Thanks to Magoo for pointing out I originally had this photo up side down. It's not easy to tell when the plane has no tail! In this particular photo, the plane was quite far away, but the lighting made the plane look very 3D, thus I took the shot. The sun is coming from the right side of the photograph, so the plane is climbing. [Unfortunately a bit overexposed image.]
(This photo is of no significance other than I thought the composition of the B2 and a Herc was interesting in a ying-yang sense.)
Tail number (79-783)
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You searched for Serial =
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| Serial | Code | Type | CN | Unit | Status | First | Last | Comment |
| 98-1355 | - | C-130J | 5491 | 135th AS | act | jan00 | aug03 | MD ANG |
Some additional info from "secretjet":
C-130J Hercules 98-1355
175th Wg, 135th AS Maryland ANG
Warfield ANGB. `Baltimore'.
AN/AYR-1 passive surveillance (Tip thanks to "secret jet")
The X-34 is a reusable spacecraft. It's not clear how much function this unit on display possessed.
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You searched for Serial = '76-0116'
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| Serial | Code | Type | CN | Unit | Status | First | Last | Comment |
| 76-0116 | ED | F-15A-18-MC | 324/A268 | 445th FLTS | act | jan96 | oct03 | '412 TW' apr03 |
The "armada" signifies the end of flying.
Southern California fires as seen looking towards "south base".
The Predator sensor array. And you wonder why Osama is scared to leave his cave....
You can bet these are inert. The tail number on the F16 in the background is 87-352, for those keeping score.
Mercedes Benz Gem Car puts those old Cushmans to shame.
