SAS getting new toys - traffic chaos to ensue around Kemble.

SAS getting new toys - traffic chaos to ensue around Kemble.

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onyx39

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Friday 13th February 2015
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The SAS have purchased a 747 fuselage which is being moved from Kemble to Hereford from 7am tomorrow...

Expect traffic issues!

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http://www.thisiswiltshire.co.uk/news/headlines/11...

onyx39

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Friday 13th February 2015
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just read, there are two shipments, another the following Saturday.

onyx39

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Friday 13th February 2015
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Max_Torque said:
jhfozzy said:
and then the windows get blown in
Weren't they "only mean't to blow the bloody doors off"??? ;-)
No that was the Zulu's There were bloody hundreds of them!

onyx39

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Saturday 14th February 2015
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aeropilot said:
Presumably the photo in the article isn't of the fuselage in question.......given that it isn't a 747 rolleyes
Indeed, Dc10?

onyx39

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Sunday 15th February 2015
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Speculatore said:
It won't be taken to Hereford it will go to the training ground at Pontrilas Army Training Centre (PATA) on the Abergavenny road where the training wing is based.. The main base moved from PATA (Stirling Lines) many years ago and is now in the old RAF base just outside Hereford.
Having read several news articles, some are saying this is going to a scrap yard, so possibly not SAS related at all!

onyx39

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Friday 20th February 2015
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Chrisgr31 said:
So if the plane is going to Staffordshire why is it stopping on route in Herefordshire? Come to think about it bearing in mind Kemble is north of the M4 as is Herefordshire why did they go on the M4 at all?

Anyone know where they are now? Someone here must of seen them!
No, but I believe the exercise is being repeated tomorrow.