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@mfg495......some more info about that tragedy..........R.I.P.......
we must wait for official report.......do you know how many NIMROD MR2 or NIMROD MRA4.....operate in Astan...... :msn_think:
Go to the following link to see about the MRA4 Nimrod MRA4
Originally Posted by Getty ImagesKINLOSS, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 12: The C17 transport aircraft bearing the bodies comes in to land above a fleet of Nimrod's at RAF Kinloss on September 12, 2006 in Kinloss, Scotland. The 14 British servicemen were killed when the Nimrod aircraft they were traveling in crashed in Afghanistan earlier this month. Normally British servicemen and women who are killed abroad are brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. But after discussions between military chiefs and politicians it was decided the Nimrod crew should be landed at Kinloss due to their extensive connections with the area. (Photo by Andrew Milligan/Pool/Getty Images)
Originally Posted by Getty ImagesKINLOSS, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 12: The bearer parties march past a Nimrod at RAF Kinloss on September 12, 2006 in Kinloss, Scotland. The 14 British servicemen were killed when the Nimrod aircraft they were traveling in crashed in Afghanistan earlier this month. Normally British servicemen and women who are killed abroad are brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. But after discussions between military chiefs and politicians it was decided the Nimrod crew should be landed at Kinloss due to their extensive connections with the area. (Photo by Andrew Milligan/Pool/Getty Images)
Originally Posted by Getty ImagesKINLOSS, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 12: The coffin containing Joseph David Windall of the Royal Marines is carried from a C17 plane at RAF Kinloss on September 12, 2006 in Kinloss, Scotland. He was one of 14 British servicemen killed when the Nimrod aircraft they were traveling in crashed in Afghanistan earlier this month. Normally British servicemen and women who are killed abroad are brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. But after discussions between military chiefs and politicians it was decided the Nimrod crew should be landed at Kinloss due to their extensive connections with the area. (Photo by Andrew Milligan/Pool/Getty Images)
Originally Posted by Getty ImagesKILNOSS, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 12: The coffin containing Joseph David Windall of the Royal Marines is carried from a C17 plane at RAF Kinloss on September 12, 2006 in Kilnoss, Scotland. He was one of 14 British servicemen killed when the Nimrod aircraft they were traveling in crashed in Afghanistan earlier this month. Normally British servicemen and women who are killed abroad are brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire but after discussions between military chiefs and politicians it was decided the Nimrod crew should be landed at Kinloss due to their extensive connections with the area. (Photo by Andrew Milligan/Pool/Getty Images)
Originally Posted by Getty ImagesKINLOSS, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 12: The Duke of Edinburgh (left) arrives at the ceremony for the 14 British servicemen killed, accompanied by Kinloss Station Commander Group Captain Chris Birks at RAF Kinloss on September 12, 2006 in Kinloss, Scotland. The British servicemen were killed when the Nimrod aircraft they were traveling in crashed in Afghanistan earlier this month. Normally British servicemen and women who are killed abroad are brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. But after discussions between military chiefs and politicians it was decided the Nimrod crew should be landed at Kinloss due to their extensive connections with the area. (Photo by Andrew Milligan/Pool/GettyImages)
