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    B-52 Homecoming [Image 11 of 13]

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    Three personnel in white protective suits and gloves are walking beneath the wing of a large military aircraft, likely a B-52 Stratofortress, on a tarmac. The aircraft's twin engine pods are prominently visible, and the setting appears to be a cold-weather air base with snow visible in the background. The personnel appear to be conducting inspection or decontamination procedures.

    MINOT AFB, NORTH DAKOTA, UNITED STATES

    03.22.2020

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Jesse Jenny 

    Minot Air Force Base

    Airmen walk away from a B-52H Stratofortress on Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, March 22, 2019. The B-52 is a long-range, heavy bomber that can perform a variety of missions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jesse Jenny)

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    Date Taken: 03.22.2020
    Date Posted: 03.24.2020 17:09
    Photo ID: 6149517
    VIRIN: 200322-F-IP597-880
    Resolution: 8256x5504
    Size: 4.38 MB
    Location: MINOT AFB, NORTH DAKOTA, US
    Web Views: 140
    Downloads: 28

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    Military ground crew personnel are working on an airfield tarmac near a large gray military aircraft named 'Old Ironsides III,' which bears a bomb squadron emblem. Workers in PPE (personal protective equipment including white hazmat-style suits and masks) are present alongside uniformed military personnel and a ground support vehicle. The scene appears to take place in winter conditions based on snow visible in the background.
    A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bomber, named 'Old Ironsides III' with tail number 1003, is on a tarmac during what appears to be winter conditions. Ground crew personnel in various protective gear, including full white hazmat-style suits and face masks, are conducting ground operations around the aircraft. A military forklift/tow vehicle is positioned near the nose of the aircraft.
    Two individuals wearing white protective suits, gloves, and head coverings walk on an airport tarmac beneath the large wing of a military or heavy transport aircraft. The aircraft has paired jet engines visible on both sides of the wing. Snow is visible along a barrier wall in the background, suggesting cold weather conditions.
    The image displays a digital glitch artifact characterized by horizontal bands of highly saturated, neon colors spanning the full width of the frame. The upper portion shows a plain gray area, while the lower portion is dominated by corrupted pixel data in repeating stripe patterns. This is consistent with a display error, data corruption, or intentional glitch art.
    Two dark-colored military bomber aircraft, identifiable as B-52 Stratofortresses, are visible on a runway or taxiway. The foreground aircraft has deployed a yellow drag/braking parachute, indicating it has recently landed. The lower portion of the image contains horizontal color banding artifacts, suggesting sensor or digital corruption.
    A military aviator in a green flight suit stands on a flight line tarmac beneath the nose and engine nacelle of a large military aircraft, likely a B-52 Stratofortress. Ground support equipment including a crew bus and equipment cases are visible nearby. The setting appears to be a cold-weather air base, with snow visible in the background.
    A large military bomber aircraft, identifiable as a B-52 Stratofortress, is landing on a runway with a deployed yellow drag parachute trailing behind it to assist in deceleration. The scene appears to be at a military airbase during winter conditions, with patches of snow visible on the surrounding terrain. A white utility vehicle is visible in the background, likely part of the ground support crew.
    A B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber is shown on a flight line, displaying tail markings 'MT' (Montana) and '5 BW' (5th Bomb Wing) with serial number AF 60-005, assigned to Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota. Two ground crew personnel in white cold-weather coveralls are conducting a pre-flight or post-flight inspection beneath the aircraft's rear fuselage and engine pods. The image was taken in winter conditions, evidenced by snow visible on the ground.
    A dark-painted B-52 Stratofortress bomber with 'War Birds' nose art is parked on a tarmac. Three personnel wearing white protective suits, masks, and gloves are working near the nose gear area of the aircraft. The setting appears to be a military airfield under clear winter conditions with residual snow visible.
    A large military aircraft, identified as a B-52 Stratofortress with nose art reading 'War Birds' and tail number ending in '0005', is parked on a snow-adjacent tarmac. Two personnel are visible near the aircraft — one in a white protective suit and mask crouching near equipment, and another in military uniform walking nearby. The setting appears to be a cold-weather air base based on visible snow and bare trees in the background.
    Three personnel in white protective suits and gloves are walking beneath the wing of a large military aircraft, likely a B-52 Stratofortress, on a tarmac. The aircraft's twin engine pods are prominently visible, and the setting appears to be a cold-weather air base with snow visible in the background. The personnel appear to be conducting inspection or decontamination procedures.
    A military ground crew member stands on a snow-dusted flight line apron facing a large gray strategic bomber aircraft. The aircraft displays two colorful unit insignia patches on its fuselage and a partial tail number ending in '39'. The scene appears to be at a cold-weather air base during winter conditions.
    The image shows a B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber assigned to the 5th Bomb Wing, parked on an airfield tarmac. The aircraft is painted in dark gray and prominently displays '5TH BOMB WING' lettering along with a unit insignia on the engine nacelle. Ground support equipment is visible in the background near a second aircraft.

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