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Weet iemand het serial van de laatste F15 die binnenkwam na de middagmissie? Dank, Frank Deze vlogen in ieder geval 's middags, dus degene je mist, zou je op basis van degene die je wel hebt, moeten kunnen distilleren ;-) 83-0018 85-0129 84-0028 85-0122 84-0016 80-0018 83-0018 did not fly... you mi...

Hoogy wrote:Weet iemand het serial van de laatste F15 die binnenkwam na de middagmissie?

Dank,
Frank

85-0129 was the very last one.
Any one who has the two RAF Tornados that were flying in the afternoon wave (one was coded '035')?

Thnx

roberto wrote:Moderator kan al dit geklets niet beter naar de babbelhoek, heeft zo langzamerhand niks meer met FF te maken

Mee eens! Wat een hoop gezwets.

Funny that, also the Australian Seasprite program was a complete disaster. Maybe NZ can pick up some cheap Tigre's from their neighbor? Wishful thinking! The 'fluffy' NZ government will never have any interest nor requirement for such type of helicopters. Would be nice... but far from realistic. ch...

leonard van T wrote:Dont worry ! they deleted / cancelled the event and made a brand new one just moments later !

https://www.facebook.com/events/1511173122524594/

Leonard

Yep... thanks Leonard. I was already searching why they cancelled the event page.

Cheers.

I got a message at Facebook that the Belgium AF Days are cancelled???

Great pictures... like them all. Very kind people too from Jordania. Interesting news on that CASA 101 replacement.

thanks for share.

Trueno

Well... wait first to have things concrete. Qatar has expressed many times interest in large numbers of Rafale, Eurofighters, F/A-18E and so on...

What is on his mind I don't know... but this helicopter don't belong to the Fuerza Aérea Dominicana for sure!

Cheerio.

The story is not entirely true... for domestic flights they will buy one (perhaps two) Chellenger 650 aircraft and the Fokker F-28 will transfer to the Fuerza Aérea Argentina and used for spares to keep their own Fellowships in the air.

Adiós.

Arjan wrote:Can anyone confirm this was a F-4D?

Acoording to a FB page of Iranian aviation Spotters... the last F-4D's flew their missions in 2014! About seven are stored in flyable condition as reserve. How reliable this note is... no idea, but I guess they know what they are talking about.

cheers.

Well, here my list of aircraft; Aerolineas Argentinas B.747, B.737, B.727 Austral MD.80 FA Argentina H.500, CH-47C, Ce.182, T-34B, (K)C-130H, C-130B, B.707, F-28, AC.500U Argentine Navy Alouette III, F-28, Be.200 FA Dominicana T-35 Pillan, UH-1H AdLA C-160, N.262, AS.365 KLu F-27, Alouette III, DHC...

Saw it first on 13dec92, last on 17dec92 together with 3007/28 and 40. On the 17th also F-16 J-007 was there. Still have some parts of the latter at home. Regards, Dennis Peteri Thanks Dennis... 3007 and 3028 were indeed seen by myself 15th together with the '3008'. I was only able to read the last...

Great shots Dick... I love those colour F-84F photos. Well done.

Nice picture... on a sad day. Now only in Latin Americas we find the remaining A-4's flying in frontline.