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Old 21st Nov 2011, 14:25
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Typhoon vs MiG/F15/F18Supers

Typhoon Exercise

Would like to have been a fly on the wall in the crew room for that exercise.

Hope it all went well chaps.
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Me too, BB. Looks like it went well. Mind you, is the RAF website going to tell the world about all the things that went wrong???? Sure as Hell 6 Sqn aren't!
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You would have thought someone would have gone through the MOD piece looking for inappropriate apostrophes. But that apart, "Well done, 6 Sqn"
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Ah, looks like this det took up a LOT of logs and eng support. Flying rates back home not so good. Well, we need to fly the flag!
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There were no Supers at Bersama Lima...just RAAF and RMAF Classics.

The Supers were at Bersama Shield earlier in the year and flew against RMAF and RSAF only.
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I hope the Minister was sold a very expensive watch during the visit (only the oldies will understand this jibe).

Only the best of bugimatics that have passed the Tiger test!
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Two Typhoons supported by an RAF VC-10 also deployed to Singapore for a day-long event at Changi Airbase attended by UK Defence Secretary Philip Hammond.
I hope the Minister was sold a very expensive watch during the visit (only the oldies will understand this jibe).

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LOGS and support

Strange how logistics and support on any aircraft become more problematic the sunnier the climes. Layovers in Penang must have been a nightmare.
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i see the Trail report states that they all arrived in Malaysia fully serviceable, despite the long 7000 mile journey! That's confidence for you.

Now....if we still had the SHAR and a ship to operate them off...............................OOOHHHHH Sorry, look there..................I've gone and done it.................................woken up WEBF!
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How long would it have taken for a carrier to sail to Malaysia from the UK?

Oh and no cheating with the "it could have been pre-deployed" line.
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Widger, look at the floor, avoid eye contact and back away slowly.
we might have gotten away with it.
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i see the Trail report states that they all arrived in Malaysia fully serviceable
Even the tanker?
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So Malaysia didn't commit the Sukhoi's? They put on a stunning show over KLCC for Merdeka a couple of years back so they're mature enough in service to have been used.
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Even the tanker?
Yep!

The only unserviceable aircraft was the Hercules.
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