Picture of the Martin/General Dynamics RB/WB-57F aircraft

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Aircraft Taken at More: NASA More: Martin/General Dynamics RB/WB-57F More: Mildenhall (MHZ / GXH / EGUN) More: UK - England, October 22, 2005 Remark Photographer N928NA / 28 (cn 119) Our highlight of the day was this WB-57F seen departing back to the USA. More: Tom Houquet Contact Tom Houquet Link to me!

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A visitor from Canada posted Sat October 25, 2008: Correct me if im wrong, but i beleve the wigs are long so the aircraft can acheave sufficient lift at high altitudes
A visitor from United States posted Wed September 24, 2008: Fascinating, I have never heard of this aircraft before, I wonder what NASA does with it.
A visitor from Iceland posted Tue November 8, 2005: Very nice plane. like were the motors are placed and its a real lowrider you could be bumpin in the hood on that one. nice picture!!
A visitor from Iceland posted Sun November 6, 2005: What an ugly plane! Very nice photo, good quality and angle. I wonder why the wings are SOOO long. - Reykjavik Spotters - D.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 4, 2005: Wow, it really sits quite low to the ground.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 4, 2005: A very interesting aircraft
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 4, 2005: Wow, what a big tail bird !!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 4, 2005: Excellent shot of this old bird never thought you would see an american example such as this in the UK.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 3, 2005: Very unique looking aircraft. Looks kind of like a cross between a F-14, F-9, U-2 and a Gloster Meteor. I believe there are only 2 of them left, both owned by NASA. -CLK
A visitor from Venezuela posted Thu November 3, 2005: It recreates the aura of an age. Altogether Loverly! Albeit pretty modifed, eh?
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 3, 2005: This thing looks wicked. Nice angle too.
A visitor from Mexico posted Thu November 3, 2005: I´ve never seen anything like it. Nice aircraft. T.B.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 3, 2005: What the heck is it? star wars :P
A visitor from Indonesia posted Thu November 3, 2005: Uniqe design for this plane, the angle capture succsesfull to aproach the main of detile

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