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Aircraft Photos by Bill Shull
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This page contains photos taken around
the US east coast, including Patuxent River. All North
Spin photographs are Copyright © by the photographers
that took them, and are not to be re-posted or
redistributed.
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Subject:
SH-60F - USN VX-1 - Side #44 BuNo
164070 |
Location: West
Chester-Brandywine AP, PA |
Date: 10/14/2006 |
Notes: Wears the
'sinking sub' VX-1 logo on side.
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Subject:
F-15E - USAF 46th TW 40th FLTS -
Serial #86-0188 |
Location: Oceana
NAS, VA |
Date: 9/9/2006 |
Notes: Based at
Eglin AFB. Full designation is
F-15E-42-MC. Notice gun port and
other orange covers.
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Subject:
F-16B - USAF 46th TW 40th FLTS -
Serial #90-0951 |
Location: Oceana
NAS, VA |
Date: 9/8/2006 |
Notes: Based at
Eglin AFB. One of numerous F-16s
that were built for Pakistan but
embargoed and stored at AMARC for
over 10 years. Entered AMARC as
FG0025 on 8/23/93. #951 was brought
into service with the 40th FLTS 4/03
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Subject:
MH-60R - USN VX-1 - Side #52 BuNo
166407 |
Location: West
Chester-Brandywine AP, PA |
Date: 10/16/2005 |
Notes: Wearing
external tank.
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Subject:
U-6A - USN Test Pilot School - Side
#35 BuNo 164525 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: Otherwise
known as the De Havilland built
"Beaver".
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Subject:
NU-1B - USN Test Pilot School - Side
#30 BuNo 144670 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/16/2005 |
Notes: The only
NU-1B in use by the USN.
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Subject:
MV-22B - HX-21 - BuNo 165443 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: Part of
the 165433 to 165444 block.
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Subject:
F/A-18B - USN Test Pilot School - Side
#01 BuNo 161357 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: One of
numerous TPS Hornets.
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Subject:
T-45C - USN VX-23 - Side #205 BuNo
163635 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: #205 was
originally an 'A' model, but fitted
with a 'C' cockpit upgrade.
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Subject:
S-3B - USN VX-20 - Side #770 BuNo
159770 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: Has
"VX-20" on the side and the "Force
Test" logo on the tail. It's unknown
if this aircraft actually served
with VX-20 at one time.
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Subject:
T-2C - USN Test Pilot School - Side
#24 BuNo 158330 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: The TPS
crest can be seen on the tail.
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Subject:
T-38A - USN Test Pilot School - Side
#14 BuNo 674943 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: One of
numerous T-38 aircraft used by the
TPS.
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Subject:
T-6A - USN VX-20 - Side #958 BuNo
165958 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: #958 is ex
USAF 95-3001 and first in the block
of 165958 to 166285. The tail wears
a VX-20 "Force Test" logo.
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Subject:
NP-3D - USN Test Pilot School - Side
#443 BuNo 153443 |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: Nicknamed
"El Coyote", this Orion was
originally built as a P-3B. It later
went through various rebuilds,
including YP-3C and RP-3D.
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Subject:
X-32B - Patuxent River Aviation Museum |
Location: Patuxent
River NAS, MD |
Date: 9/3/2005 |
Notes: The X-32B
was Boeing's STOVL variant entry to
the JSF competition. The aircraft
made its first vertical landing on
its 49th test flight on 6/27/01.
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Subject:
QF-4E - USAF 53rd W 82nd ATRS - Serial
#74-1652 |
Location: Andrews
AFB, MD |
Date: 5/21/2005 |
Notes: One of the
show birds of "Team Target", based
at Tyndall AFB, FL.
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Subject:
OV-10A - NASA Langley - Serial
#67-14687 (N524NA) |
Location: Andrews
AFB, MD |
Date: 5/19/2006 |
Notes: Based at
NASA's Langley Research Center in
VA, this North American-Rockwell
"Bronco" was originally USAF
#67-14687 and based at Shaw AFB.
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Subject:
F/A-18A - NASA Dryden - BuNo 161519
(N843NA) |
Location: Andrews
AFB, MD |
Date: 5/19/2006 |
Notes: One of
Dryden's support F/A-18 aircraft,
#843 was originally a Blue Angeles
Hornet.
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Subject:
G-1159 - NASA JSC - (N949NA) |
Location:
Washington-Dulles International AP, VA |
Date: 5/20/2006 |
Notes: This
Gulfstream II-SP is one of numerous
Gulfstream jets utilized by NASA.
Notice the lack of NASA markings.
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