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    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing turboprop aircraft, numbered 2711, is photographed in flight over a green, rolling rural landscape. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery with white body, orange stripe on the nose, and orange-tipped tail with the Coast Guard emblem. The aerial photograph appears to have been taken from another aircraft flying in formation.

    SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    02.05.2018

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    U.S. Coast Guard Southwest

    A Coast Guard C-27J aircrew, assigned to Coast Guard Air Station Sacramento, flies along the California Coastline during an area of familiarization training, Monday, Feb. 6, 2018. The C-27Js are outfitted with weather radar and communications equipment capable of supporting transport and other Coast Guard missions. Coast Guard photo by Lt. Scott Handlin

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    Date Taken: 02.05.2018
    Date Posted: 02.06.2018 16:24
    Photo ID: 4123843
    VIRIN: 180205-G-G0211-1017
    Resolution: 2400x1600
    Size: 2.71 MB
    Location: SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, US
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    Downloads: 48

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    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing turboprop aircraft, numbered 2711 and based in Sacramento, is photographed in flight over a mountainous, snow-capped landscape. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard red-and-white livery with blue stripe, along with a U.S. military star insignia on the tail. The setting appears to be over the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft (tail number 2711) is flying over a dramatic mountainous landscape, identifiable as Yosemite National Park with Half Dome visible in the background. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery with white body, orange diagonal stripe, and red tail markings. The aerial photograph captures both the aircraft in sharp detail and the sweeping granite valley terrain below.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft, marked with the number 2711, flies over a dramatic mountainous landscape featuring what appears to be Half Dome in Yosemite National Park, California. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery of white with an orange-red diagonal stripe and matching red tail. Snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountain ranges stretch across the background under a partly cloudy blue sky.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft, numbered 2711 and based in Sacramento, is photographed in flight over a snow-covered mountain range, likely the Sierra Nevada in California. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery with white body, orange stripe, and racing stripe markings. The image is a high-quality air-to-air photograph taken in clear winter conditions.
    A large four-engine turboprop aircraft, appearing to be a C-130 Hercules variant in aerial firefighting livery (white with red markings), is photographed in a banking turn over a snow-covered mountainous landscape. The terrain below features snow-dusted conifer forests and rugged granite peaks consistent with the Sierra Nevada range. The image is a high-quality aerial photograph taken in clear winter conditions.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft, identifiable by its distinctive white and orange livery, flies over a mountainous landscape featuring Half Dome in Yosemite National Park, California. The scene is captured from an aerial perspective during what appears to be winter or early spring, as evidenced by snow dusting the granite formations and surrounding peaks. The image is a striking combination of military aviation and iconic natural scenery.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing turboprop aircraft, numbered 2711 and based in Sacramento, is photographed in flight over a mountainous terrain with rivers and reservoirs visible below. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery with white body, orange and red diagonal stripe, and the Coast Guard emblem on the fuselage. The image is a high-quality aerial photograph taken from another aircraft.
    A U.S. Coast Guard HC-27J Spartan aircraft (tail number 2711) is photographed in flight over San Francisco Bay. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard red-and-white livery and is captured banking over the water with the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and San Francisco city skyline visible in the background. The image appears to be a professional aerial photography shot taken in hazy, overcast conditions.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft, numbered 2711 and based in Sacramento, is photographed in flight over San Francisco Bay. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard red-and-white livery with diagonal racing stripe. Alcatraz Island is clearly visible in the lower right background, with the San Francisco city skyline and surrounding hills visible beyond.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft, numbered 2711, flies over the iconic Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard orange and white livery with a red-striped tail. The aerial photograph captures both the bridge spanning the San Francisco Bay and the surrounding coastline in sharp detail.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing turboprop aircraft, numbered 2711, is photographed in flight over a rugged coastal landscape featuring sea cliffs, rocky outcroppings, and rolling green hills. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery of white with a red-and-blue diagonal stripe. The aerial photograph captures both the aircraft and a scenic coastline with ocean waves, beaches, and inland waterways visible below.
    A white twin-turboprop aircraft bearing U.S. Coast Guard markings and the number 2711 is photographed in flight over a green, hilly landscape with winding rivers and agricultural fields. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard orange diagonal stripe and red tail markings. The photo appears to be an air-to-air shot taken from another aircraft at a similar altitude.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing turboprop aircraft, numbered 2711, is photographed in flight over a green, rolling rural landscape. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery with white body, orange stripe on the nose, and orange-tipped tail with the Coast Guard emblem. The aerial photograph appears to have been taken from another aircraft flying in formation.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing aircraft, numbered 2711 and home-based in Sacramento, is photographed in flight over a green, rural landscape with rolling hills and scattered urban development in the background. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard white and orange livery with the service's racing stripe and shield insignia. The twin-turboprop aircraft appears to be on a routine patrol or transit mission at moderate altitude.
    A U.S. Coast Guard fixed-wing turboprop aircraft, bearing tail number 2711, is photographed in flight from an aerial perspective over a patchwork of agricultural fields. The aircraft displays the distinctive Coast Guard livery of white with red and orange markings, including the racing stripe and shield insignia. The terrain below suggests a flat, rural region with extensive farmland, likely in the western United States.

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