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The only A-37 I know of in Phan Thiet is 3734, which sits outside the Government Communications Centre on Highway 1 (noted Nov06-Jun10).
Andy Marden

WMOOS

There is only one OH-6 with that last three: 67-16430.
Andy

Thanks, that's a good start.
Anyone for the camo one?
Andy

Perusal of photos indicates that there are two Tornados marked as "43+00" (unless the Germans like repainting their aircraft backwards and forwards from grey to camo): http://www.flugzeugbilder.de/search4.cgi?srch=43%2B00&stype=reg&srng=2 As can be seen, both are captioned as being 43+61. Can anyone...

think it´s C-47A 6095 c/n 13444 ex 42-93523 and ex Kayseri-Erkilet stored. :conf: I don't think that the above is the correct identity for this 6095. It is the identity of the first aircraft which should have become 6095 (which was probably never delivered). It was replaced by c/n 20115, ex TC-TUG,...

Interesting. That serial was also quoted for the loss on 28Sep06.......
Andy

958 is indeed a PC-21, it is the last aircraft of the UAE order.
Andy

Day 2 also straight from the book 12-10-2011 NH-90 2x Primer c/s no markings / no serials were those NFH or TTH Models?, cause the first Belgian machine (first NBEN001, NFH) should be expected to appear arround this time. although im not sure if they were being build in France or Italy, they (defen...

No, I believe they retained the old CH-47D fuselage.
Complicated eh!
Andy

It might be worth mentioning that their "old serials" do not really apply to us as spotters.
Only the transmission and other internal parts are used in the "conversion", which uses a newbuild fuselage - the old fuselage is scrapped.
As far as we are concerned they are new aircraft.
Andy Marden

How long have you lived in the Netherlands......

They went for storage in a yard in Tata, Hungary (l/n there June 2011).
Andy Marden

EMOOS

You didn't actually say when you saw the Lynx, but here is one in early July on HMS Portland:
http://bdd.deltareflex.com/cns_affiche.php?image=1654
Andy

It was CU2189.
Andy

Don't know which one, but this is far more likely to be an active Lynx on an active frigate. They often berth next to HMS Belfast when visiting London.
Andy Marden