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How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mission

Postby Fitter » Sun Dec 17, 2006 5:53 pm

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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby Woodlouse2002 » Sun Dec 17, 2006 6:31 pm

Oh dear. :P
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby Fitter » Sun Dec 17, 2006 8:03 pm

And I'm Brasilian...lol ;D
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby RitterKreuz » Sun Dec 17, 2006 8:40 pm

Mistakes happen.... i just hope his C.O. feels the same way!!!  ;)
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby expat » Sun Dec 17, 2006 9:47 pm

You would be surprised just how often that happens. Basket snags and rip offs are not that uncommon, and even more so at night.... Lost count of the times that I had to boroscope engines and replace probes in a previous life due to this.


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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby beaky » Mon Dec 18, 2006 11:28 am

You would be surprised just how often that happens. Basket snags and rip offs are not that uncommon, and even more so at night.... Lost count of the times that I had to boroscope engines and replace probes in a previous life due to this.


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I can hardly understand how they ever do it successfully... with a hose-and-basket setup, it's gotta be a beeyonch!!! And at night!?!?!
Fahgeddabouddit...  :o

Tanker crew did  very well, though- shut it off and retracted by the book, apparently. And at least that poor pilot didn't fall off station completely...
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby Woodlouse2002 » Mon Dec 18, 2006 6:54 pm

You would be surprised just how often that happens. Basket snags and rip offs are not that uncommon, and even more so at night.... Lost count of the times that I had to boroscope engines and replace probes in a previous life due to this.


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Not suprised. There'd have to be a weak link there somewhere for when things go wrong.
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby Fitter » Mon Dec 18, 2006 8:03 pm



Hey I saw this Vulcan "in person"... At the gale
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby expat » Tue Dec 19, 2006 1:57 am

You would be surprised just how often that happens. Basket snags and rip offs are not that uncommon, and even more so at night.... Lost count of the times that I had to boroscope engines and replace probes in a previous life due to this.


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Not suprised. There'd have to be a weak link there somewhere for when things go wrong.


Quite correct, the refuel nozzle has a ring of shreer rivets just in case of a snag or hose whip.

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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby FridayChild » Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:31 am

I hate to say that, but I seriously doubt this is the Brazilian Air Force, since the voice that can be heard in the background is Italian! And these planes, if I'm not mistaken, are used also by "our" Air Force.
And most of all, I'm quite sure I spot our tricolored flag on that plane.
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby beaky » Tue Dec 19, 2006 8:19 am

[quote]I hate to say that, but I seriously doubt this is the Brazilian Air Force, since the voice that can be heard in the background is Italian! And these planes, if I'm not mistaken, are used also by "our" Air Force.
And most of all, I'm quite sure I spot our tricolored flag on that plane.  ;)
For those interested, here is a transcript with an approximative translation:  :D
"Dai... dai... nooo! Vaffanbrodo! Porca..." ("Come on... come on... nooo! Dammit! F**k..."
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"Dai... " "Oh, l
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby Fitter » Tue Dec 19, 2006 9:39 am

[quote][quote]I hate to say that, but I seriously doubt this is the Brazilian Air Force, since the voice that can be heard in the background is Italian! And these planes, if I'm not mistaken, are used also by "our" Air Force.
And most of all, I'm quite sure I spot our tricolored flag on that plane.
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Re: How the Brasilian air force do a refueling mis

Postby FridayChild » Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:57 am

LOL... never mind... our Air Force is small but is one of the best, and everyone can make mistakes!  :D
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