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RE: Think About It... - 3/25/2007 5:57:30 AM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Gee whiz. Okay I'll cease stepping on folks toes. If its alright can I donate my last vessel for a subsequent Official round. I genuinely think its an interesting vessel.

Daniel

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RE: Think About It... - 3/25/2007 6:15:42 AM   
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Status: offline 		Ok seeing we all want to help this along, what about this for an idea. The pic I posted is this round, Dan you can take the next and Taitennek can have the one after if he likes. If I haven't updated after 48 hours sort it out yourself before I get back and I'll update the ladder as soon and as often I can.

Thoughts?

Darren

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RE: Think About It... - 3/25/2007 6:27:31 AM   
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Guys this string was kinda fun..can you just stick to having fun with it instead of this other stuff..and that would be all clans Darren, including yours.

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RE: Think About It... - 3/25/2007 7:03:13 AM   
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RE: Think About It... - 3/25/2007 7:38:24 AM   
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Okay so maybe move on? What the next pic you got?

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H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 017-2 - 3/25/2007 8:29:43 AM   
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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 017-3 - 3/25/2007 9:59:02 AM   
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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 017-3 - 3/25/2007 11:31:49 AM   
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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 1:05:21 PM   
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Another picture.........



Cheers,
Taitennek.

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 1:48:18 PM   
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Status: offline 		Um it is a Falcon 20 (perhaps being called Mystere 20 as in French service) but Belgian not Portuguese.

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 2:08:30 PM   
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ORIGINAL: danrh

Um it is a Falcon 20 (perhaps being called Mystere 20 as in French service) but Belgian not Portuguese.

Daniel


The plane is in service with the Royal Belgian Airforce, but it isn't a Falcon 20.

Here is the Complete picture......



Cheers,
Frans.

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 2:20:43 PM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Okay I give up. What is it? Bearing in mind that mounting position for the horizontal stabilizers is a Dassault bizjet trademark.

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 2:29:12 PM   
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ORIGINAL: danrh

Okay I give up. What is it? Bearing in mind that mounting position for the horizontal stabilizers is a Dassault bizjet trademark.

Daniel


Too bad........ You were almost right. The plane is a Dassault Falcon 900B and it is operating from Brussel-Melsbroek [Belgium].

Cheers,
Frans.

Here some additional info:

http://www.scramble.nl/be.htm

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 2:30:38 PM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Um no the Falcon 900 is a trijet. That is a twin and it is a Falcon 20. According to scramble a Falcon 20E.

Daniel

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 2:33:21 PM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Apart from the number of engines the Falcon twins have the horizontal stabs mounted relatively further up the vertical fin when compared to the Trijet 50 and 900s. That was the give away in the very first pic.

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 2:36:56 PM   
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I got the info from scramble.nl, but I guess you could be right as well

Sorry if I was wrong with this.

Tait.

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 3:26:28 PM   
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Looking for:
1) Class
2) Country of origin
3) Operator






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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 5:25:30 PM   
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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 6:35:34 PM   
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IN SERVICE: 1

Name


No F 25


Builders Daewoo Heavy Industries


Laid down 12 May 1999


Launched 29 Aug 2000


Commissioned 20 June 2001

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 10:23:22 PM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Nope. Can't post up third clue at the moment, will do so in a few hours time. In the meantime for this vessel whats missing from the photos is probably just as important as what is there.

Daniel

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/25/2007 11:57:16 PM   
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Exocet removed also the GWS 25 Sea Wolf and the Type 911 trackers also removed

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RE: H3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 015-1 - 3/26/2007 12:51:32 AM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Well done Paul. Figured you'd get it.

The Regele Ferdinand commissioned into Romanian service in 2004. As Paul said the Exocet SSMs and Sea Wolf SAMs and associated equipment were removed prior to delivery.



here is a report from Janes back in 2004

quote:

Romanian Navy receives refreshed frigates; further enhancements will follow
The Romanian Navy received the first of two ex-Royal Navy Type 22 Batch 2
frigates, reactivated and modernised, at ceremonies held at Portsmouth naval
base on 9 September. The Regele Ferdinand (formerly HMS Coventry) will be
joined by the Regina Maria (previously HMS London) early in 2005.
The reactivation and modernisation is being achieved through a £116 million
contract (US$207m) awarded to BAE Systems Customer Solutions & Support by
the UK Defence Logistics Organisation in January 2003. Fleet Support Ltd
(FSL) carried out the refurbishment work at its Portsmouth facility, with
Rolls-Royce reconditioning the ship's two Olympus TM3 and two Tyne RM1C gas
turbine engines.
Equipment fitted as part of the upgrade includes an OTO Melara 76mm Super
Rapid gun with an Ultra Electronics/ Radamec 2500 electro-optical tracking
system; an AMS Nautis fire-control system; a BAE Systems MPS2000
message-handling system; an Inmarsat B global maritime distress and safety
system; a Terma SKWS decoy system; and a Sperry Marine Mk 39 ring-laser gyro
compass and LMX 420 Global Positioning System.
According to Ian Booth, managing director of FSL: "The Regele Ferdinand's
sea trials have shown that these ships are extremely capable and this
specific experience will allow FSL to provide valuable assistance when phase
two of the regeneration is subsequently carried out in Romania. We are
delighted to hand over the first Type 22 frigate to Romania on time and
below cost."
The second-phase upgrade, planned to take place in Romania around 2008-09,
will focus on improving the ships' capabilities with enhanced command,
control and communications facilities, the addition of new air-defence and
anti-ship weapons, and improved electronic warfare systems.


It will be interesting to see the final fit of these vessels. Even if the RN is haemoraging at least these ships and those in Brazilian and Chilean service are getting a new lease on life.

Daniel




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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/28/2007 10:11:07 PM   
FransKoenz


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Perhaps this one: "Unofficially" of course.......


Class:
Country:
Year:

Succes!

Frans

PS: Daniel, this time I am a sure

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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/29/2007 4:05:09 PM   
FransKoenz


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Status: offline 		Here is the second picture..........



Some background information:

the class counted 8 ships

Frans.



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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/29/2007 8:33:41 PM   
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Status: offline 		That one is easy, Friesland class, Netherlands, commissioned 1956-1958

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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/29/2007 11:31:17 PM   
FransKoenz


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ORIGINAL: FreekS

That one is easy, Friesland class, Netherlands, commissioned 1956-1958
'

Bingo!!!!!

The ship on the photograph is the leading ship of her class.
The other 7 ships were all sold to the Peruvian Navy after their service for the Dutch Navy. The HrMs Friesland was sold for scrap.



Cheers,
Frans.

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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/30/2007 8:35:06 AM   
danrhayes

 

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Status: offline 		Okay well here is another one to keep things moving along. This one shouldn't take long but its an interesting craft that I've only recently paid much attention to.

We want:
Name
Operator






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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/30/2007 9:25:54 AM   
FransKoenz


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US Marine Coirps

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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/30/2007 9:26:39 AM   
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[oeps!!!]


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RE: Harpoon 3 ANW Platform Photo ID Test - 3/30/2007 2:28:29 PM   
danrhayes

 

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