U2 in Cyprus?
Does anyone know if there is or recently a twin seater U-2 in Cyprus?.
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Didn't know that Bono was on tour and or that he had a twin........................
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Originally Posted by NIREP reader
(Post 11423461)
Does anyone know if there is or recently a twin seater U-2 in Cyprus?.
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Originally Posted by son of brommers
(Post 11423527)
Didn't know that Bono was on tour and or that he had a twin........................
took the words right out of my mouth lol hang on bigger news...hos cousin is actually his half bro https://www.nme.com/news/music/u2-bo...e-knew-3335524 lol Around 3/4 decades ago there was a twin stick at RAf Alconbury... https://www.airliners.net/photo/USA-...xHF8AZs7NWk%3D and one which was used as a BDA cheers https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....346fc4c5b.jpeg |
It was a weather balloon :E
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Originally Posted by Fortyodd2
(Post 11423563)
It was a weather balloon :E
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Originally Posted by NIREP reader
(Post 11423461)
Does anyone know if there is or recently a twin seater U-2 in Cyprus?.
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I predicted all the replies:=. Seriously though a serving military friend has said he's had a jolly in the 2 seater. Now he's not one for elaborating their tales, but I just can't stop thinking nope.
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Not sure its the sort of thing you have a jolly in, they wear space suits to operate it, not something their SES section probably has spares for pax for.:)
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I though you had to be James May to cab a U2/
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Always knew i was late for work if i heard it take off.
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Originally Posted by NIREP reader
(Post 11423582)
I predicted all the replies:=. Seriously though a serving military friend has said he's had a jolly in the 2 seater. Now he's not one for elaborating their tales, but I just can't stop thinking nope.
Seriously, if he is a friend and not known for telling tales then why are you posting on the internet in an effort to discredit him? As an aside, incentive flight does not equal spacesuits and extreme altitudes - that requires dedicated training and certification that takes quite a while. Normal flight gear with altitude restrictions are the norm for the (exceptionally?) rare incentive flights on the U-2. The same limitations apply to interview flights for prospective U-2 pilots. |
Originally Posted by NIREP reader
(Post 11423582)
I predicted all the replies:=. Seriously though a serving military friend has said he's had a jolly in the 2 seater. Now he's not one for elaborating their tales, but I just can't stop thinking nope.
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Originally Posted by Ninthace
(Post 11423678)
I though you had to be James May to cab a U2/
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Are you absolutely certain he said he was in the aircraft itself?
Could he possibly have said he had a ride along? The talk down pilots who drive the chase car that helps the U2 to land safely regularly offer the opportunity for those based there to ride along with them. Awesome experience it is too! |
Originally Posted by NIREP reader
(Post 11423582)
I predicted all the replies:=. Seriously though a serving military friend has said he's had a jolly in the 2 seater. Now he's not one for elaborating their tales, but I just can't stop thinking nope.
Engage brain, engage mouth, predict, pray. Dodge incoming. Repeat. |
Does anyone know if there is or recently a twin seater U-2 in Cyprus https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....2ce76d1265.jpg |
Originally Posted by Jack the Russell
(Post 11423696)
Always knew i was late for work if i heard it take off.
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Originally Posted by megan
(Post 11423897)
The U-2D (two seater) used for IR detection?
The only two-seat U-2's now flying are the four (originally five) TU-2S's, formerly the TR-1B. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....9893bf18b5.jpg 80-1065 | Lockheed TU-2S | United States - US Air Force (USAF) | GFB | JetPhotos |
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