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Apparently today is You know what to do, name this aircraft:

How much down force are we looking at here? I'm sure some of you know the total thrust output, assume full power from all the engines:

The looks fast even when parked:

82 years ago this week: The first production Vought F4U-1 Corsair took flight. Famous for its inverted gull wing the Corsair helped turn the tide in the Pacific during WWII and went on to serve in the Korean war and beyond. Seen here is an F4U performing a jet assisted take off or JATO.

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747, Space Shuttle, and in one photo. Name a more iconic trio:

What's the story behind these 692 numbers above the canon? Get creative and make it interesting:

Can the Osprey truly replace the C-2 ? Why or why not?

Who else likes the A-10 in the green camo?

Today's challenge: name the squadron, the carrier, and all the aircraft on deck:

Anyone else miss the old VX-4 livery?

AIM-54 missile: what's on the receiving end?

What are they looking at on this A-10 ?

Building F-4 and F-15 at the same time, which one are you taking?

Happy Father’s Day dad! You’ve been an inspiration for me my entire life and have always been there for me. I always enjoy your stories of your time with the 1st Armored Division, and you’ve imparted on me a lifelong love of aviation and history.
Thank you to all the men who rise up to the calling that is fatherhood to become the mentors and role models for the next generation.

How much would you like to see a flightdeck loaded with again?

What do you call a flight of three F-4 ?

A pair of A-10 my guess is that they normally don't fly this high - what do you think?

F-14 , caption this:

Space Shuttle - hard to believe it's been retired for over 10 years now. Caption this:

80 years ago today: D-Day 6 June 1944 - over 150,000 troops landed on the beaches of Normandy in the largest amphibious landing in history. It has been referred to as The Longest Day, the turning point of , and was the scene of uncounted acts of bravery and sacrifice. Never forget and if you want to take a deeper dive check out today's special edition of my newsletter at: https://hangarflyingwithtog.com

How will the B-21 Raider be used? Now that it is flying and being tested, military planners are discussing what missions the Raider can - and should fly. If you enjoy taking a look back on military aviation history as well as current events, then check out my free weekly newsletter at: https://hangarflyingwithtog.com
There's more on the B-21 Raider in this weeks' issue. You'll also get a high-resolution image that I've taken at airshows each week. No watermarks, no restrictions, just my thank you for reading my newsletter.
Keep your eyes on the skies, and now you know!
-Tog

A-10 at sunrise or sunset? You decide:

If you can hear this photo, then we can be friends.

Viper belonging to the on takeoff - if you had to guess, how fast is he moving here?

There is a long line of thirsty aircraft behind this tanker, will it have enough fuel?

B-2 how stealthy are they?

AH-64 - it looks tough from any angle. How good is this helo?

How good is the 's Helmet?