11th Annual Symposium .. International Society for Aviation Photography (ISAP)

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f/8 and Be There!
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FLY NAVY!
Another great character from the Military Aviation Museum
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Potential Speed Bump
Shot this on Friday but on Sunday, in light rain and fog, this PT-19 (which is not affiliated with the MAM) almost ended up directly in the path of the C-46 as it touched down!
There was much gesturing and waving to get him off the runway as he back-taxied directly toward the Commando and almost certain disaster!
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Adlerflug
German Paratroops in Training
This is where you find out who your friends are!
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We'll meet again...
Don't know where, don't know when...
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Sleep Tight America!
Hmmm...I see a little funkiness in masking around the wings...
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Four Tires, Fuel and a Half Round of Wedge...
Pit Stop .. NavAir Style!
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Jeff D. Welker

Quote from: Jay Beckman on May 24, 2012, 12:30:52 AM
Four Tires, Fuel and a Half Round of Wedge...
Pit Stop .. NavAir Style!

Really like the image and processing Jay. Am I correct to assume this is a hot ramp process of some sort?
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Kind of...

The jet parked and shut down while they swapped GIBs and headed back out in a pretty quick turnaround.  Pilot stayed put through the entire evolution.

It was interesting how every job around the jet had a "do" and a "watch" but I guess that's how the long blue line remains unbroken.
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Just cool little details like the muzzle plugs on the .50 cal machine guns (Spit and Hurricane wore the typical red tape covering) really show how pristine the aircraft are in Jerry Yagan's collection.
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wingsnstuff

Jay, The Black Lion Super Bug shot is awesome.  Doubling up around aircraft on a flight deck is an essential safety evolution.  Being sucked into, or blown into propellers, jet exhaust, or intakes is an extremely high possibility, so they keep lots of safety watches around to shut things down or warn ground and aircrew of impending or actual danger.  I assume they practice on the ground as if they were on a flight deck.  That seems to make sense.  Great Shot!   :)

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Quote from: wingsnstuff on May 31, 2012, 02:58:16 PM
Jay, The Black Lion Super Bug shot is awesome.  Doubling up around aircraft on a flight deck is an essential safety evolution.  Being sucked into, or blown into propellers, jet exhaust, or intakes is an extremely high possibility, so they keep lots of safety watches around to shut things down or warn ground and aircrew of impending or actual danger.  I assume they practice on the ground as if they were on a flight deck.  That seems to make sense.  Great Shot!   :)

Hadn't considered that aspect Vance but I'm sure you're 100% right (although, given the taps, nods and pointing, it was pretty obvious that there was at least some degree of training going on as well...)

Thanks for the feedback!
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