Maybe because the markings are FMG with the roundel between the M and G so looks like MOG - might be totally wrong?

They're the ones - presumably to match the small amount of toilet paper provided.

James - I'm guessing more modern rat-packs with pouched meals (or at least they were when I left the ATC nearly 25 years ago). Back in the 1970s/80s they were boxes of tins and packets of "biscuits" and all designed to be eaten cold if neccesary. Any stall that bad should be shut down! Someone of my...

Try the various tracker playbacks if you have some times.

Working fine in Android for me.

For those who take numbers amongst us and may have seen them in their previous markings. Anyone who does not collect serials and/or registrations may not appreciate the significance.

Thus creating a catalyst for WWIII!

Same here. I thought it was my laptop to start with but been out on phone most today and very slow until mid-afternoon. Now slowed dwn again on both devices. No other issues elsewhere on www.

Samgriffo wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 19, 2024 6:38 pm

Great addition,will they do the Loop 🫣

Quite probably as well as other aerobatic manoeuvres.

Petepilot wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2024 3:57 pm

Great pics and some lovely rotor blur - what shutter speed were you using, please? Thanks for sharing!

Click on each image and the exif data will tell you all the details.

Nice set by the way.

I think Honington's infrastructure has largely gone but the runway is still useable. The Atlas has been operating from there since Tuesday.

To be fair, internet searches shouldn't be required unless for further research if interested. I guess many of us are guilty of missing bits here and there and forget to check whether all info is already in the thread. If in doubt , just ask and some helpful person will help out.

I have already tried to answer your issue in the specific thread (Lakenheath C-17A serial number 07-7174 callsign RCH317 or Reach 317).

As to other queries I have no idea - maybe best to ask as you go along - or PM (private message) the poster(s).

Hope that helps a little

Can't fault those Tom and that light really makes them "pop"

What a gem and in good light too. Nicely caught. Reading your Flickr caption I see it is your first Skyhawk and to get a 2-seater must have been a real treat. Enjoyed having the single-seaters at Lakenheath for a while - would loved to have seen this one too. One day maybe...

Thanks for posting.

Age alone doesn't define the capability of an aircraft so don't know what your point really is.

Both are showing having come up through Denmark and now approaching midway across North Sea east abeam Berwick.

Please do not post pointless posts or the admins will probably remove you.

Bilvo wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:55 pm

48 were upgraded to MLU and 14 kept for spares. fail GCSE maths??

Fail basic manners?

Great set James. They just get better as the sky darkens. But then I love a night photo.