Wie wat waar vliegt daar - 2014 MIL

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Bij mij geeft FR24 bij ML1 de serial J-643.
Maar of dat klopt bij militaire kisten...
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Cloudhopper wrote:Bij mij geeft FR24 bij ML1 de serial J-643.
Maar of dat klopt bij militaire kisten...
Paar berichten hierboven word dezelfde kist gemeld dus kans is aannemelijk :wink:
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mr.foxhound wrote:Ik zag net op FR24 heel kort boven woerden een toestel met callsign MIL1 iemand enig idee wat dit kon zijn?
ML = Metal.

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stefan uit 8terberg wrote:
mr.foxhound wrote:Ik zag net op FR24 heel kort boven woerden een toestel met callsign MIL1 iemand enig idee wat dit kon zijn?
ML = Metal.

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Ok bedankt, ik zag em maar heel kort dus ik dacht MIL1 te lezen maar was dus ML1, was te kort om ook maar een eventuele serial te kunnen lezen.
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A Holland class Patrol Vessel is positioned west of Den Haag, didn't seem to be moving. Just before 15:00 I noticed a NH-90 landing on board of this vessel. Standard on board helicopter or supply flight from De Kooy?
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Arjan wrote:A Holland class Patrol Vessel is positioned west of Den Haag, didn't seem to be moving. Just before 15:00 I noticed a NH-90 landing on board of this vessel. Standard on board helicopter or supply flight from De Kooy?
HNLMS Holland (P840) is off Scheveningen. The NH-90 will be patrolling from the ship during nss2014.
Another NH-90 will be operating from HNLMS Friesland (P842).
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Hi Rockville, thanks. Where will the Friesland be positioned? Are the NH90's known that are o/b?
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Arjan wrote:Hi Rockville, thanks. Where will the Friesland be positioned? Are the NH90's known that are o/b?
Friesland at present NW of Noordwijk.
Serials of NH-90's o/b not known by me.

Btw: the three RNLN vessels and NLCG cessel Barend Biesheuvel at present can been followed on e.g. Marinetraffic.
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At least the Holland has a NH90 parked on deck and moving slowly northbound along the coast. The Zeven Provincien had a clean deck and the hangar buttoned up.
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Arjan wrote:Hi Rockville, thanks. Where will the Friesland be positioned? Are the NH90's known that are o/b?
N 258 & N 277 staan op de OPV's

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Otto wrote:
Arjan wrote:Hi Rockville, thanks. Where will the Friesland be positioned? Are the NH90's known that are o/b?
N 258 & N 277 staan op de OPV's

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P-840 = N 258
P-842 = N 277

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Thanks Otto! :-D
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Fiber 01 & 02 were heard this morning operating from the above mentioned ships.

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Merlin just noted overhead emmeloord towards south.
Sbs says zj120
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Rene Peteri wrote:Merlin just noted overhead emmeloord towards south.
Sbs says zj120
ZJ120/D Eelde-Benson as RFR7207. Dep. Eelde 11.05L
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