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B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Notam is up:
U2933/16 - AD AND RWY 09/27 OPEN. AVAILABLE FOR SCHEDULED MOVEMENTS ONLY. 03 SEP 08:30 2016 UNTIL 03 SEP 11:30 2016. CREATED: 03 SEP 06:04 2016
U2933/16 - AD AND RWY 09/27 OPEN. AVAILABLE FOR SCHEDULED MOVEMENTS ONLY. 03 SEP 08:30 2016 UNTIL 03 SEP 11:30 2016. CREATED: 03 SEP 06:04 2016
Cheers
Mark
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If our airforces are never used, they have achieved their finest goal.
— General Nathan F. Twining
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Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Do we add +1 hour for BST?bizfreeq wrote:Notam is up:
U2933/16 - AD AND RWY 09/27 OPEN. AVAILABLE FOR SCHEDULED MOVEMENTS ONLY. 03 SEP 08:30 2016 UNTIL 03 SEP 11:30 2016. CREATED: 03 SEP 06:04 2016
Luke Turfrey
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Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM C
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Canon 700D
Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM C
Uniden UBC125XLT.
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Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Yes
Cheers
Mark
If our airforces are never used, they have achieved their finest goal.
— General Nathan F. Twining
Mark
If our airforces are never used, they have achieved their finest goal.
— General Nathan F. Twining
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Reported elsewhere at SOMAX now, got RCH559 in front of them.
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
http://opennav.com/waypoint/IE/SOMAXlynx77 wrote:Where is somax pls?
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
SW of Ireland on the edge of the continental shelf.
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Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Weather permitting, 11am ETA? I'm keen to see them land, but don't have a lot of spare time so trying to narrow the window...
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Raining in Ledbury (just west of Malvern Hills) now.....
EDIT: Actually raining pretty damn hard now! Best get your brollies up guys.
EDIT: Actually raining pretty damn hard now! Best get your brollies up guys.
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
currently on 278.600 asking for the Fairford weather
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Just gone over Frome but sadly above the cloud.
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Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Just gone overhead Cirencester, looks lost! 

"Airforce? This is not an Airforce, it is an air Circus!"
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Caught one in Westbury, other one was in front! 

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Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Arrival times anyone??
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
85-0089 Crook01 Arr1033mushbuster wrote:Arrival times anyone??
86-0127 Crook02 Arr1037
127 hasn't been to Fairford before which makes it the 50th B-1B to visit so far.
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
86-0127 is wearing the black tail stripe and white bat of 9th BS. I assume the badge is also 9th BS (although I can't see it clearly enough on the photos).
85-0089 is wearing the badge of 489th BG and I assume that the red/yellow check tail stripe is theirs as well (28th BS one is blue/white check).
Tail badge appears to be that of US Global Strike Command.
85-0089 is wearing the badge of 489th BG and I assume that the red/yellow check tail stripe is theirs as well (28th BS one is blue/white check).
Tail badge appears to be that of US Global Strike Command.
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Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Graham, thanks for the excellent information. This kind of thread (and your contributions to them in particular) form a record which is read back by site visitors after the event. A thread that tracks an aircraft flight and arrival is incomplete without landing and aircraft details.graham luxton wrote: 85-0089 Crook01 Arr1033
86-0127 Crook02 Arr1037
127 hasn't been to Fairford before which makes it the 50th B-1B to visit so far.
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Graham, I don't think 86-0127 has ever been to the UK before.graham luxton wrote:85-0089 Crook01 Arr1033mushbuster wrote:Arrival times anyone??
86-0127 Crook02 Arr1037
127 hasn't been to Fairford before which makes it the 50th B-1B to visit so far.
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
Thanks Shuck, I haven't checked all those which have diverted into or used Mildenhall over the last decade so you may be right.shuck wrote:Graham, I don't think 86-0127 has ever been to the UK before.graham luxton wrote:85-0089 Crook01 Arr1033mushbuster wrote:Arrival times anyone??
86-0127 Crook02 Arr1037
127 hasn't been to Fairford before which makes it the 50th B-1B to visit so far.
Re: Possible B1-B deployment,Ample Strike
The 489 BG is the AFRC unit parented by the 307 BW at Barksdale but is based at Dyess. The 345 BS is the operating unit within the 489th. Complicated or what!rh226 wrote:86-0127 is wearing the black tail stripe and white bat of 9th BS. I assume the badge is also 9th BS (although I can't see it clearly enough on the photos).
85-0089 is wearing the badge of 489th BG and I assume that the red/yellow check tail stripe is theirs as well (28th BS one is blue/white check).
Tail badge appears to be that of US Global Strike Command.
Have a look at http://www.307bw.afrc.af.mil/Units.aspx
Cheers, Tom
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