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Vulan at Beachy Head.

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They need to be careful flying that low near all those sea birds.

They wouldn't want to FOD an engine... would they?! :PDT_Xtremez_42:

HTB
 
Harry B'Stard said:
They need to be careful flying that low near all those sea birds.

They wouldn't want to FOD an engine... would they?! :PDT_Xtremez_42:

HTB
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Did a fly past of HMS Liverpool once in Gib...It was alongside in the Naval port on a mooring very close to the rock and we had to whizz past sensibly the first time to synch with their salute on the quayside then the second was to be freeplay/blast their socks off before landing and making our way around to the dock to meet the ship and their families...First run in was time perfect and from the beam we looked spot on...this was going to be fun and a milk run...came around for the second pass and picking up speed to find very early on that every fecking sea bird that had been peacefully resting/sleeping on the rock had now woken up and was flying in our way...frenetic calls from the beams and flightdeck to turn right/left/climb turned into 'knock it off' and land with a sense of relief and some shock from the experience...from the ground it apparently looked like we had temporarily lost control!

We all learned a lesson that day...carried it forward to other similar scenarios successfully.
 
A flypast over Buenos Aires would be good... Followed by 4 Sqns of Tonkas and 4 Sqns of Typhoons fully tooled up and ready to get busy.
 
Shugster said:
A flypast over Buenos Aires would be good... Followed by 4 Sqns of Tonkas and 4 Sqns of Typhoons fully tooled up and ready to get busy.
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Sorry but due to lack of spares, transport and manpower... we were unable to process your request.

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[Parky;564796] However the Vulcan might just make it :PDT_Xtremez_14:



Re-fuelling no trouble then ?
 
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