Today's morning wave
J-884
J-011
J-646
J-062
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AGREE!Nebbor wrote:I would rather see them in Tucson with the AZ markings though.
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Lately there are indeed only 4 airframes per wave.Flyboy wrote:Does this mean that a morning wave now consits of four (4) airframes?
Stefan,Stephan Lodewijks wrote:How do you get your 'scherpte/diepte' effect in your foregrounds? I only get this effect on my foregrounds when I'm using my camera lying down on the ground and then taking a photo of something far away. Your shots were clearly made standing up, and still you get that out-of-focus foreground. I'm curious to learn how you do this?
(to the moderators: I realize this is a question for the 'photography'-forum, but then these particular photos are not available there to comment on
Nice pics!
Stephan
Uhm...that was during a TLP exercise...that was hardly a standard day, even in that eraTim Jones wrote:Heck a launch of 4!
My first visit to Volkel in 89 yielded,
J-653, 641, 631, 636, 194, 620, 885, 193, 649, 628, 202, 864, 880 and 875!
Visiting 82922, 83070, 83085 and 83095 HS F-16's
ZE293 AC, ZE295 AR and ZE251 AX Tornado F-3's
H-20 Alouette
A-452 Alouette
5854 D0-28
7142 Iroquois
That was just in a hours visit around 11:00, the next year we turned up and the Netherlands was awash with loads of visiting US fighters!
Some of you will remember!
I remember the day well with the visiting Homestead F-16A's! 
My first thought too. I remember Twenthe in the mid 80s : 20-25 different NF-5s making 3-4 missions a day, which was regular ...Tim Jones wrote:Heck a launch of 4!
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