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Mostly Air Defence, although we were strafe qualified before the FI. The word must have got out. One day during the only station exercise I have ever known at Akrotiri, instead of shooting at the banner we got tasking for a 4 ship FAC strafe mission. Brilliant fun, especially the FAC callsign: "Sailor"
There was also a rather peculiar Skyflash attack profile for fast patrol boats, which I tried on TLP; not sure it would ever have worked!
There was also a rather peculiar Skyflash attack profile for fast patrol boats, which I tried on TLP; not sure it would ever have worked!
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No idea why, but nearly all landings were left wheel first. Anyone?
Regardless of how interesting the runway width and associated parked cabs
Notice the crew in the Sea King on 6 Spot waiting for the paraffin pigeons to stop faffing around so they can spread the blades and get started!
Regardless of how interesting the runway width and associated parked cabs
Notice the crew in the Sea King on 6 Spot waiting for the paraffin pigeons to stop faffing around so they can spread the blades and get started!
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No idea why, but nearly all landings were left wheel first. Anyone?
I'm probably completely wrong but I'll try not to let it interrupt my sleep pattern
PS: If the Phantoms with whom we were playing were not 74 Sqn, then it would not have been Deci but rather some exercise off Scotland, or possibly off Cyprus after GWI. Either way they made nice targets