RNAS Yeovilton - Blue & Grey with a hint of Green
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 11:26 am
I've not posted on here for a while as there's not a great deal of variety in aircraft to report on at Yeovilton these days. However, blue skies on Thursday and a couple of decent visitors made for a change.
With current deployments of the green Junglie HC3i fleet, only the HC3As were operating, alongside the new grey HC4s.
20190117-093533-Yeovilton-2 by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-130712-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-150857-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-151008-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-151355-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
A selection of Army, Marines, Navy and overseas Wildcats were operating
20190117-144328-Yeovilton-4 by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-115506-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-113529-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
Philippine Navy Wildcat 220 crew training
20190117-111749-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
The rotary action was complemented by a brief visit of a pair of Typhoons from Coningsby
20190117-143217-Yeovilton-5 by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-143224-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-143424-Yeovilton-2 by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-143431-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
20190117-143445-Yeovilton by Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
Thanks for looking
Neil
With current deployments of the green Junglie HC3i fleet, only the HC3As were operating, alongside the new grey HC4s.





A selection of Army, Marines, Navy and overseas Wildcats were operating



Philippine Navy Wildcat 220 crew training

The rotary action was complemented by a brief visit of a pair of Typhoons from Coningsby





Thanks for looking
Neil