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The "tanker"
Strobe...
c u
cheers
Nils & Reb Ecca
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That is not a "single engine approach". Tornado's often use a single afterburner during their go-around.Pillow wrote:Training, single engine approach
Very cool pictures!
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I don't have an idea where usually they are flying. I don't know if they have any TSA, TRA or MRT like in my country, that's why i asked this question.herbie wrote:Why do you think Rügen is far away? It's not out of the normal !
On the other hand you might see them flying along the Bavarian Alps.
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