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    U.S. Navy supports Weapons School Integration [Image 3 of 13]

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    A U.S. Navy E-2 Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft is shown on a flight line tarmac with both turboprop engines running, as indicated by the spinning propeller blur. Ground crew personnel in Navy digital camouflage uniforms are positioned around the aircraft performing pre-flight or taxi operations. The aircraft bears the tail number '600' and a '6P' helmet marking is visible on the central ground crew member who appears to be directing the aircraft.

    NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, NEVADA, UNITED STATES

    12.01.2020

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Dwane Young 

    Nellis Air Force Base

    U.S. Navy Airmen assigned to Airborne Command & Control Squadron at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California, prepare an E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft for take-off during Weapons School Integration at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, Dec. 1, 2020. The E-2D used its advanced radar sensor and robust network enabled capability to provide critical real-time data to joint forces during active engagement during the exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Dwane R. Young) 

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    Date Taken: 12.01.2020
    Date Posted: 12.10.2020 21:52
    Photo ID: 6451156
    VIRIN: 201201-F-NX702-1008
    Resolution: 7133x4374
    Size: 14.4 MB
    Location: NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, NEVADA, US
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    A U.S. Navy E-2 Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft is photographed in flight against a clear blue sky. The aircraft displays markings including the number '600' on the nose, 'NAVY' on the fuselage, U.S. military star-and-bar insignia on the wings, and tail markings reading 'NG' and '5074'. The aircraft appears to be in a banking maneuver with landing gear deployed.
    Three U.S. Navy personnel are conducting weapons or ordnance loading operations on the underside of a military aircraft on a flight line. One person in green flight coveralls and a red helmet is operating a wheeled munitions loading cart with a red-nosed ordnance item, while two others in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) camouflage assist with attachment points. The setting appears to be a military airfield with an urban skyline visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy E-2 Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft is shown on a flight line tarmac with both turboprop engines running, as indicated by the spinning propeller blur. Ground crew personnel in Navy digital camouflage uniforms are positioned around the aircraft performing pre-flight or taxi operations. The aircraft bears the tail number '600' and a '6P' helmet marking is visible on the central ground crew member who appears to be directing the aircraft.
    Two military personnel in olive green flight suits and flight helmets are moving ground support equipment across an aircraft tarmac. The person in front is smiling and waving toward the camera while pulling a wheeled equipment cart, with the person behind pushing it. A city skyline, likely Las Vegas, is visible in the background along with multiple military aircraft.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (Bureau Number 504) is parked on a flight line tarmac during twilight or early dawn. Ground crew personnel are positioned around the aircraft, which is loaded with external ordnance and fuel tanks. The dramatic orange-red sunset/sunrise sky silhouettes mountains in the background, suggesting a desert airbase location.
    A military jet aircraft, identifiable as an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is taxiing on a flight line at dusk or dawn with a vivid orange and blue sunset sky in the background. Ground crew personnel in camouflage uniforms and hearing protection are marshaling the aircraft on the tarmac. City lights are visible in the background, suggesting proximity to an urban area, possibly Las Vegas given the visible Ferris wheel and skyline.
    A military personnel member in camouflage uniform and red helmet is crouching on an airfield tarmac at dusk or dawn. A military jet aircraft is visible in the background against a vivid orange and blue twilight sky. The scene appears to be an active flight line with multiple aircraft and personnel visible in the distance.
    A military aircrew member peers out from the open hatch of a U.S. Navy E-2 Hawkeye aircraft assigned to VAW-117, bureau number 602, with the pilot name 'LT Charlie May - Bobby' stenciled below the cockpit window. The aircraft is photographed on the ground in a desert environment, likely in the American Southwest, during golden hour lighting. The VAW-117 squadron patch is clearly visible on the fuselage.
    A military aviator or crew member is conducting a pre-flight or post-flight inspection of a propeller-driven aircraft, physically handling one of the propeller blades. The individual is wearing full flight gear including a white flight helmet, tactical vest, olive flight suit, and black gloves with a US flag patch visible on the sleeve. The image is taken at dusk or dawn, with warm low-angle lighting illuminating the scene.
    Two military personnel in U.S. Navy uniforms are engaged in a discussion on what appears to be a flight line or airfield at dusk. One individual is wearing a flight deck helmet with ear protection and a black face mask, while the other is pointing in a specific direction, likely providing direction or instruction. A large military helicopter is visible in the blurred background.
    A military fighter jet, consistent with an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is photographed head-on at ground level during golden hour or dusk. The dramatic low-angle perspective emphasizes the aircraft's nose, cockpit canopy, and twin vertical stabilizers silhouetted against a warm orange-yellow sky. The aircraft appears to be parked on a tarmac or flight deck, loaded with external stores under the wings.
    A nighttime scene showing a U.S. Navy aircraft, specifically an F/A-18 Super Hornet with tail number 504 and the callsign 'ROOKS,' parked on what appears to be a flight deck or tarmac. A single crew member is standing on the aircraft near the tail section, likely performing maintenance or pre/post-flight inspection. The image is dimly lit with artificial lighting illuminating key details of the aircraft.
    A person wearing military camouflage uniform is handling what appears to be shotgun shells and a speed loader or multi-round loading device. The close-up photograph focuses on the hands manipulating the ammunition components. The uniform pattern appears consistent with US military digital camouflage (NWU/MARPAT).

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    Nellis AFB
    VAW-117
    Carrier Air Wing 11
    Advanced Hawkeye
    CVW-11
    Naval Air Station Point Mugu
    E-2D
    USAFWS
    U.S. Air Force Weapons School
    57th Wing
    WSINT
    Airborne Command & Control Squadron
    Weapons School Integration Exercise
    U.S. Navy

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