Here a nice movie of the missing man formation for the funeral of Prins Bernhard. The shots or made out of the right F16. The pilots talk in Dutch and British.
http://www.rtl.nl/actueel/rtlnieuws/video/
On the site, go to zaterdag 11 december and then click on missing man formatie.
Greetz, Rene
Missing man formation for Prins Bernhard
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Morpheus hat geschrieben:@White cap:
Yes, it was a formation of 3 F-16's and a Spitfire. Above the clouds were F16's number 4 and 5 as backup and number 6 (also backup) flew back to Volkel wenn the formation was in the air.
The Spit was flown by Ex General (Dutch Airforce) Macco.
But you mean you cannot see the movie?
Hi Morpheus,
Correct, I can't get a picture!
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A message from RAF.MOD.UK:-
"All the members of the Royal Air Force and Royal Air Forces Association were deeply saddened by the news of the death of His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard. His friendship and close association with the Royal Air Force dated back to the dark days of 1940 when he accompanied The Queen into exile in London. His support, particularly of veterans' affairs, has been much appreciated, not least his involvement at so many of the Arnhem Commemorations over the years and as Patron of Royal Air Forces Association Netherlands since 1946. He will be greatly missed."
A salute to a great man.
White Cap
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"All the members of the Royal Air Force and Royal Air Forces Association were deeply saddened by the news of the death of His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard. His friendship and close association with the Royal Air Force dated back to the dark days of 1940 when he accompanied The Queen into exile in London. His support, particularly of veterans' affairs, has been much appreciated, not least his involvement at so many of the Arnhem Commemorations over the years and as Patron of Royal Air Forces Association Netherlands since 1946. He will be greatly missed."
A salute to a great man.
White Cap
Ex Royal Air Force Police.