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20 February 2002, 11:25 AM
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Hi all
Does anybody know if there was a standardised set of hand signals used by pilots to communicate in flight? Or was this a more informal thing which was decided on a group by group (or national) basis. If so - my particular interest is the german air units. TIA Mark Miller |
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21 February 2002, 07:51 AM
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Hi Mark,
Not much, I think there even existed a handbook on these signals, but I'm not 100 percent shure if it was a German one. VBR from Regulus
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