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Today at Shannon:

Royal Saudi AF B-737 HZ-101

US Marines C-20G 165153 USMC HQ
(it was well hid behind the fedex building)

regards,

Dirk.

Today at shannon:

USAF C-130H 92-3283 328th AS AFRC

USAF C-130H 92-3281 328th AS AFRC

Both "Flying wings" in full colour.

92-3281 departed at 13:02

regards.

Ahh, sad to see yet another great classic airplane being retired by the navy after the retirement of the F-14's.

And saying that, the C-2's and EA-6's can't have to many years left either

Today at Shannon:

USAF C-20B 86-0206

Regards.

Today at Shannon:

C-9B 159118

Regards.

Well lads, im not a civil spotter but:

Today at shannon (28)

N2767 Google Biz jet

regards,
Dirk.

Today at Shannon:

C-9B 160050 VR-52

C-130T 165349 VR-62


regards,
Dirk.

I know this is not the usial way of doing it but so be it.

The lens (sigma?) was used on a Nikon camera.

Hi lads, I just got word that i'm the proud owner of a sigma 100-300. but it'll be my first lens so i have a couple of questions: 1) I want to invest in a digital camera now, but since i only do 2-3 airshows a year i do not want to go overboard but i do want one that will last and is suitable. 2) Mo...

Nah no sign yet but ill keep my eye's peeled.

Today at Snn though @ 0825:

C-32 80002 99th airlift sqn

not so bad.

Thanks for the help lads!!!

regards,
Dirk

Hi lads/lasses, A strange question for ye, i saw my sister watching "Hot Shots" the other day (What a movie :oops: ) anyway she asked me what type of plane "Topper" flew. Now, i looked at it but i cant recognise it. Anyone out there know what type they flew?? It looks like a Foll...

At Shannon today (19):

An-124 RA-82041 (cn 9773054055089/605)
of 566 VTAP at Brjansk-Seshcha AFB.

regards.

Today (13/1) at shannon:

C-130H 92-1454 Charlotte. North Carolina Air Guard (been at shannon since Friday)

KC-130T 164993 (994 BD) VR-64

Today at Shannon C-130H 92-1454 Charlotte. North Carolina Air Guard Boeing C-32 757-200 24452 USAF Just searched the 757 on http://www.airframes.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and got the following info: "mysterious B757 apparently US State Dept Foreign Emergency S...