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    A four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft is photographed from directly below and behind, flying at low altitude against a pale blue sky. The aircraft displays a high-wing configuration with four spinning propellers clearly visible, consistent with a Lockheed C-130 Hercules or similar variant. The image captures the underside and rear fuselage in warm golden light, suggesting early morning or late afternoon conditions.

    CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO, UNITED STATES

    09.11.2011

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Ericka Engblom 

    27th Special Operations Wing

    A MC-130W Dragon Spear flown by the 73rd Special Operations Squadron performs a fly-over at Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., Sept. 11. The fly-over was part of a ceremony that honored the victims of 9/11 the ceremony also included a memorial walk and the dedication of a piece of steel from the World Trade Center.

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    Date Taken: 09.11.2011
    Date Posted: 09.14.2011 16:49
    Photo ID: 456625
    VIRIN: 110911-F-AC764-081
    Resolution: 2100x1500
    Size: 920.46 KB
    Location: CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO, US
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    A United States Air Force military ceremony is taking place on a tarmac or hangar floor, featuring uniformed airmen folding an American flag. Two airmen are actively stretching and folding the flag while a third stands at attention near a wooden podium. Seated observers, including a civilian woman and a soldier in camouflage, watch the ceremony in front of large red USAF fire trucks.
    A ceremonial unveiling of a 9/11 memorial artifact is taking place at what appears to be a military or fire station installation. Two officials — one in a fire department dress uniform and one in a U.S. Air Force dress uniform — are removing a black drape from a steel beam fragment mounted on a wooden pedestal. The memorial includes a plaque reading 'GOD BLESS AMERICA,' an FDNY '343' emblem, and an identification tag labeled 'I-0078J,' indicating this is a piece of World Trade Center steel.
    Two United States Air Force personnel in dress uniforms are participating in a 9/11 memorial ceremony. One airman is rendering a salute toward a memorial display featuring a rusted steel beam (likely from the World Trade Center), a commemorative plaque, a folded American flag, and an FDNY '343 Never Forget 9-11' emblem. A United States Air Force fire truck is visible in the background.
    A U.S. Air Force officer identified by his name tag as 'ELTON' is delivering a speech at a podium with a microphone. He is wearing a dress blue uniform with multiple service ribbons, pilot wings, and a colonel's eagle insignia on his garrison cap. The setting appears to be an outdoor military ceremony, likely on a flight line given the aircraft visible in the background.
    A four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft is photographed from directly below and behind, flying at low altitude against a pale blue sky. The aircraft displays a high-wing configuration with four spinning propellers clearly visible, consistent with a Lockheed C-130 Hercules or similar variant. The image captures the underside and rear fuselage in warm golden light, suggesting early morning or late afternoon conditions.
    A senior fire department official in dress uniform is ringing a ceremonial brass bell mounted on a wooden base, positioned on a draped table in front of a red fire truck. The setting appears to be a formal fire department ceremony, likely a memorial, retirement, or dedication event. The bell, a traditional symbol in firefighting culture, features ornate engravings and is being struck with a red-tasseled mallet.
    A U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant named McGrory is playing bagpipes while wearing a dress blue uniform with a dark beret bearing a unit insignia patch. He is performing outdoors in front of a brick and glass building, likely during a formal military ceremony. His cheeks are puffed as he blows into the bagpipe chanter, and the instrument's bag appears to be covered in a desert camouflage fabric.

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