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Photo ID: 1601838
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301 (cn PAV-1) The X-35 is the F-35 prototype. Initially an X-35A, was later converted to X-35B to test SVTOL capabilities. Preserved at Steven Udvar-Hazy Center. |
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Photo ID: 1595519
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N359KA (cn A94-0030) A great demo at Rotorfest 2009. This unique helicopter is based at Lockheed's Oswego, NY facility. |
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Photo ID: 1594572
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Photo ID: 1588619
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B-30 Titan 4 mission B-30, the final Titan rocket to launch from Florida after 50 years of service, and the next to last overall, explodes off the launch pad atop 3.3 million pounds of thrust to deliver a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office. Launch from Space Launch Complex 40 came at 8:50pm EDT, April 29, 2005. |
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Photo ID: 1588618
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AV-004 A fisheye view captures the launch of a 19-story Lockheed-Martin Atlas 5 rocket with the Inmarsat 4F-1 communications satellite at 4:42pm EST, March 12, 2005. This lens was destroyed by the very launch that took the 13,000-lb satellite into geosynchronous orbit. |
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Photo ID: 1587959
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Photo ID: 1582965
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301 (cn PAV-1) National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. The X-35B prototype which was used to evaluate the STOVL abilities of the future F-35. Canon EOS 40D, EF 24-105mm f/4.0 L IS USM lens. |
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Photo ID: 1563463
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N359KA (cn A94-0030) Bradley Space & Aviation Day 2009. Close up of the collective of this K-1200. Shot taken through the window / door. Canon EOS 400D, EF 17-40mm f/4 L USM lens, Speedlite 580EX II flash. |
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Photo ID: 1509267
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***** A mock-up Lockheed Martin JSF on display at Avalon Airshow 2009 |
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Photo ID: 1491685
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N35LX (cn 23528/1290) Catbird on a practice approach for runway 16L at Alliance. |
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Photo ID: 1470478
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301 (cn PAV-1) Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. The X-35 is an experimental aircraft developed by Lockheed Martin for the Joint Strike Fighter Program. It was declared the winner over the Boeing X-32 in 2001. This particular aircraft started life as a X-35A, but was later converted to a X-35B to test the STOVL (Short Take-off and Vertical Landing) capability. (Canon 350D + 17-55 IS + 430EX) |
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Photo ID: 1407311
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Photo ID: 1304879
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N35LX (cn 23528/1290) The CATB (Cooperative Avionics Test Bed) aicraft on final approach for a landing at the Lockheed Martin Fort Worth Texas plant. The CATB is a modified Boeing 737-300 used to test the mission systems of the F-35 Lightning II. The external modifications include a sensor wing forward of the main wing, added structure on the top and at the bottom of the fuselage and a modified nose representing the F-35 nose. (Canon 350D + 100-400 L IS) |
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Photo ID: 1188181
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301 (cn PAV-1) At the Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy museum at Dulles. |
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Photo ID: 1163363
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