Club de los cazas de posguerra sin Club

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IFR training of J-8F from North Sea Fleet, observed by some young pilots flying on JL-9 nearby.

 

[Juanma]

de pedo es de posguerra
y de pedo no es especializado
Creo que cae de pedo aca

BLU-72B 2.500 lb. FAE

 

[Grulla]

1st Apr 2001 - In Memory of Wang Wei, the pilot of a J-8II fighter jet who died as a result of a United States Navy EP-3E ARIES II signals intelligence aircraft hitting the tailplane of Wang Wei's J-8II, causing it to spin out of control into the South China Sea. The EP-3E's front propeller was damaged when it knocked against the J-8II fighter and was forced to land on the island of Hainan with its 24 aircrew detained.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hainan_Island_incident

 

[Grulla]

One of three F9F-6 Cougars of Fighter Squadron (VF) 21 that on April 1, 1954, sixty years ago today, completed the first transcontinental flight in less than four hours pictured at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. Lieutenant Commander Francis X. Brady, Lieutenant W. Rich, and Lieutenant (junior grade) John C. Barrow launched from Naval Air Station (NAS) San Diego, California, and flew a distance of 2,438 miles to NAS Floyd Bennett Field, New York. They conducted aerial refueling over NAS Hutchinson, Kansas. It was an unofficial record in the fact that no official timer was present. Note the markings on the fuselage above the wing highlighting the aircraft's flight.

An F4D-1 Skyray of Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF) 115 pictured in flight over the coast of California on April 4, 1957, fifty-seven years ago today.

An F11F-1 Tiger assigned to the Naval Air Test Center at Naval Air Station (NAS) Patuxent River, Maryland, pictured during a touch and go landing on board the carrier Forrestal (CVA 59) on April 4, 1955, fifty-nine years ago today.

View of aircraft of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 14 spotted on the flight deck of the carrier Ranger (CVA 61) steaming in the Pacific Ocean on April 6, 1959, fifty-five years ago today. This image is much different from what is seen on today's flight decks with respect to the variety of aircraft represented.

 

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F-104 Starfighter del 3º Stormo

 

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F-104G Starfighter 53º Stormo

 

[Grulla]

A view of the Landing Signal Officer (LSO) platform on board the carrier Bennington (CVA 20) as an FJ Fury come aboard during flight operations in the mid-1950s.

F3H-2 Demons of Fighter Squadron (VF) 14, the "Tophatters," pictured in flight over Mediterranean Sea while operating from the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVA 42) on April 9, 1960, fifty-four years ago today.

A pilot mans an F7U-3M Cutlass at Naval Air Missile Test Center (NAMTC) Pt. Mugu, California, for a flight as part of Operation Aesop involving the testing of the Sparrow I missile on April 8, 1955, fifty-nine years ago today.

 

[Juanma]

Integrado en enero
Wan Chien

 

[Nocturno Culto]

An F3H-2 Demon of Fighter Squadron (VF) 213 pictured just after launching from the carrier Lexington (CVA 16) underway in the Western Pacific on April 11, 1961, fifty-three years ago today.

 

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[Juanma]

 

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Será un fake?

 

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[Grulla]

MiG-23UB

 

[Motocar]

Perfiles a colores de la serie 100 de cazas estadounidenses

Exitos

 

[Nocturno Culto]

An A-7E Corsair II aircraft of Attack Squadron (VA) 94 pictured on the catapult on the flight deck of the carrier Enterprise (CVN 65) during flight operations in support of Operation Praying Mantis in the Persian Gulf on April 18, 1988

 

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Leader un Lockheed-Aeritalia F-104S Starfighter del 4° Stormo, gregario destro un Aeritalia G-91 Y dell'8° Stormo, gregario sinistro un G-91 R del 2° Stormo e fanalino un Lockheed-Aeritalia F-104S Starfighter del 51° Stormo.

 

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