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ScaredyCat
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PostPosted: 15:54 - 28 Oct 2015    Post subject: XH588 Final flight, LIVE NOW Reply with quote

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcKqkq27ffk


Alternative, more stable stream

https://www.periscope.tv/w/1MYxNbyqbMOxw
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PostPosted: 16:08 - 28 Oct 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

You missed it...


https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/188253/general/xh558.png
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PostPosted: 17:30 - 28 Oct 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

A feckin cheap tripod only costs a bout 25 notes. Rolling Eyes

On 1 May, the first mission was conducted by a single Vulcan that flew over Port Stanley and dropped its bombs on the airfield concentrating on the single runway, with one direct hit, making it unsuitable for fighter aircraft. The Vulcan's mission was quickly followed up by strikes against anti-air installations, flown by British Aerospace Sea Harriers from nearby Royal Navy carriers.[156] Three Vulcan missions were flown against the airfield, a further two missions in which missiles were launched against radar installations; an additional two missions were cancelled.[153] At the time, these missions held the record for the world's longest-distance raids.[150][157] The ECM systems on board the Vulcans proved to be effective at jamming Argentine radars; while a Vulcan was within the theatre, other British aircraft in the vicinity had a greatly reduced chance of coming under effective fire.[158][159]

On 3 June 1982, Vulcan B.2 XM597 of No. 50 Squadron took part in the "Black Buck 6" mission against Argentinian radar sites at Stanley airfield on the Falkland Islands. While attempting to refuel for its return journey to Ascension Island, the probe broke, leaving the Vulcan with insufficient fuel, forcing a diversion to Galeão Air Force Base, Rio de Janeiro in neutral Brazil. En route, secret papers were dumped along with the two remaining AGM-45 Shrike missiles, although one failed to launch. After a mayday call, the Vulcan, escorted by Brazilian Air Force Northrop F-5 fighters, was permitted an emergency landing at Rio with very little fuel left on board.[160] The Vulcan and her crew were detained until the end of hostilities nine days later.[161]

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PostPosted: 12:56 - 29 Oct 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

MCN wrote:
The Vulcan and her crew were detained until the end of hostilities nine days later.[161]



Interning ships/planes/crew seems pretty common for neutral countries.

Sweden seemed to do it a lot in ww2 for germans and allies.
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PostPosted: 13:03 - 29 Oct 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

smegballs wrote:
MCN wrote:
The Vulcan and her crew were detained until the end of hostilities nine days later.[161]



Interning ships/planes/crew seems pretty common for neutral countries.

Sweden seemed to do it a lot in ww2 for germans and allies.


Geneva Convention Rules. (Or something)
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