Hardly a new feature, but great to see the supply chain in action #WESTLANT19
Thank you to our #WESTLANT19 fuel station at sea @RFATideforce. This is her double probe in action for the very first time. Double probe = double the fuel, ready to go in half the time
. @HMSNORT @HMSDragon @CdrBobBond @820NAS @RNASCuldrose @RNASYeovilton and @42_commandopic.twitter.com/5WKp31SsPv
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So what fuel would the aircraft and crew run on then?
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Shame you can't collect Clubcard points!
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Only taking fuel from one probe in this pic ?
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Surprise you’re not off to the Bahamas with all those useful helicopters
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How much fuel a minute is that supplying?
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What’s the flow rate?
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What are the 2 smaller hoses beneath the fuel hoses for? Only performed single fuel line RAS, but don’t remember having any additional hoses
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Think they were mentioned elsewhere that those small hoses are for fresh water, used to transfer drinking water to the receiver ship
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