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    EA-6B Prowler Final Flight [Image 25 of 25]

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    A U.S. Navy aircraft, marked 'NAVY' on the fuselage with bureau number 161118 and modex 502, is parked on a tarmac at what appears to be a Marine Corps air station, as indicated by the water tower in the background reading 'MARINE CORPS'. The aircraft features red accent stripes and appears to be an A-6 Intruder or similar attack aircraft. Ground crew personnel are visible near the left side of the aircraft.

    ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    05.17.2013

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class David Frech 

    Naval Air Facility Washington

    An EA-6B Prowler assigned to the "Star Warriors" of Tactical Electronic Attack Squadron VAQ-209 taxis down the runway for the final flight at Naval Air Facility Washington D.C. VAQ-209 is transitioning from the EA-6B Prowler aircraft and preparing to transition to the EFA-18 GROWLER located at NAS Whidbey Island, WA. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class David A. Frech/Released)

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    Date Taken: 05.17.2013
    Date Posted: 05.18.2013 11:49
    Photo ID: 934829
    VIRIN: 130518-N-FV144-018
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 5.17 MB
    Location: ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, MARYLAND, US
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    Downloads: 40

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    A military jet aircraft marked '502' with red accent striping taxis on a runway at a military airfield. The aircraft appears to be a Grumman EA-6B Prowler, identifiable by its distinctive hump-backed fuselage and four-seat cockpit configuration. An air traffic control tower, support buildings, parked vehicles, and tree line are visible in the background.
    A military jet aircraft, marked '502', taxis on a runway at what appears to be a Marine Corps air station. A prominent water tower in the background is labeled 'Marine Corps' in red lettering. Several helicopters and hangar buildings are visible in the background.
    A military jet aircraft, appearing to be an EA-6B Prowler or similar naval aircraft marked '502', is captured during takeoff or low-altitude flight over a wet runway. The aircraft is in a gray paint scheme with red and white markings visible on the underside. An air traffic control tower and various ground support vehicles are visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy military jet aircraft is taxiing or parked on a concrete tarmac at an airfield. The aircraft displays markings including 'NAVY', a modex number '502', and what appears to be a Bureau Number on the tail. The wings are in a folded or partially deployed position, and the aircraft appears to be a carrier-based electronic warfare or attack jet.
    A gray military jet aircraft, marked with the number '502' on its fuselage, is captured just above the runway during takeoff or low-altitude flight. The aircraft appears to be a Grumman EA-6B Prowler, identifiable by its distinctive twin-seat cockpit configuration and electronic warfare pods. The scene is set at a military airfield with a concrete runway, grass infield, treeline in the background, and overcast sky.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft, marked with modex number '502' and 'NAVY' on the fuselage, is captured in level flight against an overcast sky. The aircraft is painted in standard low-visibility gray and appears to be carrying external pods or equipment under the wings and fuselage. The wide-angle cockpit canopy characteristic of the EA-6B, accommodating a crew of four, is clearly visible.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft, bureau number 501, is parked on a tarmac at what appears to be a naval air station. The aircraft features a distinctive black nose cone with a yellow radiation/nuclear hazard symbol, and is shown with landing gear deployed and various external pods mounted under the wings. The aircraft appears to be in operational or display condition with cockpit canopy closed.
    A military jet aircraft, likely a U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler or similar electronic warfare aircraft, is parked on a tarmac/flight line. The aircraft features a distinctive black nose radome with a large yellow radioactive/radiation symbol painted on it, and carries the modex number '501'. The aircraft appears to be on static display or ground standby, with landing gear deployed and safety streamers visible.
    A dark gray military jet aircraft is parked on a tarmac apron, prominently displaying a yellow radioactive trefoil symbol on its nose cone. Ground support equipment, including a tug vehicle and a power cart, are positioned to the left of the aircraft. The setting appears to be a military air base under overcast skies.
    The image is taken from inside a darkened aircraft hangar looking outward through large open doors onto a flight line. A military jet aircraft bearing the number '502' is visible on the tarmac with its canopy open, surrounded by ground support equipment. The composition creates a strong silhouette contrast between the dark hangar interior and the bright exterior.
    A U.S. Navy Grumman EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft sits on a tarmac with its canopy open. The aircraft bears the modex number '501' and features a distinctive black radome nose with a yellow radiation/electronic warfare symbol. The aircraft appears to be on static display or pre-flight preparation at a military airfield.
    The image shows the tail section of a military aircraft painted matte black with distinctive nose art. The tail features a stylized devil/joker face artwork in grayscale, along with unit markings and identification numbers. The aircraft bears the tail code 'AF' in green and yellow, serial number 163884, and the number 501, consistent with U.S. Navy or Marine Corps aircraft markings.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft, bureau number 163884, modex 501, is parked on a concrete flight line apron. The aircraft displays distinctive black tail markings with a devil/joker insignia and the letter 'AF', indicating assignment to VAQ-209 or a similar squadron. The canopies are open and the aircraft appears to be on static display or undergoing pre/post-flight servicing.
    A military jet aircraft is parked on a tarmac/flight line with its canopy open. The aircraft displays a prominent yellow nuclear/radiation hazard symbol on its nose cone, along with the number '501' on the fuselage. The image is taken from a front-facing perspective in clear daylight conditions.
    A military jet aircraft is photographed head-on while parked on a tarmac/flight line. The aircraft features a prominent yellow radioactive/nuclear trefoil symbol painted on its nose cone, and the canopy is open. The number '501' is visible on the nose gear assembly.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft, bureau number 502, is shown on a tarmac with its canopy open. A Navy personnel member in digital camouflage uniform is standing near the aircraft, likely performing a pre-flight or post-flight inspection. The aircraft displays a radiation/nuclear hazard symbol on its nose and is equipped with underwing ordnance or electronic jamming pods.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft, marked '501' and bearing a distinctive black tail with squadron artwork, is taxiing on an airfield runway. The aircraft displays 'NAVY' markings and a Bureau Number visible on the tail. An air traffic control tower is prominent in the background, along with what appears to be a blue-and-white aircraft (possibly Air Force One) parked in the distance.
    A military jet aircraft, appearing to be an F/A-18 Hornet or similar naval strike fighter, is captured on a runway in what appears to be a takeoff or high-speed taxi roll. The aircraft is painted in a gray scheme with visible red and white markings on the wings. The setting is a military airfield with green treeline and grass visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy jet aircraft, marked '502' and labeled 'NAVY', is taxiing on a runway apron at a military or joint-use airfield. An air traffic control tower is visible in the background along with a red-and-white checkered runway distance marker building. The scene appears to be taken during daytime at what may be an airshow or active flight operations.
    A U.S. Navy jet aircraft, marked with 'NAVY' on the fuselage and the modex number '501', is captured during takeoff or low-altitude flight over a runway. The aircraft features a distinctive black tail art design and appears to be an EA-6B Prowler or similar naval aircraft. In the background, a red and white Turkish Airlines aircraft is visible along with military hangars and support structures.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare jet aircraft is captured just after takeoff or during a low-altitude pass over an airfield runway. The aircraft is painted in a dark gray tactical scheme with 'NAVY' markings visible on the fuselage. In the background, a civilian business jet is parked on the tarmac, surrounded by trees and airfield infrastructure.
    A U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft is captured in low-altitude flight, likely during takeoff or a low pass over an airfield. The aircraft displays Navy markings and appears to carry external stores/pods under its wings. The background shows a military airfield environment with trees, light poles, and facility buildings.
    Two military jet aircraft are captured in silhouette flying in loose formation against an overcast sky with scattered clouds. Both aircraft appear to be of the same type, viewed from a slightly below-front angle, showing swept wings and what appear to be underwing stores or pylons. The backlit conditions render the aircraft as dark silhouettes, limiting identification detail.
    A military jet aircraft, identifiable as an EA-6B Prowler based on its distinctive twin-seat tandem cockpit and electronic warfare configuration, is taxiing on an airfield tarmac. The aircraft bears the modex number '501' and displays a prominent yellow radioactive/nuclear hazard symbol on its nose, along with various external stores and pods under its wings. The setting appears to be a military air show or base, with green treeline and clear sky visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy aircraft, marked 'NAVY' on the fuselage with bureau number 161118 and modex 502, is parked on a tarmac at what appears to be a Marine Corps air station, as indicated by the water tower in the background reading 'MARINE CORPS'. The aircraft features red accent stripes and appears to be an A-6 Intruder or similar attack aircraft. Ground crew personnel are visible near the left side of the aircraft.

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