Very, very nice. Good to see some shots taken operationally. You were one lucky fellow. Well done and thanks for posting.

An interesting bunch of quality shots you have posted. Particularly like the Israeli B200 and the 'phabulous phantoms'. Thanks.

For those of us unable to get across in person, these shots give a real flavour of events during the exercise and the movements and actions that occured from the home crews. Great set of photos, thanks for posting.

Have to agree with everyone else's comments- great shots of a truly iconic aircraft. Will be a very sad day when/if they finally disappear to be replaced by those awful drones. Progress I suppose!

Another excellent post with some great images. As previously commented, the Harrier shots are my favourites but well done for making even the F-35 airframes appear relatively photogenic .

Great selection of shots. Love the taxiing Harrier shots, they look really mean. Will be a sad day when they finally go. Thanks for posting.

Stunning flying shots, what an experience it must have been for everyone there. Can never have too many Phantom shots. Thanks for posting.

Absolute belters - thanks for posting.

Stunning set of images. What a lucky fellow you are to be able to see such wildlife at(relatively) close quarters.

Some great shots you have managed to capture there- that's one hell of a refuelling probe that they sport.
Plenty of extra appendages on these machines wonder what the new batch we are ordering will be like (if they're not cancelled).

Superb batch of images. Hard to pick any favourites but the Phantom departures on the Monday are absolute belters -well done.

Very very nice ( even those in less than ideal lighting conditions)
Well done sir, thanks for posting.

Is that John Peters and John Nichol in the last pic? Very nice nostalgic set, thanks. Seem to member that they were quite happy to be photographed as long as you made a suitable donation to a forces charity. At the time it seemed a very small price to pay, considering what they had both been throug...

Harkins wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 22, 2024 9:15 pm

I’d say it was the Serbian AF.

I stand corrected

red leader wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 22, 2024 5:49 pm

Can someone please tell me which was the casa that did the amazing low departure this afternoon with some major wing waggling really low!? My camera battery chose to die right at that moment!

I'm pretty sure it was the Slovakian .

Thanks for answering my query. I am familiar with the crash gate at the 09 end.

Right place, right time. There haven't been too many photos posted of this deployment on FC, so always a welcome sight. Not been able (as yet) to get down to see them in person. Might I enquire where these were taken from and is it easily accessible without upsetting any locals/ farmers ?
Thanks.

Can only echo everybody's elses comments on your photos - absolutely stunning. !!. Must have been an incredible experience to witness so many magnificent beasts at close quarters. Some of the best wildlife photos I have ever seen. Looking forward to more of the same.

Think you will find that the Cessna(a Grand Caravan) was acting as a photo ship, taking a/a shots It was overhead me on Anglesey , late yesterday afternoon for about 45 minutes , Firstly with Blackjack , RAF display Typhoon and then with 2 F-16s which may have been from Belgium. All were participati...

Great selection of quality shots that you have posted - particularly impressed with the Wokka shots- some of the best I have seen posted anywhere. Thanks