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Submitted 5 years ago

Les Diefenbach

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iknarf5 years ago

Looks dangerous. What is it?

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William Gilson5 years ago

Nice Painting ...

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Nate Tobik3 years ago

This is a B-52 stratobomber.

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a mentor3 years ago

familiar sight -- low approach to Travis AFB (no, it's nowhere near a beach) but near Fairfield - Vacaville, CA. Still a great sight once so prevalent

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a mentor3 years ago

just read this:

how long can AB 52 stay in the air?

In fact, if the Air Force sticks with current plans, the B-52 will operate through 2050, making it the first jet, and maybe the only jet, to stay in continuous operation for a hundred years.Jun 2, 2020

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Chris Croft3 years ago

The correct designation would be B-52 Stratofortress

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