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    2022 NAS Oceana Air Show [Image 1 of 11]

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    A parachutist descends through a clear blue daytime sky using a rectangular military-style canopy parachute. The moon is visible in the background, partially illuminated, creating a striking compositional alignment with the jumper. The parachute appears to be a tan/grey ram-air type, consistent with military or tactical skydiving equipment.

    VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    09.17.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Megan Wollam 

    Naval Air Station Oceana

    220917-N-AC802-1083 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (Sept. 18, 2022) An explosive ordnance disposal technician parachutes during a performance at the 2022 Naval Air Station Oceana Air Show. The NAS Oceana Air Show showcases aerial performances and demonstrates the Navy's importance to national security. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Megan Wollam)

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    Date Taken: 09.17.2022
    Date Posted: 09.20.2022 17:59
    Photo ID: 7426435
    VIRIN: 220917-N-AC802-1083
    Resolution: 2965x2118
    Size: 298.79 KB
    Location: VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA, US
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    A parachutist descends through a clear blue daytime sky using a rectangular military-style canopy parachute. The moon is visible in the background, partially illuminated, creating a striking compositional alignment with the jumper. The parachute appears to be a tan/grey ram-air type, consistent with military or tactical skydiving equipment.
    A U.S. Navy Blue Angels officer, identified as LCDR Griffin Stanger (position #7), speaks into a microphone on an airfield tarmac. He is wearing the distinctive blue and gold Blue Angels flight suit with a khaki garrison cap and aviator sunglasses. Blue Angels F/A-18 aircraft in the team's signature blue and gold livery are visible in the background.
    Four U.S. Navy Blue Angels aircraft fly in a tight diamond formation against a clear blue sky. The jets are painted in their iconic blue and yellow color scheme and are producing white smoke trails from their engines. The formation demonstrates precise aerobatic coordination characteristic of a professional airshow performance.
    Four U.S. Navy Blue Angels aircraft are flying in a tight diamond formation against a pale blue-grey sky. The jets are painted in their iconic blue and gold color scheme with 'U.S. NAVY' lettering clearly visible on the fuselages and wings. This appears to be an airshow performance demonstrating precision formation flying.
    A military parachutist descends under a yellow and navy blue canopy marked 'NAVY' while towing a large American flag. The image captures a patriotic aerial demonstration against a clear blue sky. This appears to be a ceremonial skydiving performance, likely at a military or public event.
    A bright yellow aerobatic aircraft is captured in flight against a light blue sky, performing what appears to be an inverted or banked maneuver. The aircraft is marked with the letters 'WAT' on its wings and features a black-and-white checkered pattern on the wingtips. A white smoke trail extends behind the aircraft, indicating an airshow performance.
    A heavily modified red vintage pickup truck, named 'Hot Streak II,' is performing at what appears to be an airshow or motorsport event. The vehicle is equipped with jet engines mounted on the rear that are producing large flames shooting upward from twin exhaust stacks. The truck features a Superman-style shield logo on the hood, checkered flag accents, and aerodynamic bodywork, and is traveling across a paved surface while generating smoke and dust.
    A Blue Angels team member, identified by his flight suit as number 7, LCDR Griffin Stange, is greeting fans at an air show by giving high-fives over a crowd barrier. Blue and gold F/A-18 jets, including aircraft number 2, are visible on the tarmac in the background. The scene captures a public meet-and-greet interaction between the naval aviator and enthusiastic spectators, including children.
    A formation of four U.S. Navy Blue Angels F/A-18 Hornet jets flies in tight diamond formation directly above an air traffic control tower during an airshow. White smoke trails stream behind the aircraft as spectators watch from multiple levels of the tower. The image captures a dramatic perspective with the jets appearing to skim just above the tower's antenna masts.
    Four U.S. Navy Blue Angels aircraft fly in a tight diagonal echelon formation against a clear blue sky. The jets, painted in their signature blue and yellow livery, are producing white smoke trails as they perform a precision formation flight maneuver. The image captures the aircraft in sharp detail, showcasing the disciplined spacing characteristic of elite aerobatic demonstration teams.
    Five military jet aircraft fly in a tight diagonal echelon formation against a partly cloudy blue sky. Each aircraft is producing a white smoke or contrail trail, creating five parallel streaks across the frame. The aircraft appear to be a precision aerobatic demonstration team, consistent with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels based on the blue and yellow color scheme visible on the jets.

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