I'm not allowed to say much yet but there should be a deployment heading out next week. Not sure on numbers, but if what I saw today is any
indication, quite a few heading out.
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That's sounds like B-2s to me. well I'm hoping by the end of the year I'll have my wifi sorted and a laptop so I'll try and start putting your updates
to use and getting out there with my camera. This year has been so hectic for me. Off topic Zaph i have 5 days training on the 6th December for my
semi truck (as you Americans call it) license and then take my test on the 5th day. I've already passed my test for large box type trucks so next step
is my semi license
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One day I'll be in a position to go spotting. It seems the USAF knows when I'm busy and decides to send over their toys. Any idea how long the
deployment is? Also with Fairford turning into a more active base after Mildenhall is handed back over are the US air assets stationed there being
moved to Germany? Just wondering if Fairford would be more active with US bombers and other aircraft once it gets up and running again
Also I believe Fairford recently had a few U-2s visit
The F-15s will be in Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, six in each cell. Arrival time is between 1530 and 1630 each day. They're from the 335th FS, heading
to the ME to replace the 391st FS out of Mountain Home. There's no schedule for return date or route yet for the 391st.
I hope you don't feel your time is wasted by posting these updates. Believe me if I had the time and money to go and plane spot I'd be doing it.
Please don't stop letting us know when stuff happens over here. Once I start getting better wages from truck driving and getting more free time I'll
be out trying to get some pictures. I'm sure there's a few of us that appreciate your input
I bet the Mountain Home guys are thrilled with their replacements. The second and third cells still haven't managed to get out of Seymour-Johnson.
They canceled yesterday due to weather. CLEAN32 got airborne today, and promptly turned back and landed.