Military Plane? by nannadi
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This photo was taken near the Gary Indiana airport. July 2005
If anyone knows what kind of plane this is I would greatly apprieciate that info, if nothing else to properly title this image.
Comments (11)
Looks like a B1 Bomber : http://www.tropicdiver.com/air92002.jpg
either that or it's a prehistoric bird. . . :D No, zorares is probably right. I wouldn't know one way or the other, but it's an excellent capture!
Closest thing I know of is the F-117 Nighthawk. I grew up around military planes and this isn't one of the "normal" Air Force ones,I know that much!
Looks like one to me..I wouldn't know what kind though. :-) Great capture!
Its a B1-B. After many years in the air force got know my planes.
Yeah was going to say its a B1-B, big honkin Plane distinct lines and features....Dano-O beat me to it...Awsome shot BTW, good capture!
Great shot with the clouded background always makes it more interesting! Careful they don't come after you for snapping it, thinking you're a terrorist :D
Well I know a few guys in the Navy and Air Force and they all agree that it is definately not a B-1 bomber. Not sure if its an F-16 or not. Thanks for all the comments they are always apprieciated.
Here's a USAF photo of the B-1B that might help you http://www.af.mil/media/photodb/web/web_031028-F-0000S-001.jpg I found this by googling images. Most of the photos have the wings swept forward, because they're taken from the ground.
nannadi, your buddies need their eyes checked. That IS a B-1! If you look closely, you can see the pivot points of the wings, as well as the "4" engines. To support my claim, I offer THIS image on the web: http://www.combat-fighters.com/images/lancer.jpg IDENTICAL profile to the pic above. Col S.
Probably a B1, but maybe an F-111?