So, Germany doing military drills with Turkey today in the Aegean and both violated Greek airspace many times, Greek air-force intercepted them off course coz they didn't give any flight-plan whatsover, same with Pakistani and Turkish aircrafts yesterday. Thnx Germany, appreciated.
Quoting: insertfunnyusername Any link on that?
Yes it is on
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link to www.defencenet.gr]
But it is in Greek. The second article with the helicopter as a picture. But you have to google translate it as I cann't post a defencenet link from google translate
Can you post the link to the article directly?? Now you just posted the link to the main website and I can't find the article you're talking about.
Thanks
Sorry I cannt cause it has Greek characters on the web address and whenever I post Greek letters GLP doesn't saw them. But below the big pictures there are 8 smaller ones. It is the 3 at the momment, the one with a helicopter.
Here is a google translation of the article, though
German violations of IDPs in the Aegean Sea in cooperation with the Turkish Navy
11/09/2012 - 21:00
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Germany beyond dirty or "dishonest" - as most professing pro-government and pennies game-playing with the Memorandum and the country's debt and proceeded to brutal questioning the aerial challenge our borders in the Aegean with a German naval helicopter co LYNX.
This helicopter operating from the German Navy frigate which synaskeito with Turkish warships violated the National Aviation Area (ERA) and the rules of the Athens FIR in tandem with Turkish aircraft helicopters and fighter naval cooperation!
The German helicopter not only refused to hand over flight plans to Air Traffic Control Centre and in practice adopting the Turkish positions on the non-existence of Greek airspace between 6 and 10 nm proceeded to air "invasion."
More specifically, the Turkish and German aerial held today 11 breaches of Athens FIR and 2 violations of IDPs from a total of 18 aircraft of which: The 10 Turkish Air Force fighter, the Navy helicopters 5, 1 German helicopter and finally 2 the naval cooperation aircraft CN-235 of the Turkish Navy.
All the activity of these aeronautical ektylichthite forces in the northern and southeastern Aegean.
