Spangdahlem air base tag der offenen tГјr 2016

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Pleasure flights were made during the day with an R.44 and a BK117. After the reunification in 1990, fourteen Mi-14s were added to the new inventory, but were quickly phased out in December 1991. It would reflect the history as well in late October 1979, the East German Navy (DDR-Volksmarine) received the first Mi-14 in two different versions. The polish Mi-14 helicopter was unfortunately cancelled a few days prior to the event. This particular helicopter was previously preserved at Kiel-Holtenau. A preserved Sikorsky H-34 was parked out of sight and was in a not so good condition. A Dornier Do-28 could be seen as part of the small flying display. The entrance of the museum can be found close to the entrance of the air base.ДЄ few civil aircraft on static display like the Dornier 27 and a Piaggio P.149 reflected the fixed wing part of the history within the German Navy. The museum вЂAeronauticumвЂ™ also has an example preserved. One of the former German examples can be seen at the junction outside the gate of the airbase, with the special painted MFG 3 вЂGraf ZeppelinвЂ™ tail. The German Atlantic fleet was replaced by the Orions that were acquired from the Royal Netherlands Navy. A Dassault Atlantique 2 from the French Aeronavale was present, still wearing the special markings, celebrating 100 years Marine (1910-2010). An Austrian Air Force Saab 105Г–E flew its display in a tiger-livery.ДЄ few participants on static display reflected the history from the German Navy. Formation flying was done with a Dornier Do-228 and the Dornier Do-28. This Air day even had a small aerial display with a few military helicopters displaying their capabilities. An UH-1D Huey and a German Bo-105P1 were present wearing a special livery.

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Sea Lynx Mk88A with serial 83+20 and Sea King Mk41 with serial 89+55 both received the same dark blue livery. The Orion received a blue fuselage top with the text вЂ100 Jahre MarinefliegerвЂ™. Special liveries were applied on both types of helicopter as well as the Orion. This particular EC135 is in use for training purposes with MFG5. Wildcat HMA2 with serial ZZ396 is seen here at Nordholz, Germany on 18-8-2013, prior to the Tag der offenen TГјr, celebrating 100 years of naval aviation in Germany.ДЄ civil EC135P2+ was seen with badges from MFG5 on both sides of the helicopter as well on the nose. The AW159/ Wildcat HMA2 can easily be recognized by the infra-red suppressed engine exhausts and the tail boom is far more angular than the original tail boom. The second example was parked outside after a lot of requests and was probably the most photographed helicopter. One AW159, designated by the Royal Navy as a Wildcat HMA2, was parked inside. AgustaWestland had a booth inside one of the hangars to promote the AW159. One of the highlights at a rainy Nordholz was a pair of Wildcat HMA2 helicopters. The Sea Kings were moved to Nordholz in November 2012, as part of the scheduled closure of their, now former, homebase Kiel-Holtenau. The Sea Lynx Mk88A helicopters were transferred from Marinefliegergeschwader 3 to Marinefliegergeschwader 5, that already operated the other type of helicopter the Sea King Mk41. The P-3C Orion and the Dornier Do-228NG are operated by Marinefliegergeschwader 3. It is the homebase of the Marineflieger-kommando (Naval Air Command) with Marinefliegergeschwader 3 вЂљGraf ZepplinвЂ™ (MFG3) and Marinefliegergeschwader 5 (MFG5). Nordholz is one of the oldest airports in Germany and located in the north of Germany, about 25 kilometres north of Bremerhaven and close to the town of Nordholz. On Sunday the 18th of August, the German Marineflieger, celebrated their 100th anniversary with an Air Day at Naval Airbase Nordholz. One for the airplanes and another for the zeppelins. It all began on the 3rd of May 1913 when Kaiser (Emperor) Wilhelm II founded the first two вЂMarinefliegerabteilungenвЂ™.