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December 25, 2021
Apache Junction, Arizona
Asahi Pentax Spotmatic F
Pentax 35mm f/3.5 Super Takumar
Kodak Gold 200
Canon eos 400D
50°38'33.82"N 5°26'40.29"E
L'hélicoptère d'attaque Boeing (Hughes/McDonnell Douglas) AH-64 Apache est le premier hélicoptère fabriqué pour voler par tout temps, y compris de nuit et par mauvaises conditions météo.
Son baptême du feu eût lieu au Panama en décembre 1989. Par la suite, il fut engagé massivement pendant la Guerre du Golfe et plus récemment en Afghanistan et en Irak.
Vitesse maximum 365 km/h
Rayon d'action de combat 482 km
Rayon d'action de convoyage 1,900 km
Plafond 6,400 m (21,000 ft)
Vitesse ascentionnelle 760 m/min
Accélération limite - 0,5 G à + 3,5 G
Arme Canon de 30mm M230
Missiles Hellfire/Hellfire II et Stinger,
Starstreak, Sidewinder/Side-
arm proposé
Roquettes Hydra 70, FFAR
On my way to the Grand Canyon Railway photo charter, I was lucky to arrive on a day the Apache Railway was operating. It's nice to see this operation still going thanks in large part to BNSF, which sends them cars for repair and cleaning. It's also nice to see a train with no graffiti like this one climbing upgrade out of Holbrook on Oct. 24, 2019.
"Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair." ~ Kahlil Gibran
Apache Lake - photographed along the Apache Trail - February 2012
Enjoy the rest of your day.....thanks for all your visits!!!!
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My first posted panorama. This beauty landed about 80 yards from me so obviously I ran out with my camera.
Westland WAH-64D Longbow Apache AH1 ZJ230 in the hover for the finale of the AAC Role Demo at RIAT 2017.
Polaroidweek, Day 5, Image 2: Neon sign on the main street of Moab, Utah, directs you to a hotel - 4 Blocks, Then Turn Right.” John Wayne and others reportedly stayed there while filming the many Western movies shot in the area.
Looks menacing even while peacfully taxiing to its parking position for the weekend.
Captured at Florennes Airbase during the pre-BAF Days spotter's event.
YEOVILTON AIR DAY 2015
Lucky shot as the pyrotechnic smoke had just fired at the right time to get dramatic background.
Amtrak's "Southwest Chief" negotiates "Spider Bridge" in New Mexico's Apache Canyon just outside of Lamy.
The 99 leads a trio of Apache Alcos south out of Holbrook, Arizona with a train of BNSF well cars that would breifly go into storage on their relatively inactive trackage.
The Apaches are criminal gangs from Belle Époque Paris. This term, which appeared around 1900, results from a media construction based on a set of news items. In 1902, two Parisian journalists, Arthur Dupin and Victor Morris, thus called the small gangsters and thugs of the rue de Lappe (in the 11th arrondissement of Paris) and "marlous" those of Belleville, who differentiate themselves from the underworld and thugs (notably the Bonnot gang) by their desire to display themselves/ Les apaches sont des bandes criminelles du Paris de la Belle Époque. Ce terme, qui apparaît vers 1900, résulte d'une construction médiatique basée sur un ensemble de faits divers. En 1902, deux journalistes parisiens, Arthur Dupin et Victor Morris, nomment ainsi les petits truands et voyous de la rue de Lappe (dans le 11e arrondissement de Paris) et « marlous » ceux de Belleville, qui se différencient de la pègre et des malfrats (notamment la bande à Bonnot) par leur volonté de s'afficher
The disadvantage to a 150mm lens is easily apparent .... loss of detail on a tight crop like this ... I was way to far away for the 150mm to cope even with a 2 x crop factor ... Taken at RAF Wittering
The Amazing Apache AH1 with it's mega fire power speed and agility. There is know escape.
So at the #Waddington air show this year the Army Air Corps just had to show off the Apache and what a great show it was. With a five minute re-enactment of just one of the scenarios they get into or have to get them self out of