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Why do you conclude there are likely not the same? The deployment is supposed to be for 6 months after all. Erwin If the deployment would last this long I wouldn't be surprised as the deployment is actually made up by several units which was common practice with the Southern and Northern Watch depl...

ehusmann wrote:Mentioned above, so that seems like a pretty good confirmation:

SG Berlicum wrote: Participants:
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Erwin

From a reliable source I heard that beside the Finish and Spanish F-18's, the F-15's and the German Typhoons also a detachment of Polish and Portuguese F-16's should take part.

What has happened? On the video you can clearly see the A10 far to high for 22 even for an A10. On the liveatc I could only hear that he was supposed to come in on 24. Traffic on 24 had to wait and a police helicopter over the city as well. On the liveradar it looks like it was a problem somewere c...

pjotrtje wrote:

catbird wrote:other A10 pussing on to spang

Yes, but is said to be still at Schiphol East now...

I assume they meant the other four... not these two...

This is pretty fabulous news!

Six month deployments like those in Korea and Kadena is even better than based aircraft!

Greetz, Paul

What a completely pointless topic this is! Shouln't this be moved to the Tattle Lounge?

Regards, Paul

maurits wrote:Engine failure....

Engine failure is a result, not a cause..

Gtz, Paul

Tweet from malaysian MoD: Super Hornet and B-52 confirmed Not that it is the most interesting item but it's strange that the Rafale demo is still not listed. The latest update on the LIMA website is from January 20th! Also the Thai Air Force (both the JAS-39 demo as well as the Blue Phoenix team wa...

Kezmaster wrote:New STD 1400lt according site EHBK

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The C-17 eventually departed at 15:05 LT this afternoon.

Regards, Paul

I can strongly recommend the excellent book "Sowjetische Fliegerkräfte Deutschland 1945-1994 - Band 4" by Lutz Freund, as well as the preceding 3 books (although these 3 do not focus on numbers). For the MiG-23UBs in Wittstock it only mentions blue- and outline-codes, the abovementoned 2 ...

Alpha Kilo One wrote:I don't like the Fulcrum. I DO like your photos!

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How can you NOT like Fulcrums?!?

Ramses2 wrote:In Portsmouth all helicopters could be seen outside!source is flickr seach terms Chinese navy Portsmouth.

But not all the time!

Gtz, Paul

Hello! Last flying day of 33. IAP in Wittstock was 29.03.1994. Mig-23 UB left Wittstock on 16.03.94. (66 and 68) Mig-29 left Wittstock on 07.04.94 via Damgarten. Mig-29 number 35 white is a misread. 35 left Wittstock in 1990/91. Mig29 UB 55w left Wittstock on 29.03.94 via Damgarten. .No 56bl in Wit...

Question how will local German's take the news of having an extra 15 KC-135's operating from Ramstein, and the noisy CV-22 at Spangahlem????? Thought the Germans were very noise sensitive ????????? Can't really see Ramstein shelters being any use for the KC-135's.... :evil: Well if they have someth...

Spangdahlem now named as home for C-130s and CV-22, surprisingly. Could point to F-16s moving elsewhere. The shelter area at Ramstein has recently been refurbished if I'm not mistaken.... Remember that Spagdahlem housed four fightersquadrons only 15 years or so ago. No need to move the sold remaini...