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Good shots, Pluim!! Good weather too.

grtz,

R.

See departures from Geilenkirchen on the Orland topic (3 x E-3A, 2 x KC-135R and 1 x B737).

KC-135R 60-0347 arrived today as RCH 623

Grtz,

R.

Both tankers also left Geilenkirchen today: 60-0367 as ESSO 81 and the newly arrived 60-0347 as ESSO 82. Probably to Orland. The last one was after his flight from the USA within three hours airborne again. There was also an transport ac available: B737 OO-TNP from TNT Airways. Is there an exercise ...

Pirol 23, correct, was here around 14.50L for some approaches, but no type known up till now.

R.

KC-135R 61-0288 92 ARW

Grtz,

R.

Did you see the approach of one of the tankers which later diverted to Spang?

Grtz,

R.

RCH256 is KC-135R 58-0015 from 465 ARS/ 507 ARW/ AFRC at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma. Also arriving was RCH929 at 9.11L. This one was 58-0102 from the same unit. So no New Hampshire tankers as planned. Both tankers have special nose markings. Leaving this afternoon at 14.55L as RCH310 was the Alabama tanke...

or ARGUS 24? mentioned by someone else at MST forum.

A C-12 made an overshoot at GK at 8.39L this morning. Anybody for callsign ?

Cheers,

R

A C-12 on take-off from GK around 14.40L (identity?)

The same C-12 as in the morning: 84-0160

Cheers,

R

That also means a lot of heatwaves for the smaller aircraft on the runway?

Greetz,

R

OSY11F being P-3C 60+07. It departed half an hour later as GNY 4542 back to Nordholz

ARGUS 26 just departed Geilenkirchen

OK, anyway, thanks for your help