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The High Gallery |
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The High Gallery |
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Assorted Aircraft Pictures |
Photos sent to me by friends but the Photographers are
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If you have interesting aircraft pictures that you would like to share. E-mail them to HighSkyHigh@aol.com |
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| No information on aircraft sent me by Ed Stearns 11/24/07 |
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F-16 Fly Over Texas A M football stadium, seen from the top side, sent to me by Ted Taylor. Photographer unknown. |
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| A little excitement at McCarran Airport, Las Vegas. The world'! s largest aircraft (Russian Antonov 225). It was there to deliver a very large power transformer for Nevada Power, which was built in Turkey. Sent to me by Ed Stearns, Photographer unknown. |
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The 376th Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron, flew an ALL FEMALE KC-135 Stratotanker air refueling mission over Afghanistan on Jan. 31. Sent to me by Ed Stearns photographer unknown. |
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| This was not a good day to go flying for the above aircraft. Photographer unknown, sent to me by Ed Stearns. |
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Look like a lot of our tax dollars photos sent to me by Ed Stearns. Photographer unknown. |
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Rumor has it that the two jets were flying patrol over Downtown Houston shortly after the 9/11 attacks. Only avid military jet enthusiasts could probably confirm if in fact the EF on the jets identifies them to be Ellington Field Houston Texas Air National Guard aircraft and if the white tip on the ordinance suggests them to be carrying "live" ammo, possibly confirming the credible 9/11 connection and significance of the picture. Sent to me by Claus Beckenbach, photographer unknown. |
