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    Off to the runs with Kiowa Warriors for the last time [Image 10 of 16]

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    A formation of multiple U.S. Army military helicopters flying in close formation over a forested landscape. The lead aircraft is identifiable as an OH-58D Kiowa Warrior scout helicopter, distinguished by its mast-mounted sight (MMS) ball above the rotor. The aircraft bear 'U.S. ARMY' markings and appear to be on a training or operational mission.

    UNITED STATES

    04.15.2016

    Courtesy Photo

    82nd Combat Aviation Brigade

    OH-58D Kiowa Warriors with the 1st Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, conduct a flyover over the City of Fayetteville, N.C., April 15. The Kiowa Warrior has been a mainstay in the skies over the North Carolina and the Fayetteville community for over twenty-five years.

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    Date Taken: 04.15.2016
    Date Posted: 04.15.2016 19:28
    Photo ID: 2528009
    VIRIN: 140921-A-ZZ999-010
    Resolution: 4195x2792
    Size: 418.31 KB
    Location: US
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    A large formation of military helicopters, identifiable as OH-58D Kiowa Warriors, are lined up on a runway in a 'elephant walk' formation, suggesting a mass takeoff or display exercise. The helicopters are arranged in a V-shaped or arrowhead formation across the width of the runway. The setting appears to be a U.S. Army airfield surrounded by pine trees, consistent with installations in the southeastern United States.
    A large formation of military helicopters, identifiable as OH-58D Kiowa Warrior reconnaissance helicopters, are lined up on an airfield runway in a 'elephant walk' formation. The helicopters are arranged in two diagonal columns converging toward the camera, suggesting a mass takeoff or display exercise. The setting appears to be a U.S. Army airfield, likely Fort Bragg or a similar installation, based on the surrounding infrastructure.
    A large formation of military helicopters is lined up on a runway, appearing to be preparing for a mass takeoff or conducting a formation taxi exercise. The helicopters are arranged in multiple rows across the tarmac, suggesting a coordinated military operation or demonstration. The setting appears to be a military airfield surrounded by pine forests, consistent with installations in the southeastern United States.
    A large formation of military helicopters flying in coordinated flight over a forested landscape. The aircraft appear to be OH-58D Kiowa Warrior scout/reconnaissance helicopters, identifiable by their distinctive mast-mounted sight (ball) above the rotor hub. The formation consists of approximately 15 or more helicopters arranged in a staggered multi-row formation.
    A formation of United States Army military helicopters flying in formation over a forested landscape. The foreground features a clearly visible OH-58D Kiowa Warrior scout helicopter with 'UNITED STATES ARMY' markings and a distinctive mast-mounted sight on top. Multiple additional helicopters, including what appear to be AH-64 Apache attack helicopters, are visible in the background formation.
    A large formation of United States Army OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helicopters flying in formation over a forested landscape. The lead helicopter is clearly marked 'UNITED STATES ARMY' and features the distinctive mast-mounted sight (MMS) ball above the rotor. This appears to be a military exercise, demonstration, or farewell flight involving a significant number of aircraft.
    A large formation of U.S. Army OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helicopters flying in formation over a forested landscape. The foreground features a clearly visible lead helicopter marked 'United States Army' with the distinctive mast-mounted sight (MMS) ball above the rotor. This appears to be a military formation flight, possibly a farewell or retirement ceremony given the large number of aircraft assembled.
    A large formation of U.S. Army OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helicopters flying in close formation over a wooded, semi-urban landscape. The lead helicopter clearly displays 'UNITED STATES ARMY' markings and features the distinctive mast-mounted sight ball above the rotor hub. This appears to be a formal military flight demonstration or farewell formation flight, likely associated with the OH-58D retirement ceremony.
    Two United States Army helicopters are flying in formation over a forested landscape under an overcast sky. The foreground aircraft is clearly identifiable as a Bell OH-58D Kiowa Warrior, marked 'UNITED STATES ARMY' with tail number P393, featuring a distinctive mast-mounted sight (MMS) above the rotor hub. A second helicopter of the same type is visible in the background, slightly out of focus.
    A formation of multiple U.S. Army military helicopters flying in close formation over a forested landscape. The lead aircraft is identifiable as an OH-58D Kiowa Warrior scout helicopter, distinguished by its mast-mounted sight (MMS) ball above the rotor. The aircraft bear 'U.S. ARMY' markings and appear to be on a training or operational mission.
    An aerial photograph of a public gathering or civic event taking place in a landscaped plaza or park area adjacent to a road intersection. A large crowd of people is assembled around a central circular roundabout featuring a statue or monument, with a fire truck extending its ladder arm visible near the bottom center. The scene appears to be an organized community event, possibly a dedication ceremony, rally, or public celebration.
    A military retirement or farewell ceremony is taking place on a tarmac at Fort Bragg, where fire trucks are performing a traditional water cannon salute for a helicopter. A small military helicopter, likely an OH-58 Kiowa, is flying through the arch of water created by two fire trucks numbered 22 and 21. Additional helicopters and personnel are visible in the background of what appears to be a military airfield.
    A large formation of military helicopters, identifiable as OH-58D Kiowa Warriors, flies in formation over what appears to be a U.S. Army military installation, likely Fort Rucker (now Fort Novosel) in Alabama. Below, a crowd of spectators has gathered on a grassy field to observe the flyover, with a runway, parking lots filled with vehicles, and military buildings visible in the background. The event appears to be a formal military ceremony or airshow.
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