Rafale vs Typhoon @ RAF Leuchars.
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Rafale vs Typhoon @ RAF Leuchars.
Just thought this was interesting;
Will we finally have a definitive answer:
-what is the best A2A fighter ?
-who does A2G best ?
-full English breakfast or baguet and croissants ?
-Last but not least, why use foggy and cold Leuchars iso warm and sunny Solenzara ?
Will we finally have a definitive answer:
-what is the best A2A fighter ?
-who does A2G best ?
-full English breakfast or baguet and croissants ?
-Last but not least, why use foggy and cold Leuchars iso warm and sunny Solenzara ?
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Originally Posted by kbrockman
Will we finally have a definitive answer:
-what is the best A2A fighter ?
-who does A2G best ?
-full English breakfast or baguet and croissants ?
-Last but not least, why use foggy and cold Leuchars iso warm and sunny Solenzara ?
-what is the best A2A fighter ?
-who does A2G best ?
-full English breakfast or baguet and croissants ?
-Last but not least, why use foggy and cold Leuchars iso warm and sunny Solenzara ?
-RP
Brockers,
Because it's all part of Ex JOINT WARRIOR and close to the maritime action going on around the north of the UK. Lossie is full of MPA by the way (although no British ones obviously!).
Last but not least, why use foggy and cold Leuchars iso warm and sunny Solenzara
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Best breakfast at Leu - scotch pies and baked beans, during TACEVAL.
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Originally Posted by Courtney Mil
All-weather multi-role aircraft don't have to go to sunny places to fight. I thought that was the idea.
Two KC 10s and two C130Js at Prestwick yesterday.
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Nice to see a brace of smart well looked after Pumas and a brace of Gazelles yesterday passing though EGNX, shame they were French though, take it they were off to play in the exercise up norf'.
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Originally Posted by Courtney Mil
All-weather multi-role aircraft don't have to go to sunny places to fight. I thought that was the idea.
All-weather multi-role aircraft don't have to go to sunny places to fight. I thought that was the idea.
Unless of course, you were thinking about MPA that really are all weather multi-role aircraft.
..... and didn't cease flying during the 35kt sandstorms hitting Lossie last week!
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Duncan D'Sorderlee.
Just trying to be helpful for immigrants to England. Last week I dropped into "The Horn of Plenty" a roadside eatery on the road south from Dundee, and asked the Eastern European lady behind the grill for a pie. She offered me everything but a Scotch Pie. Then we found a single example cowering in the corner of the hot tray. It's taste was barely that of a newly baked Scotch Pie.
I have lived in England for many years, and used to import, for personal consumption, Scotch Pies from a specialst butcher (not supposed to advertise?) in Inverurie. They claim their product is a "Champion Scotch Pie", and I have to say they were good. Taking lunch a couple of months ago in the Victoria Services Club with an ex-Canberra pilot who used to live in Aberdeenshire, he advised me of the Morrison's link. They also are good.
I have no financial interests in Morrisons. Back to the subject, perhaps?
Just trying to be helpful for immigrants to England. Last week I dropped into "The Horn of Plenty" a roadside eatery on the road south from Dundee, and asked the Eastern European lady behind the grill for a pie. She offered me everything but a Scotch Pie. Then we found a single example cowering in the corner of the hot tray. It's taste was barely that of a newly baked Scotch Pie.
I have lived in England for many years, and used to import, for personal consumption, Scotch Pies from a specialst butcher (not supposed to advertise?) in Inverurie. They claim their product is a "Champion Scotch Pie", and I have to say they were good. Taking lunch a couple of months ago in the Victoria Services Club with an ex-Canberra pilot who used to live in Aberdeenshire, he advised me of the Morrison's link. They also are good.
I have no financial interests in Morrisons. Back to the subject, perhaps?
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My local bakers used to do in house Jock pies them before they shut up shop 
, M and S do them too I believe.
, M and S do them too I believe.
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