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Thanx for your comment.wamovements wrote:Nice pics,
Didn;t know that 79+01 was also part of Buckeburgs fleet.
Hello, from the database I see:MyOneOFour wrote:Thanx for your comment.
About the 79+01: didn't knew that either.
Saw it it at home on the computer.
I looked it up in the marvelous Scramble-database, and they also had 79+01 noted.
I think it is the former 98+91 en former 78+01 (The 78+01 was last noted april 09' and the 79+01 was first noted in november 09').
Mmmm. I think you're right.belenos wrote:Hello, from the database I see:MyOneOFour wrote:Thanx for your comment.
About the 79+01: didn't knew that either.
Saw it it at home on the computer.
I looked it up in the marvelous Scramble-database, and they also had 79+01 noted.
I think it is the former 98+91 en former 78+01 (The 78+01 was last noted april 09' and the 79+01 was first noted in november 09').
78+01 NH90-TTH 1001/TGEA01 98+91
79+01 NH90-TTH 1003/GEAF01 98+91
Looks like the 78+series are HEER and 79+series Luftwaffe NH-90's.
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