-5A 105AW NY ANG unmarked in the tail, only two black stripes and ANG title. But 105thAW on the nose and a nose art!
70-0452 C-5A Martinsburg WV ANG?
was in 167thAW/WV ANG markings!
84-0062 C-5B 60th AMW

92-3294 C-17A 62nd AW
94-0066 C-17A 62nd AW
02-1103 C-17A 62nd AW dep 15:12
02-1105 C-17A 62nd AW
02-1108 C-17A 62nd AW
03-3120 C-17A 62nd AW
05-5141 C-17A 452nd AW AFRC dep 16:08
07-7175 C-17A 436th AW
07-7178 C-17A 436th AW
08-8918 C-17A 305th AMW
09-9211 C-17A 62nd AW

Felt a bit like a 'Little McChord' over here.

Further more:

A KC-135 took off just when I arrived and I couldn't read it off.
Do you have a time for this one? Must be the 100thARW KC-135! But i can check this.

Two different UH-60's made approaches to the field.

N465MC B747 Atlas dep 14:54
N...EV B747 Evergreen parked behind a C-5.

Locals:

02-0042 C-40B was doing circuits
84-0110 C-21A was doing circuits
84-0111 C-21A dep 15:01, or poss misread for 110.

Parked In front of the hangar closest to the large C-130 platform at least 2 AH-64s were visible. Possibly a 3rd was partly blocked by vehicles.

Any help withe IDs of the KC-135, UH60s and AH64s is well appreciated!

Cheers,

Richard

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Re: ETAR 04-04-2012

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@ AMC: The KC-135 departed around 14:40/14:45. According to an SBS log the 80073 was recorded climbing out in the RS area around that time. Were you there in the afternoon? Any clues to the Blackhawks? They were flying from and to Landstuhl.

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