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A calm Baltic Sea and weather out there. The light was constantly changing, it was wonderful to be on the beach that day
Red flag in morning, swimmers take warning... or something like that :). The owner of this kite should have taken heed. Our beaches have been under red flags almost every day for the past three or four weeks. The high wind is getting tedious.
Boeing (MDC) F-15E Strike Eagle 98-0134 (1364/E225) LN 492nd FS/48th FW) from RAF Lakenheath England at Red Flag 16-4.
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The Royal Air Force also had a contingent present at Nellis AFB For Red Flag 07-2.
Tornado GR4s were joined by an E-3D Sentry and a C-130K Hercules.
This 14 Sqn Tornado passes in front of one of many scenic backdrops presented at the base.
"Last Lancer" got its name for being the last B-1B built. Here it is seen on approach to RWY 21L at Nellis Air Force Base after a Red Flag 16-1 sortie.
US Air Force McDonnell-Douglas F-15C Eagle 79-0077/ EG from the 59thFS recovers to Nellis AFB during a 1996 'Red Flag' exercise
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This Langley-based "Fighting First" Raptor is pictured getting airborne from Nellis AFB 12 years ago today at the start of a Red Flag mission.
Boeing (MDC) EF-18M C.15-59 12-17 (840/A581) of Ala12 Spanish Air Force at Red Flag 16-4 Nellis AFB.
Las Vegas! Backdrop with Nellis afb in foreground. Redflag had just launched. From the far left is Mandalay Bay Hotel to the far right Stratosphere Hotel.
Canon 5D3, EF 100-400 mkll
the RAF placed a squadron of Typhoons and an MRTT at Nellis for this exercrise...and I understand Australia also added some Growlers...
Supporting participating assets in a 1996 'Red Flag' Exercise, colourful US Air Force Lockheed C-130H Hercules 83-0486 from the '139th AS' New York Air Guard arrives at Nellis AFB, Nevada
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Red Flag 07-2 saw the final appearance of the fascinating F-117A Nighthawk, better known as the Stealth Fighter.
This 8th FS "Black Sheep" jet taxies out to Runway 03L at Nellis AFB as another example rolls down 03R.
Photo prise sur la plage de Porto en Corse un jour de baignade interdite..
picture taken by the sea side in Corsica, swimming was prohibited this day..
A time lapse, of the sky around Area 51 during a Red Flag exercise, that I made for The Aviationist, earlier this year. For the full story:
theaviationist.com/2015/08/17/timelapse-video-of-red-flag...
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A grey old day between the runways at Nellis AFB for Red Flag 07-2 12 years ago today.
This VAQ-133 "Wizards" Prowler is pictured on recovery.
No-one walking at all, just so lovely and quiet after most people have gone home.
BARMOUTH - Seasisde resort in Gwynedd, North Wales.
US Air Force AMC Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker 62-3507 from the 319th ARS based at Grand Forks, North Dakota drops back into Nellis AFB, Nevada during a 1996 Red Flag exercise
Delivered in 1962, at that point she was 34 years old and now nearly 24 years on she is still active with the AFRC
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12 years since my best ever day on base. Something I doubt will ever be bettered, TBH. EOR during a Red Flag mission launch that included F-111s, F-117s, EA-6s, B-2, F-22s when they were still new and exciting, and plenty of colourful stuff, too.
The 65th AGRS operated the F-15C/D in the Aggressor role from Nellis AFB until its inactivation in September 2014.
Tragically, this aeroplane, along with its pilot, Lt. Col. Thomas "Moses" Bouley (one of two on board; a RAF exchange pilot ejected and survived), were lost in an accident on 30th July 2008. While executing a planned manoeuvre during a Red Flag 08-3 mission, the aeroplane departed from controlled flight and entered a spin from which recovery proved impossible. Lt Col Bouley ejected late and his parachute failed to inflate fully before he impacted the terrain.
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A pair of Langley Raptors hanging off our wing during an incredibly frustrating (photographically) first tanker ride 13 years ago today....