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    9th EBS conducts first European B-1 hot-pit [Image 4 of 9]

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    A military aircraft, appearing to be a large bomber or strategic aircraft, is landing or taking off on a runway at dusk or dawn. The scene is dramatically lit by a vivid orange-red band of clouds on the horizon, silhouetting both the aircraft and a small town or base community in the background. Tire smoke or brake smoke is visible beneath the aircraft, suggesting a landing touchdown.

    ØRLAND AIR FORCE STATION, SøR-TRøNDELAG, NORWAY

    03.12.2021

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Colin Hollowell 

    7th Bomb Wing

    A B-1B Lancer assigned to the 9th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron lands at Ørland Air Force Station, Norway, March 12, 2021. The B-1 integrated with ally and partner fighter aircraft and Joint Terminal Attack Controllers during a Bomber Task Force Europe training mission, Spring Spear. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Colin Hollowell)

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    Date Taken: 03.12.2021
    Date Posted: 03.16.2021 06:32
    Photo ID: 6557670
    VIRIN: 210312-F-TK640-1126
    Resolution: 5532x3692
    Size: 5.86 MB
    Location: ØRLAND AIR FORCE STATION, SøR-TRøNDELAG, NO
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    A military aircraft is photographed from below against a clear blue sky, showing its underside in silhouette. The aircraft displays a distinctive swept-wing configuration consistent with a variable-geometry or delta-wing bomber design. The image is taken from a low angle, providing a direct ventral view of the aircraft in flight.
    A large military aircraft is photographed from directly below against a partly cloudy blue sky. The aircraft appears to be a strategic bomber, identifiable by its swept-wing configuration, four engines arranged in paired nacelles, and distinctive tail assembly. The low-angle upward perspective provides a clear view of the aircraft's underside.
    A military aircraft is photographed in silhouette against a dark, overcast sky. The aircraft's distinctive swept-wing configuration and fuselage shape are consistent with a variable-sweep wing strategic bomber, likely a B-1B Lancer. The low-light conditions and heavy cloud cover create a dramatic, moody composition.
    A military aircraft, appearing to be a large bomber or strategic aircraft, is landing or taking off on a runway at dusk or dawn. The scene is dramatically lit by a vivid orange-red band of clouds on the horizon, silhouetting both the aircraft and a small town or base community in the background. Tire smoke or brake smoke is visible beneath the aircraft, suggesting a landing touchdown.
    A ground crew member is marshalling an aircraft on a tarmac during low-light/dusk conditions. The marshalller is holding two illuminated red wands crossed above their head in an 'X' formation, signaling a stop command to the aircraft. A large military or commercial aircraft is visible in the background, facing the marshaller.
    A worker in a high-visibility green safety vest is performing a nighttime inspection or maintenance task on a large piece of industrial machinery, likely a crane or drilling rig. The scene is illuminated primarily by a bright red glowing light source held by or attached near the worker, casting red light across the equipment. The dark blue night sky forms the background, creating a high-contrast industrial scene.
    Four military personnel are standing on a tarmac or airfield at night or dusk, facing away from the camera toward what appears to be a large aircraft in the background. They are wearing flight suits, hearing protection, and tactical gear, suggesting a pre-mission or post-mission scenario. The scene is dimly lit with a dark blue sky and distant orange lighting illuminating the background.
    A nighttime ground crew operation showing two personnel working beneath a large military aircraft, likely performing fueling or maintenance tasks. The scene is illuminated by artificial lighting that highlights the aircraft's undercarriage, landing gear assembly, and the workers in high-visibility safety gear. The dark environment and focused lighting create a high-contrast image typical of nighttime flight line operations.
    A fixed-wing aircraft is photographed at night against a completely dark sky, with multiple bright flames and intense white light visible beneath its fuselage and wings. Dark smoke is visibly rising from the aircraft's center/engine area. The image captures what appears to be an aircraft either on fire, deploying flares, or performing a pyrotechnic display.

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