Northern Ireland Aviation Enthusiast's Forum
Military Aviation => Modern Military Aircraft => Topic started by: Angry Turnip on June 01, 2009, 01:50:20 PM
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Saw two RAF Puma`s 1305 heading South West near Ballinderry followed shortly by an AAC Islander heading in the direction of Lurgan-are the natives restless again or an exercise I wonder.
Keep an eye out Casper and you might see them.
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heard something a while ago....but couldnt get a look..
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A defender past over coleraine around 1pm this afternoon.
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Have seen a few more twin Puma formations this week.
On Tuesday I had to drive to Dungannon and saw 2 Puma`s heading towards Lurgan,then down to Craigavon and Armagh direction-lost sight of them near Ballygally rounabout so they could have went to Omagh and/or Enniskillen.
Both had the doors open-saw similar on Wednesday landing back at Aldergrove at 5.10pm
Two Puma`s went out last night approx 22.05 heading towards Antrim at low level-heard them request "special VFR" ??? from the controller at BFS.
Also saw 2 Gazelle`s returning to BFS (20.45)got pic and will post up later-they were far away but worth a look.
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Two RAF Puma`s again took off from BFS this morning 0830 approx,did one circuit and then headed towards Lurgan/Craigavon area.
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and then headed towards Lurgan/Craigavon area.
and yet I never see them :( They must do some very low nap of the earth flying :)
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Maybe they just skirt round the edge of Lough Neagh Casper and that`s why you don`t see them-I usually see them every day during the week (I work near Ballinderry (Lisburn).
Thursday evenings seem busy for heli activity around BFS-Gazelle`s and Puma`s out playing around the Lough.
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One passed over my house Tuesday evening and I can honestly say that's the first in many many weeks.
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Try some nudie sunbathing and they will come and fly around your house all day ;D
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Why are they all gay pilots :LOL :LOL :LOL
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Just caught this flying over the house.
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It at angles like that were I can clearly see the likeness to the Mi-24 Hind. Well caught by the way.