Well guys, time to revive this old chestnut again!
The 'mystery' unidentified 96143 has been on its travels again. It flew Stuttgart to Gander on 15 Dec as RCH6143 and had its usual selcal code filed on the FPL once again.
Anyone got any pics of it at Stuttgart to have another go at IDing it?
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- 20 Dec 2011, 07:02
- Forum: Military Aviation News
- Topic: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
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- 04 May 2011, 09:49
- Forum: Military Aviation News
- Topic: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
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Re: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
I received a lengthy reply accompanied by some youtube links allegedly proving that their crashes were faked and the aircraft are still in existence now under US government control :shock: . It's a good story but I'm afraid I don't buy it! :mrgreen: :D [offtopic]Heard those stories also a lot of ti...
- 03 May 2011, 21:53
- Forum: Military Aviation News
- Topic: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
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Re: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
Hi Rob, Interesting theory you have, i tried to find a solution via SBS data, as far as i can see there are at least 4 C-32B's, and the Comco's are almost impossible part time C-32b,s. Below is what i did, i checked for each serial to see if they have been noted on the same day, around the same tim...
- 03 May 2011, 08:37
- Forum: Military Aviation News
- Topic: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
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Re: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
Yes please post pics of it, especially starboard side and any that show top of fuselage.
- 03 May 2011, 07:40
- Forum: Military Aviation News
- Topic: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
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Re: The 'black' USAF C-32Bs
Hello all,
You guys may find my post on airliners.net forums interesting reading : http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forum ... in/134500/
You guys may find my post on airliners.net forums interesting reading : http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forum ... in/134500/