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    B-52 Homecoming [Image 2 of 13]

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    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.

    MINOT AFB, NORTH DAKOTA, UNITED STATES

    03.22.2020

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Jesse Jenny 

    Minot Air Force Base

    B-52H Stratofortresses return from an exercise to 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: 6149521
    VIRIN: 200322-F-IP597-042
    Resolution: 8167x5445
    Size: 4.27 MB
    Location: MINOT AFB, NORTH DAKOTA, US
    Web Views: 124
    Downloads: 44

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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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