Hi JA long time.. 😛 hope all is well with u dude.. Nice pic btw.. Just one thing, whats it doing??
Hi Matt: things are getting better, my dad will have his surgery next year now. And after talking with the Surgeon it seems fairly straight forward. For me personally, things are pretty much up and down, but this is the SILLY season, gee I hate Christmas.
Anyway on with the show. That Seaking from Canada is taxiing, what else would it be doing mate? You know they can land on water, don’t you 😉
Anyway here are some other pics of a nice little piece, the SH-2G’s of the world.
SH-2G(NZ) Would hate to be on the end of that one_Super_Seasprite.jpg){kind=icon}
It’s also interesting to note, the best way to tell the Kiwi models from any other is by the fact that it has four hard points on the rigging with the brace strut support, this allows them to carry the Mavericks as well as extra fuel, these would make them the longest ranged of all the Super Seasprites in an offencive role.
SH-G(A) During the Penguin missile trials 😉_Super_Seasprite.jpg ){kind=icon}
SH-2G(US)
SH-2G(E) The Egyptian models are the only ones left in the full ASW role, note the dipping sonar and torps
Poland has Four SH-2G(P)’s these are utility models and have no dipping sonar, but do still have a weapons capability, not to mention various Polish radios installed, Can’t seem to fina a pic of one just yet.
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