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You Don't See This Every Day!
Awesome shot from Tis Meyer and definitely not something you see everyday!
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Photo © Tis Meyer
Cheers!
Rez
Photo © Tis Meyer
Cheers!
Rez
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RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
Aww, no big deal, I saw something like that twice 2 days ago.
Don't remember where, though
Awesome airshow !
Cheers,
707
Don't remember where, though
Awesome airshow !
Cheers,
707
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RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
definitely not something you see everyday
I mean how many times since WW2 we've had a chance to see flying formation of 41 military aircraft???
Truly breathtaking and amazing picture!!!
I mean how many times since WW2 we've had a chance to see flying formation of 41 military aircraft???
Truly breathtaking and amazing picture!!!
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Great shot, but where's the 41st aircraft?
RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
Great shot, but where's the 41st aircraft?
Must be the F-5 Tiger [J-3211] that took off with them.
My fried told me that it took photos of the formation.
Must be the F-5 Tiger [J-3211] that took off with them.
My fried told me that it took photos of the formation.
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the 41st ac is not pictured, I guess it is the Swiss Army tiger who took air2air photos, though not in that formation .....
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RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
Is it me or... I count 41!
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RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
Wow! Nice beautiful shot!
Its better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air than be in the air wishing you were on the ground. Fly safe!
RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
It's you, I count 40.
Some people are like Slinkies. They bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs.
RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
Definitely 40 aircraft in that shot.
Rez
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RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
La patrouille des patrouilles
Now that's a good remark
Great shot, what an amazing sight!
cheers,
Florian
Now that's a good remark
Great shot, what an amazing sight!
cheers,
Florian
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G-sus, back to school I can't count 
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Now that is amazing 40 machines from all those teams in the sky together What a site WOW what a picture!
RE: You Don't See This Every Day!
ciao guys,
as tis meyer is not possibel to post something in the froum, thats what he sent me:
Hello!
Big thanks to all of you for your kind remarks and e-mails! It's very nice to see, that with one of my images I could motivate you to even spend your time to drop me a line. Again, very nice, and thanks for all the support!
I'm not so long into spotting, and to have such a great success makes me very pride
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The speaker at the field said, they were 41. Before uploading it, I counted it again and also counted 41. I know, I was tired...
Maybe the 41st aircraft would have been a 'Red Arrow', because there was one of them staying on the ground. I don't know...
"definitely not something you see everyday"
That's very true. The speaker said, that the last time something like this had been displayed was in 1972, somewhere in France. I hope we don't have to wait another 30 years for a repetition of that!
So, thanks again to all of you and thanks to "Rotate" for publishing my text!
Tis
as tis meyer is not possibel to post something in the froum, thats what he sent me:
Hello!
Big thanks to all of you for your kind remarks and e-mails! It's very nice to see, that with one of my images I could motivate you to even spend your time to drop me a line. Again, very nice, and thanks for all the support!
I'm not so long into spotting, and to have such a great success makes me very pride
)
The speaker at the field said, they were 41. Before uploading it, I counted it again and also counted 41. I know, I was tired...
Maybe the 41st aircraft would have been a 'Red Arrow', because there was one of them staying on the ground. I don't know...
"definitely not something you see everyday"
That's very true. The speaker said, that the last time something like this had been displayed was in 1972, somewhere in France. I hope we don't have to wait another 30 years for a repetition of that!
So, thanks again to all of you and thanks to "Rotate" for publishing my text!
Tis
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