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Photo ID: 2259091
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) "City of Pendleton" rotating on 28R on a fine spring afternoon. |
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Photo ID: 2200954
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Photo ID: 2079784
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Photo ID: 2054056
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Photo ID: 2039430
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) Fully laden with 3 fuel tanks and almost a full complement of ordinance. 123rd Fighter Squadron Redhawks Oregon Air National Guard. Returns after a mass 13-ship launch. Part of a ORI Operational Readiness Inspection. One looks closely one can see the tan color on the fuselage next to the horizontal stabilizer. Also by the intakes as this was a former 65th AGRS bird. Before it migrated north to Oregon to its new home from a more southerly climate of the desert of Nevada. |
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Photo ID: 2002930
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) Triple bagged full after burner and less than ideal conditions perfect combination to see. The 123rd Fighter Squadron Redhawks take off on 28R |
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Photo ID: 1919391
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) 123rd Fighter Squadron Redhawks Oregon Air National Guard. If you look closely. The variable ramp for the intakes are in the down position. You can see the tan lines running vertically on the intakes. Showing its former color from living at Nellis for the years before it migrated North. |
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Photo ID: 1889719
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) EX 65th AGRS Eagle. Now with the 123rd Fighter Squadron Redhawks Oregon Air National Guard. Lost its Brown and Tan color and warmer climate. For some grey on grey and a cooler climate. Seen departing 10R on a local training mission. |
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Photo ID: 1859325
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) Redhawk's 024's new, friendlier look is just skin deep, having recently been repainted after serving with the 65th AGRS |
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Photo ID: 1667274
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80-0024 (cn 668/C173) They say MDD engineers added flaps to the Eagle as an afterthought, because the wing generated so much lift it did not need them. This takeoff shot shows that it really doesn't. (Nikon D200 + Nikkor 300/4 AF-S) |
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Photo ID: 1636189
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Photo ID: 1517554
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Photo ID: 1482560
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Photo ID: 1443679
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Photo ID: 1409832
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