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Old 16th Mar 2007, 14:47
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AlexF
 
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Nimrods and similar

Hi. I'm trying to find out if anyone other than the RAF operates Nimrod aircraft, or other aircraft that have a refuelling probe pointing forwards.

It may seem like a bizarre question, but I'm working on a TV programme hoping to film a display of St Elmo's fire, which tends to form around points. A refuelling probe is ideal, and can give a spectacular display from the cockpit.

It's a great shame the Met Office no longer flies 'Snoopy'! NOAA in the US seem to have a probe on at least one of their Orions, so I'm waiting to hear back from them on whether they encounter St Elmo.

Thanks for any help anyone can give me,

Alex

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