Five a day - Part 59

[haveblue]

One of my favourite non fast jet types, always thought it was a cool little aircraft for the job it had to do. Had quite a few of these transitting through from time to time, sometimes in fairly large numbers, occasionally 9,10 or even more. Some or all of the West German OV10 target tugs were delivered through Lossie too but I have no photos of those (and if anyone else has please stick some on if you can).

OV10 USAF Ser 14643 - RAF Lossiemouth early 1970s by Alan M, on Flickr

OV10 USAF Ser 83795 - RAF Lossiemouth early 1980s by Alan M, on Flickr

OV10 USAF Ser 14618 - RAF Lossiemouth early 1970s by Alan M, on Flickr

OV10 USAF - RAF Lossiemouth early 1980s by Alan M, on Flickr

OV10 X3 USMC - RAF Lossiemouth 1970s by Alan M, on Flickr

[daggerfan]

Nice post, Alan. I also had a soft spot for the Bronco. I thought the grey scheme really suited the USAF ones. Good shot of the Marines aircraft too.

[dennis273]

I liked the OV-10 too - nice catch on the Marine examples

Dennis

[Jabba]

Cracking selection of Broncos. I was never lucky enough to get any of the Marines ones at Lossie unfortunately. Hopefully you will treat us to a showing of some of your shots of the Bronco's cousin the Mohawk in the not to distant future!

[Mustang531]

I always liked the Bronco and it's good to see some shots of them. Thanks for sharing these. Has anyone got any of Mohawks?

[haveblue]

Hi Jabba and Mustang 531. Have got a few OV1 pics and will put them on a post in next couple of weeks.

[F3]

Re yr request here's a pic of a Luftwaffe OV-10 target tug which was taken @ the Hanover Luftfahrt Mus back in '99.

OV-10 Bronco - Hanover Luiftfahrt Mus '99 by Michael Britton, on Flickr

[paddyboy]

Hi Alan

Count me in as another fan of the Bronco, a type I seldom saw

Thanks for posting

Paddyboy

[raptor9]

Very versatile type. Could be thrown around with abandon in displays. Years ago in Venezuela there were active ones against drug running etc., Heavily armed, we were not allowed near them. They also dropped parachutists out of the back!!.

[Supra]

Can't beat these originals, great pictures! As I didn't see too many of these after they left Sembach AFB I'm grateful that we can still enjoy the 'Choc' & Caramel' Marine Corps Bronco (F-AZKM) in France & Tony DeBruyn of Eureka Aviation's (G-BZGK/99+26 or G-BZGL/99+32?) in Kortrijk, Belgium as flying examples of this brilliant design.