Scramble 394 is out now!

[Melchior Timmers]

Hi all,

The March 2012 issue of Scramble has been released this week!



This month's edition features specials about:

- Kandahar airport
In the past few months we received regular reports from Kandahar airport (OAKN/KDN). This airport is nowadays in use with the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF). We have a detailed map and all the info you need to know.

- Red Flag 12-2
Red Flag, held at Nellis, NV does not need an introduction. We have all visitors listed combined with some spectacular pictures.

- Picture writing
This time the story on the Brequet Provence

- What happened to the Brazilian Xavantes
Although it was withdrawn from use on 3 December 2010, the test unit Instituto de Pesquisas e Ensaios em Voo (IPEV) still operates a couple MB326s. We have those and all the others that were operated by the Brazilian Air Force.

And so much more!

Our monthly returning topics:
- Movements and trips Netherlands, Belgium + Rest of the World, civil and military.
- The latest news, both civil and military.
- Updates on the world's aircraft fleets, civil and military.
- Aircraft mishaps in Dustpan and Brush.
- Wrecks & Relics.
- Warbirds.
- Scramble Intelligence Service.
- Triptease
- Showreports

We are currently building a new website that will replace the one launched in 1993. If you want to be kept up-to-date about the progress we are making and other Scramble news, Scramble at one of the social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE?
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Cheers,

[Key]

The photo caption on page 54 is not the one that it should have been. Shortly before going to press we learned the details about the Mi-8 were somewhat different, so this is what we meant to write after all:

This former Bosnian Serb air force Mi-8T with serial A-2601 is now operated by the joint Bosnia and Herzegovina air force after its overhaul in Konotop, Ukraine. Recently all helicopter operations have been transferred from Zaluzani to Mahovljani where this picture was taken. There is also a second Mi-8T stored at Mahovljani with the same serial! (8 February 2012, Phil Adkin)

Time will tell which one is which...

Erik

[Basman]

Hi,

Can somebody adjust the password to enter the member section? I'm at present abroad for work and would like to access the database during my evening hours. However, it asks for a password from Scramble 392 and 393 while I only brought 394 with me to China. TIA.

Bas

[pjotrtje]

Can somebody adjust the password to enter the member section? I'm at present abroad for work and would like to access the database during my evening hours. However, it asks for a password from Scramble 392 and 393 while I only brought 394 with me to China.

Hear hear!

[Thijs]

Will up-date this evening

And done!

[F17_114PM]

Unfortunately, until now the 394 edition has not arrived in Germany (at least in Stuttgart ) When did you send them? The last weeks, the German Postal Service has a lot of problems ... It´s not the only think that is delayed ...

[Thijs]

It was send 8th of March if i am correct.

So it should have arrived by know;-)

Thijs

[Gerard]

For info, I received it -Frankfurt area, Germany- on the 8th of March already!

Gerard