Scramble 384 is out now!

[Melchior Timmers]

Hi all,

The May 2011 issue of Scramble has been released this week!

This month's edition features specials about:

- USS Intrepid New York
One of our readers provided us with a report of a visit to the USS Intrepid which nowadays is a museum, located in the harbour of New York. Besides aircraft that operated from the carrier in its operational years, also foreign aircraft from allied and former enemy air forces are on static display on the flight deck.

- Mitsubishi MU-2, the turboprop 'hotrod'
Because of many accidents in the past, the future of the Mitsubishi MU-2 looked far from bright. But with the introduction of new regulations for the pilots flying them, further operations became much safer. In total over 1500 airframes were build since its development in 1962. We have all airframes listed with their individual history.

- Spitfire, 75 years young.
On 5 March 1936, the first Supermarine Spitfire prototype made its first flight. To commemorate this fact, now 75 years ago, Gert-Jan Mentink had a look in the history of the Spitfire and made a 13 page article of this WWII successor.

Our monthly returning topics:
- Movements and trips Netherlands, Belgium + Rest of the World, civil and military.
- The latest news, both civil and military.
- Updates on the world's aircraft fleets, civil and military.
- Aircraft mishaps in Dustpan and Brush.
- Wrecks & Relics.
- Warbirds.
- Scramble Intelligence Service.

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Furthermore, we are looking for editors for:
- Helicopter news
- Military Movements UK

Do not forget to download the Military Updates PDF at http://www.scramble.nl/members/index.html.

Cheers,

[ATCSpooky]

"Do not forget to download the Military Updates PDF at http://www.scramble.nl/members/index.html.

Even een heel mooi schot voor open doel : zijn deze nu dan helemaal up-to-date?!?

En even zonder de gekheid: Keep Up the Good Work!!

Groeten,

Marcel

[Melchior Timmers]

zijn deze nu dan helemaal up-to-date?

Ik zal eens kijken of ik er weer eentje bij kan.....

Groeten,

[rené]

op 4 mei werd aangekondigd dat de nieuwe Scramble binnenkort in de bus zou moeten vallen.
vandaag viel slechts het bijbehorende adreslabel in de bus....
het blad met daar omheen het plastic zijn in rook opgegaan (onderweg?)

René (lidnr. 2345)

[Melchior Timmers]

René,

We zullen er eentje nasturen.

Groeten,

[Miguel van der Loos]

Goedenavond,

ik heb Scramble nummer 384 nog niet gehad.
Kunnen jullie dat alsnog opsturen?

Bij voorbaat dank,

Miguel van der Loos

[Melchior Timmers]

Hij komt eraan!

Groeten,

[Superscouse]

What has happened to Scramble Military Updates No 384 ? Sorry if this question has been asked previously above and answered but I do not speak Dutch ! Thanks.

[Thijs]

Good question. It seems they are lost or forgotten.

I will sort this out.

Thijs

[Thijs]

Something went wrong within our process. Therefore we are not able to make the updates of 384.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

Thijs