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    Antonov An-225 touches down at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan [Image 1 of 9]

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    The image shows a close-up view of the underside of a large cargo aircraft's wing, displaying three massive turbofan jet engines. The aircraft features a distinctive blue and yellow livery consistent with Antonov Airlines (Ukrainian operator), suggesting this is likely an Antonov An-124 or An-225 Mriya. The aircraft is parked on a tarmac in what appears to be an arid, desert-like environment.

    CAMP BASTION, AFGHANISTAN

    03.07.2011

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Samantha H. Arrington 

    II Marine Expeditionary Force   

    The Antonov An-225 touched down at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, March 7. The largest and heaviest aircraft in the world, the one-of-a-kind An-225 is currently operated by Ukraine’s Antonov Airlines and contracted to carry large cargo and supplies around the world.

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    Date Taken: 03.07.2011
    Date Posted: 03.09.2011 11:24
    Photo ID: 375059
    VIRIN: 110307-M-9999A-109
    Resolution: 5616x3744
    Size: 4.86 MB
    Location: CAMP BASTION, AF
    Web Views: 516
    Downloads: 32

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    The image shows a close-up view of the underside of a large cargo aircraft's wing, displaying three massive turbofan jet engines. The aircraft features a distinctive blue and yellow livery consistent with Antonov Airlines (Ukrainian operator), suggesting this is likely an Antonov An-124 or An-225 Mriya. The aircraft is parked on a tarmac in what appears to be an arid, desert-like environment.
    The image shows the Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world's largest cargo aircraft, parked on an airport tarmac. The aircraft bears the registration UR-82060 and Antonov Airlines livery with blue and yellow accents. A group of people can be seen near the nose/front cargo door area, suggesting loading or inspection activity.
    The image shows a close-up frontal view of a jet engine turbofan, looking directly into the intake. The fan blades radiate outward from a central spinner cone in a symmetrical pattern, revealing the engine's internal geometry. The metallic components appear to be in a static, non-operational state.
    A close-up frontal view of a large commercial aircraft turbofan jet engine, photographed from below while the aircraft is on the ground. The engine nacelle inlet is prominently displayed, revealing the fan blades and central spinner cone in sharp detail. The aircraft wing and pylon are partially visible in the upper portion of the frame against a hazy blue sky.
    The image shows the main landing gear assembly of a very large aircraft, likely an Antonov An-124 or An-225, parked on a concrete apron. Multiple sets of large aircraft tires are visible in a row beneath the fuselage, which features a blue and yellow livery. Wheel chocks are placed on the ground in front of some of the tires, indicating the aircraft is stationary and secured.
    A close-up ground-level view of a large cargo aircraft's wing showing three visible turbofan jet engines mounted beneath it. The aircraft features a white fuselage with blue and yellow livery markings, consistent with Antonov Airlines branding. The aircraft is parked on a concrete apron at what appears to be a desert airport.
    A massive cargo aircraft, consistent with an Antonov An-124 or An-225 based on its six engines and twin tail fins, is parked on a large concrete apron or tarmac. The image is taken from a rear perspective, emphasizing the enormous wingspan and dual vertical stabilizers. A single person stands near the aircraft, providing scale that highlights the extreme size of the plane.
    An Antonov cargo aircraft (bearing 'ANTONOV' and 'CARGO' markings with Ukrainian blue and yellow livery) has its nose cone raised, revealing the front-loading cargo bay. A large military or heavy-duty wheeled vehicle is being unloaded via a ramp onto the tarmac. Several personnel, including at least one armed individual, are observing the unloading operation at what appears to be a desert airfield.
    A large white cargo aircraft is captured either landing or taking off on a desert airfield under a clear blue sky. The environment appears arid and flat, consistent with a military or remote airbase. Additional aircraft can be seen parked in the background on the right side of the image.

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