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He says before he shows photos of the USN Herc.seems like I chose the wrong time for my stay
still very nice! Like the tigers a lot!
The lack of a yellow band indicates it is not a warshot.Andras wrote: the real deal?
Have some more, but no time to edit them all. They wear the orange suits because this is a test unit.Andras wrote:Nice shots, Was it Japanese flightsuit day..? Some nice angles here.. Do you have more flying shots? These copper coloured Sidewinders, dummy or the real deal?
Oscar01 wrote: Although I saw most of them before
The time was nice back then, but at this time of the year the light is not the best.Mad Viper wrote:Those are dummies.
He says before he shows photos of the USN Herc.seems like I chose the wrong time for my stay
Great photos.
Thanks for pointing this out.CDN Aviator wrote:The lack of a yellow band indicates it is not a warshot.Andras wrote: the real deal?
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USN C-130 were regular visitors until the last tiger were delivered to the USA. Now we have maybe 2-3 Herkules per year.Copter wrote:Aren't these USN C-130 pretty regular visitors at Emmen (to pick up F-5's or parts of it) ?
I have seen them at Emmen before.
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