That is correct.......see viewtopic.php?f=70&t=174231&hilit=Payerne&start=20, bottom post of page.

Your very last thought may well have hit the nail on the head, Mark. Stone Curlews are warmer weather visitors to the UK (between March and October) and nesting can last up to September with two or three clutches being produced. They have a conservation status of Amber and are protected under the Th...

Sorry Zack, you can't see that section until you have made 5 posts. Here is the relevant:-

jeroenbeijer wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2019 2:33 pm

RCH698 C17 05-5141 [AE1455] ETD Ramstein for Fairford 1615Z

....and (see RCH section) one to arrive.

Well, one of their Globals (14+01) had an incident.....

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/wiki.php?id=224042
https://www.morgenpost.de/berlin/articl ... orbei.html.....2nd picture and its accompanying narrative.

G-ETPI and G-ETPJ have not been registered yet.

1325 was delivered on 31/08/2019. Don't think 1326 has flown for quite some time.

Two signs one at either end saying no parking for 1 mile would suffice. It’s not that hard to enforce measures if so desired. Give the police a reason and they’ll enforce it, work with them and show some common sense they may hold off. Perhaps I have got my wires crossed, but I thought it was a "cl...

Mildenhall SOG activity?

They did today, but soon returned due to KC-135 problem - KC-10 continued across the pond. New NOTAM for tomorrow should see them leave around 13.00BST. You sure thats not for MAZDA 21 flt and not todays No idea, Paul. The NOTAM is actually 25min longer, so could they be trying to get both away (se...

They did today, but soon returned due to KC-135 problem - KC-10 continued across the pond.

New NOTAM for tomorrow should see them leave around 13.00BST.

I see from a post on SMAS that the police have now taken an interest in usage of the "golf course" track. Apparently, they told someone this morning that the field is out of bounds because it is private property, an SSSI and ground nesting birds have been noted in there. Also, parking down there wil...

....or is it the one (can't find it now) which reported that the farmer had received a mouthful from so-called "spotters"?

Not yet. The one up is most likely for the MN ANG F-16s.

Tuesday 7th August 2018

Dep 12.3?BST "BRK37" 01 C-17A NATO HAW
Dep 13.46BST "NAF78" G-988 C-130H RNLAF

Oh yes, and they were very strict on the Quiet Hours on Sunday - nothing (and I mean nothing) before 13.00. If you caught it during REFORGER, it was manic with C-141s and C-5s.

That was the time it was supposed to be down there, Andy. So I would guess that you did see it.

NOTAM showed 15.59z (16.59BST) over SW Hayling Island and it was more or less running to time..

I'm a bit luckier than Mark in that I have to travel about 50 miles less (single direction) than him. Because of that, I can delay my departure from home until they would be passing Newfoundland, but it is still a 3.5 - 4 hour trip for me (about 175 miles) depending on traffic, road works (e.g. A14 ...

Charlie26 wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2019 11:32 am

12.30L CNV6507 KC-130T 164598 plotting over Kent heading NW - destination should be Prestwick.

To Keflavik, I assume. Last plotted N of Benbecula heading NW.

Another super post With the exception of 415 and 428 I saw them as AR , picked up 66-0428 as a Nebraska Wonder if they later became AR or were originally Alconbury RF-4C They were "AR" before Kentucky. With the exception of '428, I saw all of them in early 1977 as "AR". I made '428 on this deployme...