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Melchior Timmers wrote:AE0433 /02-5001 showing ETAR to CONUS again (now above Belgium)

Inb Mildenhall. Was just up trying to contact Mildenhall CP on both 313.550 and 300.800 (and atc wise 125.005 -> 132.205 -> 1281.60 -> 135.425, Idesi-Lapra and in the descent)

Redskin23-formation just did a low approach. 3rd Day in a row AH-64's pass over, only this time after a sad occasion As coming in from the north these were presumed break-up after 'Missing (wo)man' near EHDP / EDLV https://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=152693 https://www.dvhn.nl/extra/Het-...

Unfortunately I didnt go to ETNN because pf wind direction. I have my hopes set on Wednesday now. Bit does anybody have a list of scanner frequencies for me. Thanks. Tower 136.200/285.075 Radar 281.675 Final 315.600 Ops 387.925 Inflights: 138.200 140.850 142.900 243.400 280.625 281.325 All heard in...

patrick dirksen wrote:Do you happen to know whether the Tornado was using callsign Odin? We saw that one flying further North halfway the afternoon.

I heard NITRO around 12:20 Inbound Nörvenich on 344.550

pluggie wrote:6 Herculī departed this morning direction Normandy.

At least six, on their inflight freq it sounded they are actually eight but I am not 100% sure.

Not a movement but a question: Very often I see on adsb aircraft accurately avoiding Dutch airspace. At this moment a RAF C-130 is flying from Berlin back to the UK. Most logical routing would be to cross the middle of the Netherlands from east to west but it flew to the south of Limburg and then h...

Because they are not in contact with air traffic control could/is be the reason the QRA was launched in the first place. [guess mode on] The first two were Tu-142's which I believe are reconaisance & submarine hunter aircraft. To be honest, I am not sure were I have read it let alone if it is true, ...

Rabbit wrote:I'm looking for a list with new Ramstein and Spangdahlem frequencies. Google isn't my best friend, so can't find it there. Somebody with that list and willing to post it here?

Nothing changed.

J-881 is withdrawn from use already. Not sure about her last flight date though.

Getting at least 2 stations on AAR Primary (297.750). One sounds like NATO40, but I don't see anything on adsb, the other one clearly has an American accent, but I didn't hear the callsign. On adsb ESSO76 is visible as 59-1495, so that's probably it Pretty much their standard AAR freq. Indeed NATO ...

Bedoel je dit? <- (woordje dit is een link, just in case)

Fink123 wrote:Who knows the user of 356.1250?

To add, it replaces 299.900

Alpha Kilo One wrote:Een Amerikaan die Engels spreekt. Het is tenslotte ook zijn moedertaal niet

Speaking of which, this section in english only