Logs and news on European airfields outside the Benelux, Germany, Ireland and the UK.
Bennie
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by Bennie 14 Jan 2019, 14:53
January 14th visitor: RCH197 (Coming from Prestwick?).
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Bennie
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by Bennie 14 Jan 2019, 15:15
Bennie wrote: January 14th visitor: RCH197 (Coming from Prestwick?).
She just (briefliy) revealed herself north of Schiphol: C130. Too short to see if she was reguiar or special...
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FredL
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by FredL 23 Apr 2019, 12:42
USN Grumman C-2A 162178 leaving Souda, and flying westwards.
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Bennie
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by Bennie 23 Apr 2019, 12:51
FredL wrote: USN Crumman C-2A 162178 leaving Souda, and flying westwards.
Destination is Sigonella.
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michel N
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by michel N 23 Apr 2019, 12:59
Yes, there is a carrier in the Med, sailing eastbound
flown in: Things with wings
Starman
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by Starman 23 Apr 2019, 14:15
Stennis in the Med heading East ….. Lincoln in the Red heading west! Hope they have their anti-collision lights on!
I've got these totally A over T
What I meant to say is:
Lincoln in the Med heading East ….. Stennis in the Red heading West. They have swapped homeports.
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jreijmer
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by jreijmer 23 Apr 2019, 14:26
michel N wrote: Yes, there is a carrier in the Med, sailing eastbound
But the 162178 is not with the one sailing east (CVN72 USS Abraham Lincoln). 162161/42 and 162143/44 are connected with CVN72.
162152 and 162178 are connected with the carrier CVN74 USS John C Stennis which is sailing west in the Med.
Bennie
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by Bennie 23 Apr 2019, 14:32
162152 & 162178 visited Souda, calling RG01 and RG02 .
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FredL
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by FredL 23 Apr 2019, 16:23
C-2A 162143 (Nomad2) now about to land to Sigonella, from where it took off.
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by FredL 23 Apr 2019, 17:34
...Followed now by C-2A Nomad1, nr 162165
mainsail2011
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by mainsail2011 07 May 2019, 07:45
6 May visitor:
canberra
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by canberra 29 Sep 2019, 22:41
Just one identified
ehvb01orions
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by ehvb01orions 01 Oct 2019, 13:50
On Sunday morning 29 September EP-3E 156511 was leaving Souda with c/s AK47 (ADS-B)
Ranger
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by Ranger 01 Oct 2019, 14:17
ehvb01orions wrote: On Sunday morning 29 September EP-3E 156511 was leaving Souda with c/s AK47 (ADS-B)
According it's callsign should have been a mission and should have returned.
Cheers,
Ranger
Bennie
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by Bennie 01 Oct 2019, 14:37
canberra wrote: Just one identified
The RC-135 flew to Mildenhall on the 30th as
OLIVE56 .
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What I meant to say is: 
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