A Dutch C-130H perfoming a clear touch before he goes again. The G-781 was originally built as a EC-130Q for the US Navy. The aircraft once flew with VQ-4, after US Navy retirement the Hercules was placed in storage at AMARC as 2G0013 in april 1991. The Dutch government selected the airframe in 2005 and transported it to Marshalls in Cambridge (UK) by June 2006 for conversion to transport aircraft and C-130H-standandard. The C-130H was deliverd to the KLu on 15 July 2010 and was baptized Bob van der Stok in November 2010.

Two crew heads, covered with helmets, look into the direction of the Cougars flight, just before a tactical landing.

Panning with helicopters, always a challenge in photography. This one worked out well, Q-08 during a low-pass over the runway of its homebase Gilze Rijen. 301sq took over the squadron traditions of the once 314sq "Redskins", known as a F-84F, NF-5A/B and later F-16A/B squadron that was disbanded in 1995. The 301 squadron "Redskins" was founded on 31 January 1997, and continued their operations with the AH-64D attack helicopter.

Apache action over their homebase.

Low pass of a Belgium F-16AM over Gilze Rijen air base. The Viper showed its wings to some photographers during a local spotters day.

The Belgiums are known to create fine Tiger color schemes on their F-16s. This 31 sqn "Tijger" Viper received some extra paint in support of the 50th anniversary of the NATO Tigers.