Two F-16's of 10 Wg, 'AL 01' (FA-70) and 'AL 02', did practise intercepts on two seperate JBG 33-Tornado's over the south of the Netherlands, shortly before noon. The first Tornado was 'GAF E03B' and the second was 'GAF E03A'. After that the two Belgians practised intercepting each other.
During their manoevers they were assisted by Bandbox. 'AL 01' was doing his talk on 268.600, while 'AL 02' was getting separate assistance on 372.025. When doing a practise run on each other the pilot of the 'AL 02' read off tailnumber 'Fox Alpha Seven Zero' from the tail of his companion.
At noon '02' rejoined '01' on 268.600 after wishing his controler 'Smakelijk!'. Then both F-16's left heading West for the North Sea, switching to (London Radar?) 299.900.
