Inbound EBACE Geneva a stop was made at Ramstein. We first had a look in the east-end where the below C-130s were identified.
We stayed for around an hour (0800-0900L) with no activity. As we left a World MD11 came in.
22/05/2007 Ramstein AFB, (RMS / ETAR)
64-0502/RS C-130E Hercules USAFE
64-17681/RS C-130E Hercules USAFE
70-1274/RS C-130E Hercules USAFE
89-1182 C-130H Hercules TN ANG Tennessee - red
89-1185 C-130H Hercules TN ANG Tennessee - red
92-1533 C-130H Hercules WY ANG Wyoming - yellow
N803DE McDonnell Douglas MD-11 World Airways
As there were less activity than we expected we decided to make the trip to Landstuhl where 4 of 6 helicopters were identified around 1030L.
22/05/2007 Landstuhl-Regional Medical Center, ( / ETIP)
82-23754 Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk US Army
82-23756 Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk US Army
88-26020 Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk US Army/Med
88-26073 Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk US Army/Med
From Landstuhl we continued to the Bismarkturm and when we got to the top (around 1100L) a C-17 just arrived and another was on approach... Nice!
22/05/2007 Ramstein AFB, (RMS / ETAR)
04-4133 C-17A Globemaster AMC McGUIRE - black
05-5143 C-17A Globemaster AFRC MARCH - yellow/red
99-0170 C-17A Globemaster AMC McCHORD - Green
??-???? C-17A Globemaster AMC McCHORD - Green
61-0277 KC-135R KS ANG KANSAS - red/white
85-0003 C-5B Galaxy AMC Dover - yellow
86-0021 C-5B Galaxy AFRC Westover? - Blue
86-0022 C-5B Galaxy AMC TRAVIS - blue/black
??????? L-100-30 Hercules Lynden Air Cargo
At 1130 we were off as we still had quite a distance to Geneva. Any help with the last C-17 and especially the Lynden Air Cargo Hercules that we were not able to ID on the platform
Last a thanks to Stephan Lodewijks for his Ramstein advice!
All the best, Michael