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    Florida Air National Guard RC-26B aircraft flies training mission over northern Florida [Image 5 of 5]

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    A twin-turboprop military maritime patrol or reconnaissance aircraft is captured in flight against a clear blue-grey sky. The aircraft is in a slight bank, with both propellers spinning visibly as motion blur. Navigation lights are illuminated on the wingtips, suggesting low-light or dusk conditions.

    JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    02.22.2011

    Photo by Sgt. Lalita Laksbergs 

    National Guard Bureau

    An RC-26B aircraft from the Florida Air National Guard, 125th Fighter Wing, based out of Jacksonville, Fla., flew a training mission off the coast of Jacksonville, Jan. 22. The RC-26B is equipped with imaging and communications equipment to assist law enforcement with reconnaissance and tracking of illegal drug traffickers and drug cultivation activity in addition to the ability to provide necessary support during natural disasters and national special security events.

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    Date Taken: 02.22.2011
    Date Posted: 03.10.2011 10:43
    Photo ID: 375652
    VIRIN: 110222-A-QS632-037
    Resolution: 1800x1200
    Size: 317.64 KB
    Location: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, US
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    A gray military or surveillance twin-turboprop aircraft is photographed head-on in flight over a calm body of water. The aircraft features a T-tail configuration and both propellers are visibly spinning, captured with motion blur. The image appears to be an air-to-air photograph taken from another aircraft at a similar altitude.
    A military aviator in olive green flight suit is inspecting or examining a targeting/sensor pod mounted beneath an aircraft. The individual appears to be conducting a pre-flight or maintenance inspection of the electro-optical/infrared sensor turret. A large aircraft landing gear wheel is visible in the background.
    A military aviator wearing an olive green flight suit is seated at a surveillance or intelligence workstation, viewing a multi-panel monitor displaying aerial reconnaissance imagery. The individual is assigned to the 125th Fighter Wing, as indicated by the patch on their left sleeve, and wears a Captain's rank insignia. The screen shows both color and infrared/thermal aerial imagery alongside a map display.
    A dark/matte black military or government aircraft is photographed in flight against a partly cloudy blue sky. The aircraft appears to be a twin-engine turboprop or small jet, consistent with a surveillance or reconnaissance platform. It is flying at a moderate altitude with landing gear retracted.
    A twin-turboprop military maritime patrol or reconnaissance aircraft is captured in flight against a clear blue-grey sky. The aircraft is in a slight bank, with both propellers spinning visibly as motion blur. Navigation lights are illuminated on the wingtips, suggesting low-light or dusk conditions.

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