Hans.
Sneaking in from behind...
Guarding the LZ.
AS.532U2 Cougar Mk.2 approaching the LZ.
CH-47D Chinook kicking up the dust.
After the Air Mobility demo, the Apache solo show.
Havelte Army Days
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Hans Rolink
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Havelte Army Days
Some impressions from Havelte Barracks' Open House on Saturday 29 May. Weather was a bit thinly clouded at times with light coming from the left, but nevertheless, I enjoyed myself.
Hans.
Sneaking in from behind...
Guarding the LZ.
AS.532U2 Cougar Mk.2 approaching the LZ.
CH-47D Chinook kicking up the dust.
After the Air Mobility demo, the Apache solo show.
Hans.
Sneaking in from behind...
Guarding the LZ.
AS.532U2 Cougar Mk.2 approaching the LZ.
CH-47D Chinook kicking up the dust.
After the Air Mobility demo, the Apache solo show.
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Arthur Bijster
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Re: Havelte Army Days
Nice pics Hans.
Here is my contribution of that day.
And here some hardstuff on the ground
Greetz Arthur
Here is my contribution of that day.
And here some hardstuff on the ground
Greetz Arthur
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jimmy van drunen
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Re: Havelte Army Days
Got some too, mostly apaches...
Havoc creating a local sandstorm;
Waiting for the skytrain boys;
And on the go for another round;
Hellooooooooooo;
Midday break at the FARP;
Wildcats in the field;
Havocs, Wildcats and Grizzlies preparing there lunch;
Here we go again, Havoc coming in while Hawkeye is waiting;
Whoehoeoeeoe;
That must be quite a view from the frontseat, look mummy without hands;
Grtz
Havoc creating a local sandstorm;
Waiting for the skytrain boys;
And on the go for another round;
Hellooooooooooo;
Midday break at the FARP;
Wildcats in the field;
Havocs, Wildcats and Grizzlies preparing there lunch;
Here we go again, Havoc coming in while Hawkeye is waiting;
Whoehoeoeeoe;
That must be quite a view from the frontseat, look mummy without hands;
Grtz
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jimmy van drunen
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belenos
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Re: Havelte Army Days
More Havelte pics taken near LZ Green:
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EHAM
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Re: Havelte Army Days
Hi belenos and Purple,
How did you manage to get to the landing zone? Or are you soldiers/working for the army?
These Army Days didn't bring what I was hoping for, mainly due to the weather. White clouds and almost black helicopters doesn't work out very well together. The sand storms didn't help much either.
Only one reasonable photo was left after selection of my photos:
We must have been standing next to each other Hans
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How did you manage to get to the landing zone? Or are you soldiers/working for the army?
These Army Days didn't bring what I was hoping for, mainly due to the weather. White clouds and almost black helicopters doesn't work out very well together. The sand storms didn't help much either.
Only one reasonable photo was left after selection of my photos:
We must have been standing next to each other Hans
.Joost de Wit
Re: Havelte Army Days
Hi EHAM,EHAM wrote:Hi belenos and Purple,
How did you manage to get to the landing zone? Or are you soldiers/working for the army?
No we are not in the army. We walked there and asked friendly by the local guards what the possibilities were to take some pictures. Stay in the bush and do not walk in the fields were the FARP was located.
Grtz
Re: Havelte Army Days
Some from my side...
Grtz,
Elmar
Grtz,
Elmar