

I understand it was an exercise.jaybee wrote:Many thanks for that Slogen51,was this a civvy thing, or part of an exercise. Cheers ...JB...
I had not realised the Brexit negotiations had got that bad.Scudpilot wrote:I understand it was an exercise.jaybee wrote:Many thanks for that Slogen51,was this a civvy thing, or part of an exercise. Cheers ...JB...
There is a a video of a radio message elsewhere with the pilots of Typhoons threatening to shoot down a French aircraft over East London.
I can't make out the registration in the picture but the Voyager KC.3 aircraft have a centreline drogue unit which would probably require under-fuselage markings.Supra wrote:Me neither!... but I guess it makes sense for receivers with a choice of two Voyagers in close proximity to go up to the correct one?
An interesting shot in many ways. It seems to have an under-fuselage centreline marking....but no sodding boom to line-up on!
Cheers for looking Jay, should of gave me a follow so I could check yours outjaybee wrote:Cheers Will24...Some good stuff ,on your link...JB...
ZZ336 is the RAF's VIP configured Voyager which normally acts as the standby QRA tanker at Brize Norton so it makes sense for it to be involved in a QRA exercise; whilst it's not a contemporary image I've found a picture of one of the Voyager KC.2 models, ZZ330, which is not fitted with a centreline drogue and it doesn't appear to have an under-fuselage stripe.jaybee wrote:Hi...Vulture01,Supra,Richard E & Will24 ...The reg., of the KC3 is ZZ336,its also on the flickr link.
The aircraft was spotted about a mile in distance from me, and must have been about 5k altitude.
I didn't have my camera in hand, but raced back to the car and got what I could ,in the situation.
Thanks for the interest in it, not something you see everyday. I have followed your link Will24...cheers, one and all...P/s can't get anymore detail on the number...
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