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M17 aircraft aerobatics.
M17 aircraft aerobatics.
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Engine block, used as foundation support
Preparing for tank production. A temporary machine shop is set up in a big automobile plant. A large drill press , a radial drill press, a vertical mill and a horizontal mill are background for an engine block of the type to be used in the tank motor. Ford Lincoln plant, Michigan
Halftrac scout cars. Laying the foundation of another power plant for an Army halftrac scout car. An engine block, already fitted with studs and bearing caps, starts its journey down the assembly line of a large Ohio plant. It will come off that line as part of a powerful, dependable engine, ready to take its place in the chassis that will be waiting for it. White Motor Company, Cleveland, Ohio
Members of the 706th Maintenance Battalion use a Swing Fire heating device to warm the engine block of an M35 series 2.5-ton truck during Exercise BRIM FROST '89
USMC Corporal J. Dillion and Lance Corporal A. Danielson, gunners from 3rd Battalion 1ST Marines Anti-Armor Platoon, Javelin Section (Foreground), fire the first Javelin missile, in the Marine Corps inventory. Target is an M60 Tank (Not shown), at 15-hundred meters was sited in by the Enhanced Thermal Signature created by charcoal on the tank's engine block and tracks. Marines from 3rd of the 1ST Anti-Armor Javelin section get a close look at the missile and sounds of a Tactical round in flight. The Javelin Round was fired at Range 407 live fire range, Camp Pendleton, California 19 June 1999
A view from the rear as US Marine Corporal L. Dillion and Lance Corporal A. Danielson, from the 3rd Battalion, 1ST Marines Anti-Armor Platoon fired the first Javelin missile. The missile can be seen in the center of the image. The target is an M60 Tank (Not shown), at 15-hundred meters was sited in by the Enhanced Thermal Signature created by the charcoal on the tank's engine block and tracks. The Javelin round was fired at Range 407 live fire range, Camp Pendleton, California June 19, 1999
US Air Force (USAF) Technical Sergeant (TSGT) Cullen Lawrence, a Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of Vehicle Maintenance and Royal Australian Air Force, Corporal (CPL) Tony J. Parsons, a Ground Support Equipment Technician, examine an engine block on an M-Series 2 1/2 ton truck at Peter J. Ganci Jr. Air Base, Kyrgyzstan, in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM
Onboard the US Navy (USN) L.Y. Spear Class Submarine Tender, USS EMORY S. LAND (AS 39), Engineman SENIOR CHIEF (ENCS) Robert Hewitt, examines an engine-block in need of repairs with a Congolese translator during a repair training evolution. The LAND is currently in port at Pointe Noire, Congo (CGO), conducting repair training evolutions and Community Relations projects with host nation nationals
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Aerobatics fly air.
M17 aircraft aerobatics.
M17 aircraft aerobatics.
M17 aircraft aerobatics.
M17 aircraft aerobatics.
M17 aircraft aerobatics.
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M17 aircraft aerobatics.
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US Air Force SENIOR AIRMAN Greg L. Davis, a US Air Force photojournalist, takes a picture of himself while flying in the back seat of a Long EZ aircraft at Shawfest 2000, Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina. The Long EZ aircraft, flown by Lon B. Anderson of Utah, performed aerobatics in front of thousands at Shaw. There isn't a traditional tail visible behind Davis' head as the aircraft has two winglet type control surfaces at the tips of the main wing
The Italian National Aerobatics team called "Frecce Tricolore" performs a mini air show for the United States Air Force (USAF) personnel at Aviano Air Base prior to their scheduled performance
The Italian National Aerobatics team called "Frecce Tricolore" performs a mini air show for the United States Air Force (USAF) personnel at Aviano Air Base prior to their scheduled performance
Prior to their scheduled performance, the Italian National Aerobatics team called "Frecce Tricolore" performs a mini air show for the United States Air Force (USAF) personnel at Aviano Air Base
The Italian National Aerobatics team called "Frecce Tricolore" performs a mini air show for the United States Air Force (USAF) personnel at Aviano Air Base, including this solo performance, prior to their scheduled performance
Prior to their scheduled performance, the Italian National Aerobatics team called "Frecce Tricolore" performs a mini air show for the United States Air Force (USAF) personnel at Aviano Air Base
The United States Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron (USAFADS), The Thunderbirds, perform aerobatics in the skies in their F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter aircraft at Ellsworth Air Force Base (AFB), South Dakota (SD), for General (GEN) Hal Hornburg, not shown, the Air Combat Command (ACC) Commander
