Curacao, Dutch Caribbean pics
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- FALCONCREST
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c 130 Curacao
Very, very nice shots!!!
But this C130. If I look close I noticed a couple of aerials and domes on the door and main wheels-door.
Is this a standard configuration ?
Curious...
But this C130. If I look close I noticed a couple of aerials and domes on the door and main wheels-door.
Is this a standard configuration ?
Curious...
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- SilverWingPix
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Re: Curacao, Dutch Caribbean pics
Cool pix!Antilliaan wrote:A few pix from sunny Curacao,
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Thanks for the comments!
all shots were taken landside, from various spots around the airfield. The sea borders the north side of the runway, so the sun is in your back during most of the day. You just move around the airfield a bit.
See the Where to go section on this page for a map of the airfield and the spots, but do not expect aircraft in great numbers, patience is the keyword here.
all shots were taken landside, from various spots around the airfield. The sea borders the north side of the runway, so the sun is in your back during most of the day. You just move around the airfield a bit.
See the Where to go section on this page for a map of the airfield and the spots, but do not expect aircraft in great numbers, patience is the keyword here.
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Well, let's add a few more....
I hope you enjoy them!
C-17
KC-130
PA ANG
Sentry
Freedom will endure
C-17
KC-130
PA ANG
Sentry
Freedom will endure
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Re: c 130 Curacao
It is a system in use by 193rd SOS. The system consist out of a red container as cargo and some antennas at the wheeldoor and the last. In fact the system is mostly used at the C-130E's of this unit (in the past when I was at Curacao this were 63-7815 and 7816), and make the C-130 a Combat Solo. While I was at Curacao, I have had some problmes with the US security officer (he looked like a tourist but the owner of the car rental company recognised him as the Chief Security Officer) present as I was looking the conversion of a borrowed Dyess Herc with this system.FALCONCREST wrote:Very, very nice shots!!!
But this C130. If I look close I noticed a couple of aerials and domes on the door and main wheels-door.
Is this a standard configuration ?
Curious...
- Antilliaan
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some recent ones
A few more shots, taken between the rain showers....
Hope you enjoy!
CN235 sunny
E-3 darn close
E-3 sunset
C-21 puddle
Hope you enjoy!
CN235 sunny
E-3 darn close
E-3 sunset
C-21 puddle
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