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JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON -- 525th Fighter Squadron accepted delivery of F-22 Raptor Tail No. 4195 May5, 2012, at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, when Air Force Lt. Col. Paul Moga, 525th FS commander, flew the aircraft from Dobbins Air Force Base, Ga. Moga was met by family and 3rd Wing leadership. (U.S. Air Force photo/David Bedard)
This kid was just walking towards the back of the line when the DirecTV crew stopped him and asked to interview him because he was wearing a Blizzcon/Foo Fighters shirt. He clearly wasn't comfortable being put on the spot but he had a good sense of humor about it, and even sang a Foo Fighters song upon request by the guy with the mic.
These were two little scrappy guys who moved really quick. With the low colored lighting, cage in the way, and fast movements, taking pictures was a real challenge
On Scene with the Bridgeport Fire Department with a structure fire at 88 Horace St. Crews were called for a fire in the upper floors of a 2.5 story OMD. The first due engine and truck found the second floor and attic well involved with heavy fire coming out of the second floor porch. A special call was put in for addional engines and the safety officer due to the extent of the fire and the summer heat. The fire was knocked down in about 30 minutes but the structure required extensive overhaul to be sure all of the fire was extinguished. Representatives of the City's Fire Investigation Unit responded to process the scene and interview any and all witnesses to the fire. Though several families and thier pets were displaced no injuries were reported as a result of this fire.
Foo Fighters @ RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, on Saturday, July 4, 2015
Foo Fighters 20th Anniversary Blowout! Setlist:
Everlong
Monkey Wrench
Learn to Fly
Something From Nothing
The Pretender
Big Me
Congregation
Walk
I'm the One (Van Halen cover played during Chris Shiflett's band introduction)
Another One Bites the Dust (Queen cover played during Nate Mendel's band introduction)
Owner of a Lonely Heart (Yes cover played during Pat Smear's band introduction)
Cold Day in the Sun
My Hero (Acoustic)
Times Like These (Acoustic)
Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie cover)
All My Life
These Days
Outside
Breakout
For All the Cows
Alone + Easy Target
This Is a Call
Generator
Best of You
The Star-Spangled Banner
(Jimi Hendrix version, played during fireworks)
You Shook Me All Night Long
(AC/DC song, played during fireworks)
The Mig is still used by more than thirty air forces throughout the world.
Used in Vietnam and the Gulf War.
A supersonic single-engine fighter
This Mig sits in East Fortune Airfield with the tail of a Nazi Spitfire to the right
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ATLANTIC OCEAN (August 2, 2007) - An F/A-18E Super Hornet assigned to the ÒPukin Dogs" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 143 and a F/A-18C Hornet assigned to the "Wildcats" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 131 launch off the flight deck of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) during flight operations. Eisenhower and embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 7 are underway in the Atlantic Ocean. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Rafael Figueroa Medina (RELEASED)
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Levi Sherwood, who won the penultimate stage of the X-Fighters FMX series.
Red Bull X-Fighters recharges Battersea Power Station, on Saturday 14th August, during the qualifiing rounds of today;s competition of FMX, Freestyle Motor Cross Series. The events are being held at in London, Mexico City, Giza (Egypt) Mardrid, and Rome
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1975 F14-A Tomcat
Fighter
Manufactured by Gruman
The Tomcat is a "variable geometry" aircraft in that the wings can be extended at right angles to the fuselage for takeoff and landing and can be swept back for cruise. The ship can move through the sound barrier and achieve a speed of Mach Two — or roughly 1,400 miles per hour. It can operate up to 500 miles from its carrier base.
The key to the success of the F-14 lies in its Hughes radar. This instrumentation can paint six enemy aircraft at a range of roughly 85 miles even though the craft are flying at different altitudes, different speeds and in different directions. The F-14 can then launch six Phoenix missiles at the six targets. Each Phoenix missile has onboard radar and can calculate its own intercept. Thus, the F-14 launches the ordinance, turns and goes home.
The F-14 can also carry multiple Sparrow air to air missiles which are guided by either radar or infrared sensing along with four sidewinder air to air missiles and both "smart" and "dumb" bombs.
The F-14 entered the Navy inventory in 1972.
The Tomcat performs many tasks but its principal job is to protect the carrier battle group. Flying with a second Tomcat and the E-2 Hawkeye with long range radar, the three ships constitute a combat air patrol which is in the air twenty four hours a day. The carrier battle group can consist of ten warships costing the taxpayers 15 billion dollars and manned with a crew of 10,000 sailors. This battle group can muster more firepower than the entire armed forces of England. Hence, extensive protection is required.