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    MAG-14 Prowlers fly toward sundown, legacy intact through 40th anniversary [Image 3 of 7]

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    A formal U.S. Marine Corps military ceremony is taking place on an airfield tarmac, featuring a color guard presenting the American flag and unit colors. Blue Angels F/A-18 aircraft are parked in the background while a formation of aircraft conducts a flyover overhead. Marines in combat utility uniforms (MARPAT) are formed up in ranks alongside what appears to be a separate formation in dress uniforms on the right.

    MCAS CHERRY POINT, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    04.29.2016

    Photo by Cpl. Jodson Graves 

    Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

    U.S. Marines assigned to Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Training Squadron 1 attendees stand in formation during a deactivation ceremony at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., April 29, 2016. VMAQT-1 is the first of four Prowler squadrons to be deactivated after more than 60 years of service. Marine Air-Ground Task Force - Electronic Warfare is what the Marine Corps will transition to as the Prowler is replaced. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Jodson B. Graves/Released)

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    Date Taken: 04.29.2016
    Date Posted: 02.23.2017 19:09
    Photo ID: 3185742
    VIRIN: 160429-M-SW506-1276
    Resolution: 5760x3840
    Size: 1.76 MB
    Location: MCAS CHERRY POINT, NORTH CAROLINA, US
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    Downloads: 17

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    A military jet aircraft is photographed in flight over a large body of water during golden hour, with the sun reflecting dramatically off the ocean surface below. The aircraft appears to be a twin-engine jet, possibly an EA-6B Prowler or similar naval electronic warfare aircraft, captured from an air-to-air perspective. The warm orange and golden tones of the sunset create a striking contrast against the silhouetted aircraft.
    Three military jet aircraft are flying in formation through a cloudy sky. The aircraft in the foreground and right side are deploying flares, which are visible as bright burning projectiles trailing white smoke streaks. The image captures a dynamic aerial scene likely during a training exercise or demonstration.
    A formal U.S. Marine Corps military ceremony is taking place on an airfield tarmac, featuring a color guard presenting the American flag and unit colors. Blue Angels F/A-18 aircraft are parked in the background while a formation of aircraft conducts a flyover overhead. Marines in combat utility uniforms (MARPAT) are formed up in ranks alongside what appears to be a separate formation in dress uniforms on the right.
    A U.S. Marines EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft is captured in flight against a hazy blue-gray sky. The aircraft bears the tail code 'CY' and bureau number 161774, with 'DEATH JESTERS' markings on the tail, indicating it belongs to VMAQ squadron. The aircraft appears to be in a low-altitude flight configuration with landing gear retracted.
    A military jet aircraft is captured in flight against a hazy, overcast gray sky. The aircraft appears to be a twin-engine jet, viewed from a slightly below-and-behind angle, showing its underside and wing configuration. Dark exhaust smoke is visible trailing from the engines.
    A military jet aircraft is photographed on a tarmac or flight line at dusk or dawn, captured in dramatic silhouette against a pale sky. The aircraft appears to be a two-seat jet, likely a carrier-based or tactical strike aircraft, with its canopy open. Ground support equipment and additional aircraft are visible in the background.
    A U.S. Marines EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft is captured during takeoff or landing on a runway. The aircraft bears markings identifying it as belonging to VMAQ-1 squadron with tail code 'CB' and Bureau Number 158030. A snow-capped mountain is visible in the background along with a red aircraft hangar and urban buildings.

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