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saw a RNZAF B757 and C130 take off from Hickam AFB on Aug 25th.
Managed to recognize the roundel, but they were to far out to read their serial number.
Anybody a clue which ones it were ?

thx
Coert

does anybody of the older spotters in the spotters community here at Scramble, have a picture of F-4G 69-7213/SP This was a F-4E, that used to fly with the RAAF, but - after her return to the USAF - was converted to F-4G. Believe she flew with the 35th TFW at George AFB, but eventually joined 81st T...

Erik_7Xi wrote:They are still flying at Holloman AFB (Det 1.)

that's why I only mentioned 'departs Tyndall AFB' in the subject.
when you look at the video you'll hear she is moving to Holloman AFB, NM to join the remaining fleet of QF-4s.
These are expected to phly till Q4 2016.

23/07

bye bye QF-4 ....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3x2TiS7acwk

The Navy’s last operational EA-6B Prowler electronic-attack aircraft departed NAS Whidbey Island, Wash., marking the type’s end of service in the Navy after more than 40 years, announced Northrop Grumman, the aircraft’s designer and manufacturer. Hundreds of spectators turned out for the aircraft’s ...

Scramble 433 hasn't found its way to Luxembourg yet

will be visiting Hawaii in August, and will definitely try to do some aircraft spotting.

Understand you'll need clearance for spotting over there.
Anybody an idea where to ask for this ?

thx
Coert

over the ranges @ Tyndall

still nothing in Luxembourg

hi there, will be visiting some States (Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Hawaii) in August. Although the trip is not 100% aircraft related, I still would like to try my luck at some airbases. Thought of taking my scanner with me. How do the Americans feel about scanners ?!? Will it be worth the hassle ...

according to my info there is only 1 preserved F-4 in Italy
F-4C 64-0757 at the Aviation Museum in Rimini

hoi Erwin, Have been searching for this one myself as well some time ago. received following input (Thanks Tonno !): No F-4 preserved in the Aviano area any more. It was s/n 63-7512 ex 163rd TFS/Indiana ANG, landed in Aviano 10.07.86. it was painted in "63040/AV", and used for GI noted last time may...

Just got it re-confirmed as
happened 2weeks ago

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all in the day's work

but don't forget it's a very reliable aircraft:
during the vietnam war many came home after sustaining even more damage.

what also counts, of course, and all operators are highly experienced men