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Safety, Situational Awareness and proficiency.
Neck Ties, Hats and ammo brass, Never ,ever touch'em w/o asking first
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| Nice photo indeed. And damned high shutter speed – not a bit of blur for the P-51's prop.
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| Towards. Zooming in, you can see the F-86's canopy. And that's an F-35. I thought it was a -22 at first, but I can see the single engine exhaust. They are very similar planes. . .
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| quote: Originally posted by Hound Dog:
...And that's an F-35. I thought it was a -22 at first, but I can see the single engine exhaust. They are very similar planes. . .
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| quote: Originally posted by MNSIG:
OK. Obviously turning toward us. What's the story behind the photo?
They fly these formations at air shows to showcase our modern stuff while recalling the heritage of our warbirds and those who flew/maintained them. The warbirds are all privately owned and flown by civilians.
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