http://www.jetwashaviationphotos.comUK's Union Jack Voyager
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nellis6
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UK's Union Jack Voyager
In the bag! Knowing that 'Tartan 19' had been tracking NE of Scotland this afternoon refuelling RAF Typhoons, I made the 1 hour dash to Brize Norton to catch her coming home. Typically the sun disappeared just as she landed http://www.jetwashaviationphotos.com
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dconnery1966
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Re: UK's Union Jack Voyager
Nice one Mike :)Same happened to me yesterday with AN-225 bloody frustrating, especially when Cargolux 747 left in sunshine 10 minutes later