INDONESIAN
NAVY
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IMPRESSIONS PART
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JUANDA
SURABAJA (Navy) |
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The
Naval brother-magazine of Fuerza Aerea published also: |
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The
story of the Maritime Patrols along Indonesian coast and over territorial
waters |
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Checking
ships on routes, cargo and legality and routine 'showing flag' |
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Most
used for this purpose are the Nomad and Aviocar |
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Fuerza
Naval from Spain reports about Indonesia Navy - AVIOCAR |
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We
show you this publication, and also a very extended photographic
impression |
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Scrolling
below this page you can find the button for our complete story |
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We
flew the AVIOCAR to make air-to-air pictures of the NOMAD type |
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The
article also shows the DHC Buffalo. Also in this special a 'Special Army
Buffalo' |
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Mind
the nose of this NC-212 equipped with Forward Looking Infra Red |
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Scroll
down to read the extended article and see 10 pages of photo impressions |
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We
were guest all day, were offered delicious specialties and spoke to the
Staff and Pilots of the base |
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We
held a presentation on screen, explained a lot of things, and ofcourse
'The Picture' |
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Let's
have a look at the planes at Juanda. We start with the Socata (EADS) TB-10
Tobago GT |
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Who
wouldn't want to fly this nice trainer ? |
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Equipped
with a Hartzell adjustable propellor. But we were to fly other types today. |
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We
sincerely thank Indonesian Navy for flying us in three types of
aircraft !
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First
we flew around the base in this NB412-SP Bell |
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After
a 25 minutes flight, Kees thanks the pilot, work proceeds. |
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Some
logo images of Skuadron 200 - 400 - 600 and 800 |
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A
De Havilland Buffalo on the concrete |
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We
were allowed to fly this NC-212 Aviocar |
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A
patrol mission over sea, and air-to-air with a Nomad |
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Meanwhile
ships were checked out on route, cargo and possible pollution |
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View
in the cockpit, and a board mechanic checks his equipment for pollution in
the water and other things |
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When
somethings is wrong or suspected, a Naval vessel is near and can take
immediate action |
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This
is how Juanda Naval Air Base looks from above, tower and platform |
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A
Gannet relic on a traffic roundabout. later on we made shots from the
ground... |
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A
View To A Kill... Again platforms and Tower / main building |
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Nice
to find different colour-scemes |
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A
row of Aviocars under a sun-shelter |
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We
were lucky concerning the weather, all the activities on the field... |
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and all the cooperation we got. next flight: NOMAD ! |
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In
fact also a routine flight |
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Over
land an over sea |
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And
again in direct contact with the Warship lft picture, right corner |
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And
in this case the air-to-air pictures were made from the Aviocar |
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Koos
Heemskerk pictured the cockpit and flying on to the runway. |
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Kees
flew this simulator for Tobago and Tampico types, he flew his round and landed safe ! |
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This
Bolkow always wanted to get in the paper... |
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Both
to be repainted machines |
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In
between other types of aircraft were noticed such as this Fokker, and a
Bonanza in the hangar |
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Finally
we finish with this 'Hound' (L) and an old preserved 'Wasp' (R)... |
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and we'd like to thank all Staff, Pilots and Crew for this wonderful day
at NAS Juanda !! |
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