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    63rd FS implements Beast Mode configuration, creates training opportunity for B-Course pilots & weapons Airmen [Image 2 of 4]

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    A close-up frontal view of a military fighter jet cockpit, taken from a low angle looking up at the canopy. A pilot is visible inside the cockpit wearing a flight helmet with what appears to be a night-vision or targeting monocle, an oxygen mask, and standard flight gear. Warning text is visible on the fuselage below the canopy frame.

    LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

    07.22.2020

    Photo by Senior Airman Alexander Cook          

    56th Fighter Wing

    First Lt. Joshua Shook, 63rd Fighter Squadron F-35A Lightning II pilot, prepares for a training sortie July 22, 2020, at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz. Flying with a maximum strike weapons configuration creates a heightened sense of awareness for the pilot and allows for a more realistic experience in the event of flying a combat mission. The “Beast Mode” weapons configuration provides F-35 B-Course student pilots with the additional training and experience needed for potential combat sorties and helps train the world’s greatest F-35 pilots and combat ready Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Alexander Cook)

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    Date Taken: 07.22.2020
    Date Posted: 08.05.2020 16:36
    Photo ID: 6297509
    VIRIN: 200722-F-BQ566-1004
    Resolution: 3155x3562
    Size: 3.62 MB
    Location: LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, ARIZONA, US
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    A military pilot in full flight gear walks beneath the wing of a military aircraft on a flight line tarmac. The aircraft has two munitions or sensor pods mounted under the wing on pylons. The setting appears to be a military air base, likely in a desert or arid region based on the background architecture and vegetation.
    A close-up frontal view of a military fighter jet cockpit, taken from a low angle looking up at the canopy. A pilot is visible inside the cockpit wearing a flight helmet with what appears to be a night-vision or targeting monocle, an oxygen mask, and standard flight gear. Warning text is visible on the fuselage below the canopy frame.
    A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II stealth fighter jet (tail number 5185) is taxiing on a flight line, likely at a desert airbase. The aircraft is armed with external ordnance visible under the wing, and a pilot is seated in the cockpit. Crew chief names 'SrA Eric Ruiz-Garcia' and 'SrA Donovan Miller' are stenciled on the fuselage.
    A front-facing view of an F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jet parked under a covered shelter on a military airbase flight line. The canopy is open and a flight crew member in a flight suit stands beside the aircraft conducting what appears to be a pre-flight or post-flight inspection. Additional aircraft and base infrastructure are visible in the background.

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