Green helicopters in general, but If I have to choose only one: AH-64 Apache.

Saudi Hawks taking off at Kleine Brogel (Belgium), September 9.

by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

Marineflieger in 1985. Open Day Schleswig-Jagel.
A Br1150 Atlantic (MFG3) leading four RF-104Gs (MFG2) and two Tornadoes.(MFG1).

Marineflieger by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

Soesterberg, 1984
F-4E by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

Retro wrote:I looked in my old logs and I saw 07-07-1982 four F-4C's at RAF Wildenrath, 63-620, 64-749, 64-747, 64-928 .

Yup! I was there too that day. And the next day, but only saw 64-0704 departing.

Great!
But I'm biased, cause I was there too with 4Aviation. A great trip it was.

French C-135FR at Amsterdam-Schiphol late afternoon 16 December 2007.

by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

The rescue Sea Knight of MCAS Iwakuni, Japan, in 1994.


HH-46D by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

One more incident occurred in 1987 when a Su-27 slammed into a Norwegian P-3B. Both were damaged, the crew of the P-3 was lucky to escape unhurt.
Read all about it: http://su-27flanker.com/2015/01/13/su27vsp3borion1987/

An-2 of the Macedonian Air Force. Skopje, April 2007.

An-2 Macedonia by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

Rob

Posted on Scramble:

Cube71-74 and 81-84 will arr Lakenheath 2nd April

That's all, no time metioned.

Almost all Mi-24 Hinds were sold. Several Mi-24Ds went to Poland and are still in service.
Many others went to Hungary. Most (Mi-24Ds) were used for spare parts, but others (Mi-24Ps) flew on until 2013.
Many An-26s were sold to civilian operators.

Shin Meiwa PS-1 preserved on base at Iwakuni.
PS-1 by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

Wow, very rare. That twin seat Su-7 and Ka-25 Hormone (not a Ka-27) are amazing, must have been the last airworthy survivors of their type. Most of the others were still there in 1993.

Bodo airshow, June 2012. Saab MFI-15 Safari's

MFI-15 Norway by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr

Fairford, 2007.

Thanks Levente! Well the featherd Mi-24, or as it officially called Tweety I is in the museum - sort of -, this on the photo is Tweety II, "made" in 2010 for the airshow, Tweety I was "made" in 2001. This is news to me, I did not realise there were two of them. This means I have seen both: 117 in th...

Very nice!
It looks like some of the aircraft from the Szolnok museum (now closed) are now on display on the base. The feathered Mi-24, yellow MiG-21 and special L-39 were in the museum a few years ago. Levente, what happened to the other museum aircraft?

Cheers,
Rob

Leeuwarden, April 14. F-15C of the Florida ANG

"What's your job on the carrier?" "Well..."
F/A-18C on the USS America during a visit to Marseille in December 1993.

F/A-18C USS America by Rob Schleiffert, on Flickr