ETAR, friday 26 august 2022, 10.00-10.30, warm and a bit cloudy.
* C-5M 85-0005 USAF 9 AS / 436 AW
* C-5M 86-0017 USAF 9 AS / 436 AW
* C-5M 87-0040 USAF 9 AS / 436 AW
* C-17A 89-1192 USAF - / 437 AW
* C-17A 01-0186 USAF 3 AS / 436 AW
* C-17A 01-0193 USAF - / 437 AW
* C-17A 03-3118 USAF/MS ANG 183 AS / 172 AW
* C-17A 03-3122 USAF - / 437 AW
* C-17A 03-3125 USAF 6 AS / 305 AMW
* C-17A 05-5148/HH USAF 535 AS / 15 W
* C-17A 07-7178 USAF - / 437 AW
* C-17A 07-7181 USAF - / 437 AW
- C-17A 99-0169 USAF - / 437 AW
* E-8C 95-0121/GA USAF/GA ANG 128 ACCS / 116 ACW
* B-747 N574UP UPS
The 02-1098 left in the very early morning (ADS-B). Later on C-5M 86-0017 came in. I didn’t
see it land, while I was still by my van. A quick stop at “Herrengärtchen” for a view on the
platform results in the numbers above. I didn’t read the 12 Hercs (1 all white, 9 RS-code,
1 in the Hangar (Dyess?) and 1 stayed unclear). * = Platform.
Best regards, Tim
ETAR 26-08-2022
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