Ospreys at Mildenhall at last

[tommc]

This afternoons dull arrivals

[seacat192]

Nice


Thanks for posting

[Rory76]

Dull as in .....?

[tommc]

Dull as in .....?

No, as in typical Wimbledon summer weather.

[LN Strike Eagle]

Second shot is a pleasing angle.

[Tonka 617]

2nd shot i like a lot

[tommc]

Thanks for the comments.

Some advice for you all though, get your VERY slow shutter speed panning action practice in!

[Stu]

Rather like second shot

[Rory76]

Dull as in .....?

No, as in typical Wimbledon summer weather.

Thought so- you're a tough guy to please otherwise.

[tankbuster81]

Wow!!!!! where have they come from and will they have MH on the tail?

[Monty]

I believe these two are new builds (SLightly worrying considering how many attempts they had to get over the pond!). Given they are SOG birds I think the markings they are in now will be all they wear.

[st24]

Sweet, a new mil type based in the UK - something we should all be over the moon about!

Wow!!!!! where have they come from and will they have MH on the tail?

Mildenhall has never had a base code identifier as it's always housed a/c on a lodger/TDY basis form CONUS units or AFSOC that again very rarely use tail codes. The 100ARW uses "D" as used by the 100BG in WW2.

[Milan]

Nice, so they're finally here. Thanks for posting this.

[tankbuster81]

Sweet, a new mil type based in the UK - something we should all be over the moon about!

Wow!!!!! where have they come from and will they have MH on the tail?

Mildenhall has never had a base code identifier as it's always housed a/c on a lodger/TDY basis form CONUS units or AFSOC that again very rarely use tail codes. The 100ARW uses "D" as used by the 100BG in WW2.

Thanks for the info.