UK Harriers leaving Afghan...

[Yeoman_dai]

I'm sure some on here already know, but then I'm sure there will be other's for whom this will be interesting, so for you, here, from the font of all unbiased, always-truthful and ever optomistic knowledge

Ministry of Defence | Defence News | Military Operations | IN PICTURES: Harrier heroes leave Afghanistan (http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/DefenceNews/MilitaryOperations/InPicturesHarrierHeroesLeaveAfghanistan.htm)

As the name suggests....

[Stitchbitch]

Well done guys, you've done us proud. Glad you've got through this safely and are bringing everyone home ok.. :ok:

[PPRuNeUser0211]

Good work lads, get home safe

ps Carty that's a slab!

[Bunker Mentality]

Good show guys, and well done.

Now, OC 1 Sqn, what's this: 'sometimes the last thing they hear is the crack of a missile's sonic boom before it hits' all about? Shome mishtake, surely?

[Lusty Thrusty]

Welcome home, and well done for doing such a great job supporting the guys on the ground.

LT

[ORAC]

Now, OC 1 Sqn, what's this: 'sometimes the last thing they hear is the crack of a missile's sonic boom before it hits' all about? Shome mishtake, surely?

Now, be fair, supersonics aren't something of a JFH specialist subject.. ;);)

[dagowly]

will be drinking in the mess with them tonight :ok:

[BrakingStop]

Have you not heard of CRV7?

BS

[Bunker Mentality]

Yup. They're supersonic. That means they travel faster than sound.

[Flap62]

BS,

I think the point being made is - how can you hear the crack of a supersonic missile then be hit by it?

Frankly, I am surprised that OC1 should make such a simple mistake. Standards are dropping, who did his QWI course, oh hang on a minute!!

[BrakingStop]

Fair point. I stand corrected. Doh!

[helidriver]

Thank you to the Harrier pilots of Afghanistan. You certainly helped saved the day for me whilst I served there. Very comforting to see the TB 'put off' after few CRV-7s were placed on target! :D

Cheers,

h

[Jofm5]

I'm a civvy hope the intrusion is okay :)

I have seen a few documentries on the guys in afgahnistan, not only the pilots of the harriers but the ground crew and all the challenges they both face.

I for one dont begrudge a penny of my taxes spent on supporting the operation over there - just the presence of a low pass has potentially saved many lives by avoiding conflict by showing a threat of force.

Proud to have you all representing our interests - great job !

Cheers

[Yeomen dai]

Glad they all got back safely. A job well done. Apart from the pilot who crashed his harrier onto the runway at Khandahar.:= Muppet.

[L J R]

Are they ready to return, the replacement is running low on jets.

[Co-Captain]

"Glad they all got back safely. A job well done. Apart from the pilot who crashed his harrier onto the runway at Khandahar.:= Muppet."


I am still trying to find any humorous element in your post. I can't, ergo you are a prat, my friend. :ok:

All the best.

[TEEEJ]

It is the work of the forum intruder trolls again! They appear as regular posters with slight variations in username.

Regular poster 'Yeoman dai'

Forum intruder troll 'Yeomen dai'

TJ

[Yeoman_dai]

I actually looked at that for a second and thought i'd posted it...

Guess I am a prat after all :ok:

[Co-Captain]

And another thing; what really gets my goat....

















....trolls. :8

[Viola]

Co-Captain

:):):)

(As a non-military person, I don't usually post here, but that was clever.)

[Yeoman_dai]

Oh I don't know Viola, the RAF people on here are/were non-military types, and they post all the time! :ok: :\