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USAF C-17 Globemaster III caught mid-air, Westbound somewhere over the English Channel a few years ago. Shot taken from a SQ 744. Scanned from negative.
The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) Showday, Saturday. The weather was awful, poor visability and 800 to 1200ft cloud base till late afternoon. The aircraft that could fly still put on a good show.
The USAF Thunderbirds were one of the star attractions at RIAT. They were not able to perform at their best due to the weather.
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Engineering Directorate held its 2022 awards ceremony on Feb. 15, 2023, at the Air Force Institute of Technology's Kenny Hall, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The ceremony celebrated excellence among team members, with 19 awards presented to both military and civilian Airmen. The ceremony was hosted by Jacqueline Janning-Lask, Director of Engineering and Technical Management Services Directorate and Karen Hudson, Avionics Engineering Division Chief. In addition to in-person attendees at Kenney Hall, nominees and winners also participated in the ceremony virtually from several other AFLCMC locations. In most instances, winners listed below will now compete at the Air Force Materiel Command level. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jim Varhegyi)
"Today skies are painted colors of a cowboys cliche
And strange how clouds that look like mountains in the sky
Are next to mountains anyway........" - John Mayer - 3x5
But obviously, I did have a camera by my side this time. :)
The USAF Thunderbirds soar over Atlantic City to begin their airshow performance at the 2012 Atlantic City Airshow.
The memorial for all divisions of the USAF Security Police. There are many different jobs that these men and women do.
From Warner Robbins AFB in Georgia perform at the Anna Maria Community Center on Anna Maria Island, in Florida. They have a LOT of talented invidividuals including one NCO who plays the bag pipes.
The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) Showday, Saturday. The weather was awful, poor visability and 800 to 1200ft cloud base till late afternoon. The aircraft that could fly still put on a good show.
The USAF Thunderbirds were one of the star attractions at RIAT. They were not able to perform at their best due to the weather.