Marham Monday/tuesday
 

RESIDENTS around RAF Marham are being forewarned that a jet will be flying low over the area on Monday (May 12).
The jet will be taking part in a sunset ceremony at the station and will be in the air at 7.20pm.

Earlier in the day, increased air activity is planned including a simulated airfield attack between 1pm and 1.30pm.

On Tuesday (May 13) there is also planned to be increased activity and a simulated attack between 12.50pm and 1.10pm.

http://www.lynnnews.co.uk/news/RAF-L...ing.4069005.jp

So, they finally got one servicable?

Nice case of optimism though; planning to fly it two days running!!

Great. So very true!!!:D

Typical isn't it - no thought for the crew.

They will miss Lunch and Dinner on the Monday, as well as Lunch on Tuesday.
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Glad I was in Eating Command.
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As it is Marham, could they please carry out a real and not simulated airfield attack?

:ok: Can I second that !!!!!!!:ok:

1.4G,

If you don't like then don't look! Simple as! Did it ever cross your mind that the aircrew of that 'yet another Tornado' might actually like a copy of it?

Cheers

TJ

As one of many groundcrew who toil long and blooming hard to generate these particular Aircraft, I for one am always happy to see photos of them in the air, also as a (very) amateur photographer it's always good to get advice from those with more skill/experience than me and see what equipment others are using. It also gives people such as myself the oppertunity to show our work here. Every topic I have seen that includes photos members have taken always generates a good response, apart from the odd comment. I recently sourced a photo of him flying for a former Sqn OC who was promoted and posted to fly a desk. He has the photo framed and it hangs proudly on the wall of his office, he even wrote a personal letter of thanks to the Gentleman who took it.

I took this a couple of months ago

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...uff/ukar04.jpg

Incedently, it was a Canon EOS 400d.

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Hi P_J,

Nice shot! I hope you don't mind. A little bit of sharpening and noise reduction in Photo Shop should hopefully bring it to life! Most digital images will be flat straight out the camera and need a little post processing.

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...O/fa443afb.jpg

Cheers

TJ