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    State: Australian Capital Territory 
    Unit: 354FW 
    A close-up view of a rain-covered military jet fighter canopy, shot from the nose looking rearward. Through the wet, moisture-beaded canopy, a red star insignia is visible on what appears to be the pilot's helmet or cockpit interior, suggesting a Russian or Chinese military aircraft. A vertical antenna or mast is visible in the blurred background against an overcast grey sky.

    Raindrops on the canopy

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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    A military pilot in full flight gear stands on an airfield tarmac in front of a fighter jet. The pilot is wearing an olive green flight suit, survival vest, and life preserver unit, and is carrying a flight bag. The aircraft visible in the background displays tail markings 'AK' and the number '375', consistent with U.S. Air Force markings.

    Dressed for the part

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    Two military aviators in olive drab flight suits are interacting in or around the cockpit of a military jet aircraft. One pilot is seated in the cockpit while the other leans in from outside, appearing to discuss cockpit instruments or controls. The open canopy is visible overhead, and both individuals wear standard flight gear including survival vests.

    Final run through

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

    354th Fighter Wing

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    Two military aviators are seated in the cockpit of a two-seat fighter aircraft, visible through a rain-covered canopy. The aircraft appears to be on the ground under overcast, wet weather conditions. Both crew members are wearing full flight gear including helmets and oxygen masks.

    Taking it all in

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A military airfield scene showing two jet aircraft — one taxiing on a wet runway and one airborne. The ground aircraft is an F-16 Fighting Falcon marked with tail code 'AK' and number '375', indicating Alaska Air National Guard or USAF Alaskan Command. The airborne aircraft appears to be an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet in the process of taking off or landing.

    Ready to observe the mission in the air

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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    A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon jet, marked with tail code 'AK 375', is captured during takeoff or low-altitude flight just above a runway. The aircraft displays afterburner flame from its engine and carries underwing stores. The background shows a tree line and grassy airfield, with motion blur indicating high speed.

    Taking flight

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    A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet with tail code 'AK' and serial number 375 is taxiing on a runway. The aircraft bears Alaska Air National Guard markings and features a two-tone gray paint scheme with a special '75' anniversary marking on the fuselage. A pilot is visible in the cockpit as the aircraft moves along the tarmac surrounded by green grass and a partly cloudy sky.

    Back on the ground

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    A smiling military pilot is seated in the cockpit of a jet aircraft, giving a thumbs-up or wave gesture toward the camera. The cockpit canopy is open and the aircraft displays multiple 'DANGER EJECTION SEAT' warning labels. The pilot is wearing a flight suit, tactical vest, and gloves.

    Smiling from ear to ear

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    A military operations center or command and control facility showing personnel from multiple nations working at computer workstations. The room contains numerous consoles with monitors, and personnel are wearing a mix of US Air Force digital camouflage uniforms and what appear to be Australian Defence Force uniforms, suggesting a joint multinational exercise or operation. A console label reading 'ABM 8 CONSOLE 14' is visible in the foreground.

    Joint interoperability

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    Military personnel in olive green flight suits are working at computer workstations in what appears to be an operations or command center. The individuals are wearing headsets with boom microphones, suggesting active communications. Shoulder patches visible on multiple personnel display the Australian flag, identifying them as Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) members.

    Battle management

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    A Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) E-7A Wedgetail airborne early warning and control aircraft is captured during takeoff or shortly after liftoff. The white military aircraft features a distinctive rotodome radar system mounted above the fuselage and displays RAAF markings including a roundel and lightning bolt tail design. The image was taken at what appears to be an Australian military or civilian airfield with buildings and trees visible in the background.

    Eye in the sky

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

    354th Fighter Wing

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    Two military fighter jets are taxiing on a runway at an airfield surrounded by green grass and trees under an overcast sky. The foreground aircraft is an F-16 Fighting Falcon bearing the tail code 'AK' and serial number '298', indicating it belongs to the Alaska Air National Guard or an Alaskan-based unit. A second aircraft, appearing to be an F/A-18 Hornet, is visible in the background also on the runway.

    ‘Jetting by’

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    A military pilot is seated in the cockpit of a fighter jet, wearing a flight helmet and oxygen mask. The canopy is open, providing a close-up view of the pilot and the aircraft's instrument panel. A second aircraft is partially visible in the background on the left side.

    Preparing the cockpit

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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    A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet is taxiing on a runway apron at what appears to be a military airfield. The aircraft bears the tail code 'AK' indicating it belongs to the Alaska Air National Guard, with serial number 96-304 visible on the tail. The jet is armed with air-to-air missiles on its wingtips and carries additional ordnance under its wings.

    Loaded and ready to go

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    A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon with tail code 'AK 375' and serial number AF 87-375 is captured in low-altitude flight, likely on approach to landing with landing gear deployed. The aircraft bears Alaska Air National Guard markings, identifiable by the 'AK' tail code and the Alaska state silhouette emblem on the tail fin. The image uses a panning technique, creating motion blur in the background while keeping the aircraft relatively sharp.

    Accelerating through the air

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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    A two-seat fighter jet, likely an F-16D variant, is shown in close-up with two pilots seated in the cockpit under a clear canopy. The aircraft features a distinctive desert/jungle camouflage paint scheme in brown and green tones, with the number '286' on the nose and '86' on the fuselage. The name 'CAPT JOHN PESKAR' is stenciled below the cockpit, along with standard rescue and ejection seat markings.

    Battle-tested: Scuffs and scratches

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    Two military jet aircraft are taxiing on a runway at a military airbase. The foreground aircraft is an F-16 Fighting Falcon in a distinctive camouflage paint scheme with tail code 'AK' and serial number '286', consistent with Alaska Air National Guard markings. A second grey jet aircraft, likely an F/A-18 Hornet, is visible in the background near a control tower with a yellow and black checkered pattern.

    Merging nations

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    A Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet, marked with serial number A21-102 and tactical number 102, is captured during a low-altitude takeoff or landing on a runway. The aircraft features distinctive RAAF roundel markings and a yellow/black tail decoration, suggesting a special or commemorative livery. The image uses a panning technique, creating motion blur in the background while keeping the aircraft relatively sharp.

    …and liftoff!

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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    Two military jet aircraft are taxiing on a wet runway at what appears to be a military airbase or airshow. The foreground aircraft is a twin-engine fighter jet, likely an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, in a gray livery with visible markings. Lush green grass borders the taxiway, and a partly cloudy sky is visible in the background.

    Hornets in formation

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    A twin-engine military jet fighter, consistent with an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is captured in flight against a partly cloudy blue sky. The aircraft is viewed from a rear-quarter angle, with both engines visibly lit showing afterburner or exhaust glow. The image is sharp and well-exposed, clearly showing aircraft details including twin tail fins, wing-mounted stores, and cockpit canopy.

    Angled for altitude

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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    The image shows military jet aircraft on a tarmac at what appears to be a military air base, likely in Australia based on the RAAF roundel visible on the tail of the foreground aircraft. The primary aircraft in the foreground is a BAE Systems Hawk jet trainer with serial number A27-32, displaying a grey camouflage scheme and a distinctive red and yellow tail marking. In the background, additional aircraft are visible including what appears to be a light blue F-16 with tail code 'AK 282' and another blue-camouflaged aircraft.

    RAAF BAE Hawk trainer

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    A military fighter jet, identifiable as an F-16 Fighting Falcon, is photographed on a flight line at night under a star-filled sky. The aircraft is illuminated by ground lighting, revealing gray paint scheme, tail markings, and underwing stores. Airport infrastructure including hangars and light poles are visible in the background.

    Under the Australian sky

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

    354th Fighter Wing

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    A military fighter jet, identified as an F-16 Fighting Falcon, is parked on a flight line at night under a clear, star-filled sky. The aircraft bears 'AK' tail markings indicating it belongs to an Alaska-based unit, with '18 AGRS' visible on the tail, identifying it as part of the 18th Aggressor Squadron. The scene is illuminated by ground-level floodlights from surrounding base infrastructure.

    Calm night

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    A night photograph of a military jet aircraft, specifically showing the forward fuselage and cockpit canopy illuminated by artificial lighting against a dark starry sky. The aircraft bears the tail number 335 and standard military markings including a 'RESCUE' label with an arrow indicator near the cockpit. The long-exposure shot captures multiple stars visible in the night sky above the aircraft.

    Cockpit in the stars

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    A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighter is parked on a flight line at night under a clear, star-filled sky. The aircraft bears 'AK' tail codes and the serial number 366, indicating it belongs to an Alaska-based unit. Hangar facilities and additional aircraft are visible in the illuminated background to the right.

    ‘Sleeping’ F-16

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Steven Doty

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