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Richw_82 wrote:Damn. Time to put the radome back on our Shackleton?









Mayfly wrote:I here on good authority that this issue is already resolved and has been for a couple of days.


Xplumberlives wrote:Mayfly wrote:I here on good authority that this issue is already resolved and has been for a couple of days.
Jolly good but I'd still like to know just how having a "TEMPORARILY" grounded fleet of aircraft fails to hit its operability!

just assumed they were using 02 as I can't see them when they use that end.
Hihonyr8811 wrote:It can't have been more than two days, I didn't even notice![]()
just assumed they were using 02 as I can't see them when they use that end.
I definitely had NATO 30, 31 & 32 this week at various times.



Mayfly wrote:Which is possibly explains the term 'No loss of operational ability'.
You know what jurnos are like, they don't know one end of an A/C from the blade of a wood working tool!!



The spokeswoman stressed that the Sentry is one of a range of aircraft capable of conducting surveillance and other options, including five Sentinel R1 aircraft, are being utilised.



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