The C-47 was the first on the list to make its way to the Ginkelse Heide.
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After that, the whole flight with the Falcon Leap participants and the added Ramstein Hercs started up. They all taxiied out to RWY 03 together, and started their takeoff runs one after another. First up, the RNLAF 'little' Herc:
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Followed by the Italian Air Force Herc:
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The first of two RS Hercs took off, but the G-275 directly behind it put up a little show:
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The second RS Herc followed the Dutch, albeit not that spectacular:
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Besides the two RS Hercs, the Greek also didn't visit Twente during Falcon Leap. A welcome addition to the flight.
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Last in the row was the German A-400 of LTG62.
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On return of the flight to Eindhoven the formation approached all together, followed by a tactical break. An impressive sight.
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Landing one by one (except the Greek Herc that actually did an extra low approach). The Romanian Spartan and the first RS Herc:
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And the Wawel Dragon to close this set off:
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Hope you like them, more of the day can be found in the Flickr album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/39317519@ ... 311245524/
Regards,
Bram