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Discuss Puma Overhead in The Fleet Air Arm on Navy Net; Just seen a Puma overhead at some 50 feet!!!!! Tracking West, maybe on route to Valley?? Looked like it had a inflight refuelling pod, or something similar protruding!! ".. Surely not????...
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Puma Overhead
Just seen a Puma overhead at some 50 feet!!!!! Tracking West, maybe on route to Valley?? Looked like it had a inflight refuelling pod, or something similar protruding!! ".. Surely not????
11-04-12, 12:45 #2Senior Member
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My bad .... Reckon it was a USAF Pave Hawk HH 60 and not Puma, that will explain the pod... Wow
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Smother me in chocolate and throw me to the lesbians!
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Pave Hawk's are at 845, just come off RFA Argus
Csar turn from US helicopters at Yeovilton | Royal NavyRoyal Navy by choice, Fleet Air Arm by ability.
11-04-12, 20:59 #6Always remember in the the 70's when a pair of Lakenheaths combat SAR cabs came and refueled at Portland. (They used the CH56 Combat SAR then.) Blew everything not bolted down all over the airfield including a couple of Wasps on their spots!!!!!
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