Wie wat waar vliegt daar - 2019 MIL

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Re: Wie wat waar vliegt daar - 2019 MIL

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27 oct 2019

Anyone for the C-5 that was crossing Brabant (Eindhoven area) around 15.55 lt on sunday, heading west?
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heads up: 10.55lt ASY774 C-17A A41-209 heading east over the Northsea, will cross the Rotterdam area on current heading (source Scannernet/ADS-B).
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Wolbie wrote:heads up: 10.55lt ASY774 C-17A A41-209 heading east over the Northsea, will cross the Rotterdam area on current heading (source Scannernet/ADS-B).
Even visual (in the distance) from Schiphol!
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11.14lt Another B-52 over the North Sea heading east approaching Den Helder area, showing on Airnav Radarbox as BRIG03 [AE589D] 61-0006.
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HKY613 visible just North of Schiphol enroute Lakenheath-Ramstein.
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Bennie wrote:HKY613 visible just North of Schiphol enroute Lakenheath-Ramstein.
Followed in the almost opposite direction by RC-135 64-14846 (Calling WAGON44?).
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frank kramer wrote:27 oct 2019

Anyone for the C-5 that was crossing Brabant (Eindhoven area) around 15.55 lt on sunday, heading west?
ADSB: 87-0043
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Seen at about 3.15 PM near Heusden were three Chinooks, probably returning from Celle.
Anyone for the serials?

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witje wrote:
frank kramer wrote:27 oct 2019

Anyone for the C-5 that was crossing Brabant (Eindhoven area) around 15.55 lt on sunday, heading west?
ADSB: 87-0043
Thanks!
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RCH604 was visible (and audible) overhead Schiphol an hour or so ago..
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Bennie wrote:RCH604 was visible (and audible) overhead Schiphol an hour or so ago, route Belfast-Souda..
RCH975 just passed overhead Schiphol enroute to Spang.
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ROMA15,25 and 35 crossing NL at the moment ! ROMA15 Visual with trails but no chicks visual :-(
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Those chicks have just departed Spangdahlem, Trend61/64, 4 local F16's.
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just saw and took some pictures from my garden in Oostzaan of RCH170 (KC-135R 60-0316 according to adsb) going westbound and RCH137 (C-130H 93-2042) going eastbound.

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heads up. according to ads-b another C-130 comes within 1/2 hour. 96-1003 just left the UK and is now above the north sea
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