Libya - UN no-fly zone - Operations
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
TV reports shows Piacenza Tornado's, St Dizier Rafales and Reims F-1CR's.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
CNN reports heavy attacks on the military airfield of Tripoli, ofcourse referring to the former US Air Force Base Wheelus.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Dutch TV just reported that Dutch F-16's landed at Sicily, Italy. Can someone confirm that Dutch F-16's departed from their homebase earlier this day?
Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
MOD Denies this. It says it is still waiting NATO request.Venz wrote:Dutch TV just reported that Dutch F-16's landed at Sicily, Italy. Can someone confirm that Dutch F-16's departed from their homebase earlier this day?
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
I think there was a misunderstanding. Believe it were the Danish F-16's that were deployed earlier this day.
Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Tornado GR.4's from Marham attacked Libya this evening and returned to Marham safely. This was the longest RAF attack since the Falkland war, in which a distance of around 5000 KM was flown. Which is quite a long flight if you ask me...
Respect to the aircrews of these jets.
Respect to the aircrews of these jets.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Please stick to the suubject. Opinions are welcome, and everyone has its own opinion but this is for an other another toppic --> "Tattle lounge".Propwash wrote:Unless Uncle Sam and their fist deep sticking ass buddies, wanna see some great balls of fire in their own front and/or backyard 'again', they better stay out of this.
They already demolished Irag and lost in Afghanistan etc.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
USAF B-2 bombers attacked a major Lybian airfield according to the BBC (06:14h)
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Exxon05 (63-7979) and Exxon06 (62-3551( are still overhead the area.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Are you sure, SBS stations in the UK lists them at 07.30 GMT so 30 minutes ago.wamovements wrote:Exxon05 (63-7979) and Exxon06 (62-3551( are still overhead the area.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Hi,
The 4 RAF Tornado GR4s from Marham involved are from 2(AC)sq, using Storm Shadow
http://fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/viewt ... &start=300
The planes returned safely to the UK.
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Maurits
The 4 RAF Tornado GR4s from Marham involved are from 2(AC)sq, using Storm Shadow
http://fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/viewt ... &start=300
The planes returned safely to the UK.
Regards,
Maurits
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
This morning a new Exxon flight is launched from Mildenhall
Exxon01 60-0353
Exxon02 58-0016
Exxon01 60-0353
Exxon02 58-0016
Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
These were Fury23 flight
camel1 wrote:USAF B-2 bombers attacked a major Lybian airfield according to the BBC (06:14h)
Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
At http://www.defense.gouv.fr/operations/a ... francaises some pictures can be found of French participating aircraft. According to the French ministry of defence 8 Rafales, 2 Mirage 2000-5's, 2 Mirage 2000D's, 6 C-135FR's and 1 E-3F were involved yesterday.
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Re: Libya - UN No Fly Zone Operations - OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN
Around 1100u lt i heard Danish Airforce calling on my scanner, a weak signal, i was unable to see on what freq.
At 11:05u lt i heard some fighters overfly my home at high level (Winschoten, nort-east part of province Groningen). I ran outside and saw 4 contrails heading from north to south at a very high level, I guess FL 350 or higher.
Maybe the fighters ar switched to an Maastricht UAC freq, i did'nt hear them again.
Greetz Edwin
At 11:05u lt i heard some fighters overfly my home at high level (Winschoten, nort-east part of province Groningen). I ran outside and saw 4 contrails heading from north to south at a very high level, I guess FL 350 or higher.
Maybe the fighters ar switched to an Maastricht UAC freq, i did'nt hear them again.
Greetz Edwin
Grtz Ed
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