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Figured this is a thread worth starting. I see some awesome pictures when I go to the ITS main site, but I want MORE.
Here's pictures I have personally taken:
In the cockpit of an MV-22B Osprey. I believe I was getting ready to ops check an actuator I had just replaced.
MV-22B Osprey engine nacelle opened up for phase maintenance.
Waiting for fuel at MCAS Miramar.
Marine F/A-18Cs and Ds at MCAS Miramar. I will not confirm nor deny that the COs jet was tagged in the middle of the night with numerous 'VMM-263' logos and dicks. Lots and lots of dicks. For those unaware of what 'tagging' is in the air wing community, it's embarrassing to let another unit put a sticker, paint their logo or anything on your aircraft. Tagging another unit's aircraft is an art, as I've seen vicious ass kickings for being caught in the act.
The rare and lonely USMC CH-46E on the ramp at Will Rogers World Airport.
A USCG HH-60 doing a hover check prior to take off at Will Rogers World Airport.
A USCG HC-130J taxiing in at Will Rogers World Airport after the May 20th, 2013 tornado that hit Moore, OK. No, it was not carrying supplies. But it was carrying DHS officials that came for some unknown reason.
Now for some photos I didn't take, but have found them to be pretty awesome.
A USMC MV-22A Osprey from VMX-22 refueling a F-35B.
An F-35B or C (unknown, but note the gun pod underneath the belly, which only the B/C has. The A has an internal gun) breaking away from a chase plane.
B-52Hs and a B-2 on the ramp at an unknown location. My guess is Andersen AFB on Guam.
Here's pictures I have personally taken:
In the cockpit of an MV-22B Osprey. I believe I was getting ready to ops check an actuator I had just replaced.
MV-22B Osprey engine nacelle opened up for phase maintenance.
Waiting for fuel at MCAS Miramar.
Marine F/A-18Cs and Ds at MCAS Miramar. I will not confirm nor deny that the COs jet was tagged in the middle of the night with numerous 'VMM-263' logos and dicks. Lots and lots of dicks. For those unaware of what 'tagging' is in the air wing community, it's embarrassing to let another unit put a sticker, paint their logo or anything on your aircraft. Tagging another unit's aircraft is an art, as I've seen vicious ass kickings for being caught in the act.
The rare and lonely USMC CH-46E on the ramp at Will Rogers World Airport.
A USCG HH-60 doing a hover check prior to take off at Will Rogers World Airport.
A USCG HC-130J taxiing in at Will Rogers World Airport after the May 20th, 2013 tornado that hit Moore, OK. No, it was not carrying supplies. But it was carrying DHS officials that came for some unknown reason.
Now for some photos I didn't take, but have found them to be pretty awesome.
A USMC MV-22A Osprey from VMX-22 refueling a F-35B.
An F-35B or C (unknown, but note the gun pod underneath the belly, which only the B/C has. The A has an internal gun) breaking away from a chase plane.
B-52Hs and a B-2 on the ramp at an unknown location. My guess is Andersen AFB on Guam.
