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B-52 bomber, piloted by Bud Holland, about to crash at Fairchild Air Force Base on June 24, 1994, killing all four crew members. The co-pilot's hatch cover, released too late to allow his escape, can be seen below the vertical stabilizer. The photo was taken by a U.S.A.F. photographer for an official "fini-flight" ceremony for Colonel Wolff, one of the crew, that was to have followed the flight.

 

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The first Boeing XB-47 built (46-0065) on 1 December 1947

 

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B-47Es on a SAC base flight line

 

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Strategic Air Command B-47 Stratojet bombers, the world's first swept-wing bomber

 

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U.S. Navy EB-47Es at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, in 1971.

 

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Seven B-47A at Boeing Wichita plant in January 1951.

 

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XB-47D

 

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B-47B using JATO bottles to reduce takeoff distance

 

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October 1952, F-84G Thunderjets of the 27th Fighter Escort Wing fly over an Air Force C-124 Globemaster II at a Japan Air Defense Force base in northern Japan

 

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South Africa’s Paramount Group has completed the first public flight of its AHRLAC design.

 

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17sqn Spitfire XVIs dressed up as yellow nosed 109s for the 1950 Farnborough airshow

 

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Mikoyan-Gurevich/MiG Ye-152 Flipper

 

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E-166/Ye-166, Mikoyan-Gurevich

 

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Kaman H-2 "Tomahawk" developed a low-cost design based on the existing Navy UH-2A "Seasprite"

 

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Sistema de recuperación de fulton. El Comando de operaciones especiales de la fuerza aérea cesó su uso en 1996

 

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Hungarian Air Force Mig-21 ,,Sharky,, /Magyar Légierő Mig-21,