Logs and news on European airfields outside the Benelux, Germany, Ireland and the UK.
AMC
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by AMC 02 Oct 2009, 12:45
E. Schoonderwoerd wrote: Can anyone (and willing) to share us the spotting possibilities rwy 18?
On both sides no problem to take pics. The best to take no pics from buildings. Perhaps the police check your passport.
Patrick Moonen
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by Patrick Moonen 02 Oct 2009, 12:49
Hey,
Wijgert IJlst
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by Wijgert IJlst 02 Oct 2009, 17:06
Cool! Do you know if the Saudi transport planes have left or do they stay also?
Kind Regards / Groeten,
Martin Uleman
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by Martin Uleman 02 Oct 2009, 21:44
Patrick Moonen wrote: Hey,
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the log from yesterday.
Just curious, how did you manage the serial of the puma?
We where there also but the puma was very, very high.
Regards Steve.
Arjan
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Posts: 2726 Joined: 20 Sep 2002, 22:51Type of spotter: S4Subscriber Scramble: ArjanLocation: Den Haag
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by Arjan 02 Oct 2009, 22:04
This puma has also been seen last month at the Phalsbourg airshow. Code and serial are correct!
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Eric van Lisdonk
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Posts: 2554 Joined: 19 Mar 2004, 23:33Subscriber Scramble: Eric van LisdonkLocation: Ramstein and Gilze-Rijen Air Base
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by Eric van Lisdonk 03 Oct 2009, 11:54
Puma was read of with the 40x60 spottingscope. And confirmed on picture by another Team from Volkel.
Stafhunter
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by Stafhunter 03 Oct 2009, 12:08
Eric van Lisdonk wrote: Puma was read of with the 40x60 spottingscope. And confirmed on picture by another Team from Volkel.
and did you have make nice shot's
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better a spotter with stepladder behind me than a spotter with 50mm in front off me
Tintin
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by Tintin 03 Oct 2009, 13:05
Eric van Lisdonk wrote:
The spottingfacilities are great here. It's a shame that this base is closing down very soon.
And can I know where you had the info about closure of BA 102 ???
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Patrick Moonen
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by Patrick Moonen 03 Oct 2009, 13:21
The Gendarmerie AS.350 was red off by the same Volkel team as JCF.
Patrick
Eric van Lisdonk wrote: Puma was read of with the 40x60 spottingscope. And confirmed on picture by another Team from Volkel.
Joris van Boven
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by Joris van Boven 04 Oct 2009, 20:20
Tintin wrote: Eric van Lisdonk wrote:
The spottingfacilities are great here. It's a shame that this base is closing down very soon.
And can I know where you had the info about closure of BA 102 ???
Dijon will not close, only the flying aircraft will disappear
It remain open a a diversion base, just like Orange.
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Joris van Boven
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by Joris van Boven 04 Oct 2009, 20:23
It came to my mind as a very strange coincidence
-Saoudi F-15s in Europe (Dijon)
-Israeli F-15s in Europe (Deci)
all in the same timeframe
Is there a change that they will meet for a (mock) dogfight overhead the Mediterranean Sea these 2 weeks
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Coati
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by Coati 04 Oct 2009, 20:50
I do not see anything else than a coincidence. I would rule out the possibility of any mock dog fight. Why should they dogfight with each other, they are potential enemies, remember? They are guests in different countries and some distance apart.
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by r.e.hendriks 05 Oct 2009, 18:01
Hi all,
Arjan
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by Arjan 05 Oct 2009, 18:14
Very happy to read and to hear that the Gendarmerie is co-operative and friendly. Hope we are able to keep it this way!
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Tintin
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by Tintin 05 Oct 2009, 19:55
Joris van Boven wrote:
Dijon will not close, only the flying aircraft will disappear
It remain open a a diversion base, just like Orange.
You're right Joris,
Alphajets of 5/2 and Mirages 2000-5 of 1/2 could be transferred to Luxeuil from 2011.
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