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    Hurricane Hunters Sep. 2, 2019 into Dorian [Image 3 of 15]

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    The image is taken from inside an aircraft cockpit looking forward through the windshield panels. Large cumulus clouds are visible at approximately the same altitude as the aircraft, with blue sky above. The cockpit interior is heavily silhouetted due to the bright exterior light, and a crew member's hand is partially visible in the lower left.

    UNITED STATES

    09.02.2019

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Christopher Carranza 

    403rd Wing

    The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, an Air Force Reserve unit located at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi., gathered weather information during a mission into Hurricane Dorian Sep. 2, 2019. The data they gather is used by the National Hurricane Center for their forecasts. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Christopher Carranza)

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    Date Taken: 09.02.2019
    Date Posted: 09.03.2019 10:05
    Photo ID: 5717016
    VIRIN: 190902-F-DJ064-1042
    Resolution: 5375x3588
    Size: 11.39 MB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 45
    Downloads: 7

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    A person with reddish-brown hair worn in a bun is seated inside an aircraft cockpit or observer station, wearing aviation headphones and looking out through multi-pane windows. The exterior view shows a dramatic cloudscape, possibly the eyewall or outer bands of a large storm system, with a curved cloud formation visible. A laptop or tablet device is visible in the lower portion of the frame.
    The image is taken from inside an aircraft cockpit, looking forward through the multi-pane windshield toward a blue sky with scattered clouds. A person with brown hair in a bun is visible in the right foreground wearing aviation headphones, and another crew member is partially visible on the left. The lower windshield panels show a dense cloud layer below, suggesting the aircraft is flying at altitude above or near cloud cover.
    The image is taken from inside an aircraft cockpit looking forward through the windshield panels. Large cumulus clouds are visible at approximately the same altitude as the aircraft, with blue sky above. The cockpit interior is heavily silhouetted due to the bright exterior light, and a crew member's hand is partially visible in the lower left.
    The image is taken from inside an aircraft cockpit looking upward and forward through the multi-pane windscreen and overhead windows. The view shows a partly cloudy sky with blue sky and white clouds visible through the framed glass panels. The interior cockpit structure, including window frames, wiring, and partial instrument panels, is visible in silhouette.
    Three military aircrew members are visible inside the cockpit of a large military aircraft, likely a C-130 or similar transport aircraft. Two individuals in the background are standing and observing while wearing flight suits and headsets, and one seated pilot is operating the aircraft controls. The cockpit features extensive avionics displays, instrument panels, and overhead control systems.
    The image shows the interior cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 or similar multi-crew aircraft, with three crew members visible wearing flight suits and aviation headsets. The cockpit features a modern glass cockpit upgrade with green digital displays, radar screens, and an extensive array of switches, controls, and instrumentation panels. The wide wraparound windscreen provides broad forward visibility typical of large military transport aircraft.
    A U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules turboprop military transport aircraft is parked on a concrete flight line apron. The aircraft bears the markings '5309' and tail number '76353', with 'AFRC' and '53 WC' unit designations visible, indicating it belongs to the Air Force Reserve Command's 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron. Ground personnel and equipment are visible near the aircraft under clear blue skies.
    Two aircrew members are seated in the cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-17 Globemaster III, during flight. The cockpit displays numerous illuminated avionics panels and instruments, and through the windscreen another aircraft is visible, suggesting aerial refueling or formation flying. Both crew members are wearing flight suits and aviation headsets.
    The image shows an embroidered patch sewn onto an olive green military-style garment. The patch represents a collaborative program called 'TROPIC' involving the US Naval Academy, NRL (Naval Research Laboratory), 53rd WRS (Weather Reconnaissance Squadron), and NPS (Naval Postgraduate School). The central design features a stylized hurricane or tropical cyclone eye graphic with the word 'TROPIC' overlaid.
    The image is taken from a high-altitude vantage point, likely through an aircraft window, showing an expansive aerial view above a cloud layer. A deep blue sky dominates the upper portion of the frame, while a thick blanket of white cumulus clouds stretches across the lower portion. The curved distortion visible at the edges suggests the photo was taken through a rounded aircraft window.
    The image is taken from an aircraft window looking outward at high altitude, showing a vast expanse of clouds below and a deep blue sky above. A curved reflection or distortion from the aircraft window is visible, creating a circular arc effect across the image. The perspective suggests cruising altitude with a cloud layer stretching to the horizon.
    An aerial photograph taken from a high-altitude aircraft looking out over an expansive cloud layer below a deep blue sky. The image shows a curved horizon line suggesting significant altitude, with a dense white cloud deck below and scattered smaller cumulus clouds visible against the blue sky. The perspective and window distortion in the upper right corner confirm this was taken through an airplane window.
    An aerial photograph taken from a high-altitude aircraft looking out over an expansive cloud layer below a deep blue sky. The wide-angle or curved window perspective creates a distinctive oval/circular vignette effect around the edges of the frame. Small cumulus clouds are visible at mid-altitude against the blue sky, while a thick, flat cloud deck stretches across the lower portion of the image.
    An aerial photograph taken from high altitude, likely from a commercial aircraft, showing an expansive view above a cloud layer. The image captures multiple cloud formations at different altitudes, with a deep blue sky visible above and a dense white cloud deck below. A prominent curved boundary between the upper blue sky and a thin cirrus or anvil cloud layer creates a dramatic sweeping arc across the frame.
    The image appears to be taken from an aircraft window looking upward and outward, capturing a wide expanse of blue sky with scattered white clouds below. A curved dark vignette frames the upper portion of the image, likely the edge of the aircraft window or a fisheye lens effect. The perspective suggests high altitude flight with a cloud layer visible beneath the viewing angle.

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