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The Ultimate Fighters debut airshow season was 2019. The mixed warbird 4-ship team fly a P-47, P-51, Spitfire & Buchon. Based at Sywell and operated as part of the Richard Grace / Air Leasing / Ultimate Warbirds organisation, they are seen here on the day they achieved their Public Display Authorisation (PDA) - 23/5/19
CAGED FIGHTERS 7
MAR 15, 2014
ELLAND ROAD CENTENARY PAVILION SUITE, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND
CAGED FIGHTERS 7
MAR 15, 2014
ELLAND ROAD CENTENARY PAVILION SUITE, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND
The Battle of Britain 75th Anniversary flight.
34 Spitfires and Hurricanes took off from Goodwood in the space of about 20 minutes, from 1400. Arranged in groups of three or four planes, they flew to various destinations in the South of England, visiting many towns and sites of significance in the Battle on the way. Three Spitfires headed north-east to fly to Bentwaters (Suffolk). They are seen here passing over the former RAF Martlesham Heath airfield at 15.08.
From top to bottom they are
Supermarine Seafire Mk IIIc PP972 (G-BUAR, Markings 11 5)
Supermarine Spitfire Mk Ia X4650 (G-CGUK, Markings KL A)
Supermarine Spitfire T9 ML407 (G-LFIX, Markings vOU)
This is a two seater, based at the former airbase at Bentwaters, near Woodbridge.
The pictures aren't really up to my usual standard, but were taken on a Canon compact camera, as I didn't really think there would be much opportunity for perfection!
copyright © 2007 sean dreilinger
view nick with some fighter planes - _MG_6710 on a black background.
Foo Fighters @ Pinkpop Festival 13-06-2011
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An F-16 fighter pilot assigned to the South Carolina Air National Guard’s 169th Fighter Wing runs through pre-flight sequences prior to takeoff at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, S.C., April 27, 2020. The 169th Fighter Wing saluted the healthcare professionals in South Carolina with a statewide flyover of more than 60 hospitals. The series of flyovers, originating from McEntire Joint National Guard Base, South Carolina, is part of the U.S. Air Force’s Operation AMERICAN RESOLVE to show appreciation to the thousands of heroes on the front lines battling COVID-19 with the intent to lift morale in cities across America. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Capt. Stephen Hudson, 169th Fighter Wing Public Affairs)
Location: Russia Moscow
Event: Red Bull X-fighters
Athlete: Mat Rebeaud,
Jim McNeil,
Adam Jones,
André Villa
Foo Fighters
Broken Leg Tour 2015
Unipol Arena Bologna, Italy IT
13th november 2015
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Malcon West 1 Unifil send-off at RMAF Subang. Malaysian armed forces with 5 Brunei soldiers leaving for Beirut, Lebanon on a 9 month peacekeeping mission. They were flown to Beirut International Airport by MAS Charter on Malaysian Airlines B777-200 (registration number 9M-MRP).
Foo Fighters live in St Paul, MN at the Xcel Energy Center. Sep 14, 2011 for the Wasting Light tour.
A group of steam driven fighters inspired by the movie Steamboy from Katsuhiro Otomo.
A bit of the story behind these planes is that they were invented in the future, after an industrial apocalypse caused the common people to have to revert back to the more pure power of steam, and the technology was advanced like never before. The rebel factions trying to overcome the Industrial Empire quickly invented chambers capable of highly compressing steam beyond any limit known before, and invented the fighters capable of utilizing this new power. They are equipped with steam hoses leading to jets on the back for extra speed, as well as normal props to assist in take off. I hope you all enjoy the pictures.
The 169th Fighter Wing, in close coordination with the Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region, the Eastern Air Defense Sector and the Federal Aviation Administration hosted the Southeast Aerospace Control Alert Conference at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, S.C., June 5-7, 2018. The conference was a total team training initiative to improve homeland defense capabilities by developing techniques with joint forces during small-scale exercises. This conference consisted of South Carolina Air National Guard 169FW F-16 fighter jets, U.S. Coast Guard Rotary Wing Air Intercept Squadron MH-65D Dolphin helicopters from USCG Air Station Atlantic City and South Carolina Wing Civil Air Patrol aircraft and crews to hone their skills with tactical-level air-intercept procedures. Mr. Luke Alcorn, an air traffic controller assigned to FAA's Jacksonville, Florida Center, receives an ACA familiarization flight in an F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet from the SCANG while participating in the Southeast ACA Conference, June 6, 2018. His pilot is Lt. Col. Andrew Thorne, from the 169FW. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Edward Snyder)
Suspended Animation Classic #100
Originally published Nov. 25, 1990 (#47)
Magnus Robot Fighter
By R. A. Jones
The times, they are a changing.
One of the most fondly remembered comic book series of the 1960s was “Magnus, Robot Fighter”. Set in the year 4000 A.D., the series centered on the heroic adventures of a young man named Magnus, who had been trained to shatter steel with his bare hands.
Magnus lived in a near-Utopian world in which sophisticated robots performed most physical labor – leaving mankind free to follow other pursuits. Occasionally, however, a robot would malfunction or fall under the control of evil men. When that happened, Magnus was called upon to stop them.
The book was a straight-forward action series, the stories fairly simple and unremarkable. What made them memorable was the clean, beautiful artwork of Russ Manning.
“Magnus, Robot Fighter” has been resurrected by Valiant Comics, and clearly shows how our sensibilities have changed in 25 years. The basic premise remains the same, but the slant of the stories is different.
Magnus now questions his right to destroy robots that are capable of independent thought, for he worries they may actually be living beings. So far, the series asks us to ponder the very nature of life.
Scripter Jim Shooter, who’s been writing comics since he was 13, has given us a new series that is proving to be superior to the old. It is a solid science-fiction tale that works very well.
It would be extremely difficult to match the level of artistic excellence achieved in the original series, and here the new book falls a little short – but only a little. Art Nichols and Bob Layton come close, and close is good enough. Combined with the quality of the paper and the coloring, it makes for an attractive package.
“Magnus, Robot Fighter” sells for $1.75 and is available in comic book specialty stores.