ETAR 11-8-2022

[patrick dirksen]

Seen leaving Ramstein this morning, according to ADSB, were four Hercs of the 180 AS: 90-1793, 90-1795, 90-1798 and 91-1652. Were these tdy here? And have they actually been read off by someone?

[pluggie]

Seven, not four

[David Moore]

Patrick - I believe that 90-1793 & 90-1795 arrived at RMS on the 9th and that 90-1798 & 91-1652 had been on TDY at RMS for a while.

The other 3 departures were C-130H's of the 757th AS AFRC (one of which also arrived on the 9th, the other two having been on TDY at RMS for a while too)

Cheers, David

[patrick dirksen]

Patrick - I believe that 90-1793 & 90-1795 arrived at RMS on the 9th and that 90-1798 & 91-1652 had been on TDY at RMS for a while.

The other 3 departures were C-130H's of the 757th AS AFRC (one of which also arrived on the 9th, the other two having been on TDY at RMS for a while too)

Cheers, David

Thanks David.

And indeed the other three were not from 180 AS, so still four and not seven as in my message

[David Moore]

If its of interest I believe that C-130H 95-1001 of the 109th AS, MN ANG arrived at RMS on the 8th and is still present, but whether its a transient, broken down or there on TDY I don't know.

Cheers, David

[Jeroen Jonkers]

On monday MO ANG 90-1798 and 91-1652 flew their last missions and left on thursday. On tuesday 90-1793 & 90-1795 came from Shannon and left also on thurday. AFRC 89-9104 flew also on monday and left also on thursday along with 89-9105 and 92-3021 (arr0908 from Prestwick). Two Delaware ANG left on tuesday to Prestwick. The Minnesota ANG 95-1001 landed on monday on three engines.

JJ