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Kodak Baby Hawkeye 127 Film Box Camera, Rerapan Film
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Joe and I got the best Christmas present this year!!
In case you don't recognize him, this is Hawkeye from Blue Willow Poodles. We just picked him up today. He seems to be doing real well Jeff and Tracy.
maybe a juvi red shouldered...it was dive bombing some wood ducks on a spring runoff pond near the nature center
Long one of the most recognizable aircraft to fly from the decks of U.S. Navy aircraft carriers because of the large rotodome perched atop its fuselage, the E-2 Hawkeye lives up to its nickname by providing all-weather airborne early warning to tactical commanders at sea. The airplane has served continously for more than half a century, its service taking it from Vietnam to the Global War on Terror, as well as on numerous deployments in support of drug interdiction operations. The first version of the Hawkeye to enter services was the E-2A, which joined the fleet in 1964. An upgraded computer system installed in forty-nine E-2As prompted their redesignation as E-2Bs in1969-1971, and the E-2C with upgraded engines and more advanced radar systems first flew in September 1972. Over the course of the ensuing decades, the E-2C has undergone numerous modifications, each incorporating features that significantly enhance the airplane’s capabilities. The E-2C surpassed one million flight hours in August 2004. The Advanced Hawkeye, designated the E-2D, was delivered to the fleet beginning in July 2010, and is expected to fully replace the E-2C by 2023.
The E-2C provides a range of capabilities that support command and control, notably surface surveillance coordination, air interdiction, offensive and defensive counter air control, close air support coordination, time critical strike coordination, search and rescue airborne coordination and communications relay
The Navy began work on airborne early warning during World War II, teaming with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to conduct experiments, codenamed Project Cadillac, to develop airborne early warning equipment that would enable the detection of enemy aircraft and ships at great distances. Modified TBM Avenger torpedo-bombers and later single-engine AF Guardians filled the role in the immediate postwar years until the development of the WF Tracer, which incorporated a TF Trader modified with twin-tails and a radome mounted atop the fuselage. Delivered to the fleet beginning in 1960, the WF Tracer (later redesignated E-1) was referred to as the "Stoof with a Roof" or "Willy Fudd" by those who flew it, and served until 1977.
While the WF/E-1 filled the operational requirements of the fleet, it was only intended as an interim measure until the introduction of a new airborne early warning aircraft built from the ground up for the mission. Thus, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation engineers set to work designing an entirely new platform to meet the Navy’s requirements for an airplane that could reach a high altitude for greater detection range and house the equipment for the Air Tactical Data System (ATDS). In final form, Design 123 featured a wingspan of over 80 ft., a pressurized fuselage section, and a distinctive tail design with four vertical tail surfaces. Additionally, the 24 ft. diameter rotodome was more streamlined than the radome on the WF/E-1, helping to improve performance.
Initially designated the W2F-1 when ordered, the airplane was redesignated the E-2 Hawkeye in 1962, and two years later the first E-2As were delivered the Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 11, their first combat deployment to the waters off Vietnam coming in 1965. An upgraded computer system installed in forty-nine E-2As prompted their redesignation as E-2Bs in1969-1971, and the E-2C with upgraded engines and more advanced radar systems first flew in September 1972. Over the course of the ensuing decades, the E-2C has undergone numerous modifications, each incorporating features that significantly enhance the airplane’s capabilities. The E-2C surpassed one million flight hours in August 2004. The Advanced Hawkeye, designated the E-2D, was delivered to the fleet beginning in July 2010, and is expected to fully replace the E-2C by 2023.
During their service, Hawkeyes directed F-14 Tomcat fighters flying combat air patrol during the strikes against terrorist-related Libyan targets in 1986. In the early 1990s, E-2s provided airborne command and control for successful air operations as part of Operation Desert Storm, including air control for the shoot-down of two Iraqi MIG-21 aircraft by carrier-based F/A-18s in the early days of the war. Later in the decade, E-2s supported Operations Northern and Southern Watch over Iraq. E-2s also supported NATO operations over the former Republic of Yugoslavia, including Operation Deny Flight. Recently, in Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, E-2 Hawkeyes provided critical airborne battle management and command and control functions supporting numerous close air support and battlefield interdiction missions. E-2s also have worked extremely effectively with U.S. law enforcement agencies in drug interdictions operating from bases in the United States and several foreign countries.
The E-2C in the museum’s collection was flight delivered to Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola in May 2014, and is displayed in the markings of its last squadron, Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 123, the “Screwtops.”
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After attending the All State Music Festival at Iowa State on Saturday, Sam and I watched the Iowa Hawkeyes get shellacked by Creighton on Sunday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. Way up in the cheap seats but not a bad view. The Hawks have a looooong way to go to get back to where they were under Dr. Tom but Fran has them headed in the right direction. For you loyal Hawk fans (Fred, I'm talking to you!) you can see announcers Gary Dolphin and Bobby Hanson in the front row. 2011YIP
11.20.2011
Kodak has always done something with boxes. What the hawkeye has to do with this tupperware I still don't know. Took me 15 minutes to find out where the shutterbutton was,...it's the grey plastic plate under the lens,...not very proud of myself... The rewind mechanisme is rather funny, you have to turn a level till the spring is under tension, there is a security, if you go to far it's de-armed itself with a breaking noise, so you can start again whitout damaging the mechanism. With a full tension, you can film an amazing 10 seconds. Not a Tarkovski-thing.
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Official Lego Hawkeye minifigure released in the 2012 Marvel Superheroes sets. Face one of the double-sided printed head.
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“What is Creative Mondays?
Monday’s are always a drag. The start of a new week, you have to go back to that routine of going to bed early/get up early. If (like me) you have to commute then you prepare for that long journey into work and that long journey back for the first time after a nice two day break.
So to kick off those lousy Mondays, I’m going to get my creative mind flowing in a positive way. Creative Mondays. A chance for me to show off something unfinished or finished that I’ve been working on throughout the previous week.”
Tomorrow I’ll be heading out to the cinema to see the latest Avengers film. I’m trying to avoid the major hype machine going on at the moment and figured while I’m at it, I’d finish off the last remaining member of the original group. This rounds off the original group of characters I was aiming to design but the series grew much more than I anticipated so I will continue to include other superheroes and villains as I go. I’m also looking at building a DC collection in the near future so stay tuned for plenty more!
It's a Brownie Hawkeye folks. The streamlined time machine that made everybody a photographer.
Don't strain your eyes. Yes, the price tag says, $4.95.
Hawkeye & Black Widow are occasional partners and ex-lovers in the comic books, while they're teammates and NOT lovers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I don't know if these cosplayers are together, but since they slipped me a business card, I'm guessing they're professionals.
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Image Taken at the Oklahoma State Cowboys vs Iowa Hawkeyes, Sunday, February 22, 2026, Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater, OK. Bruce Waterfield/OSU Athletics
A still life photo of an old Brownie Hawkeye camera with flash. Brownie is the name of a long-running popular series of simple and inexpensive cameras made by Eastman Kodak. The Brownie popularized low-cost photography and introduced the concept of the snapshot.
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Playing around with a look and feel of a live action Hawkeye.
Pic features Michael Weatherly of CBS's "NCIS". Clint Barton and Weatherly's Tony DiNozzo share very similar qualities. Working on a masked version.
For entertainment purposes only, not intended for profit. Hawkeye, Clint Barton, Ronin and associated designs and insignia Copyright Marvel Comics. "NCIS", Tony DiNozzo and associated photos and likenesses Copyright Paramount Network Television, Belisarius Productions, thinkfilm, and CBS Paramount Domestic Television.
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