A Navy Legacy by velocicrapper
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Taken at the Planes of Fame Museum (Chino Airport, California) a day before the Airshow 2005 - May 21-22
For more, see http://www.warbird-photos.com
This was taken shortly before the previous F/A-18F Super Hornet photo I posted here. This is a United States Navy Legacy Flight. A Legacy flight is typically a Navy World War 2 aircraft and modern day Jet Fighter. The Air Force's version of this is called a Heritage Flight. In this shot the World War 2 era aircraft (although the Bearcat didn't see combat really in WW2, it was used in Korea heavily) Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat (N198F) and a Modern Day Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet from VFA-103 "Jolly Rogers."
The USN Legacy Flight first happened in 1998 at the NAS Oceana Air Show at the show's 40th anniversary. Since then it has appeared at most major airshow around the United States! It features a civilian pilot flying a Naval Warbird and a military pilot flying a Modern Jet Fighter, both of which have gone through extensive Legacy Flight training.
Camera is a Canon Rebel XT EOS 350D DSLR (8mp) with a Canon 28-105mm USM lens. Image was reduced in size.
Comments (10)
Amazing timing! ...and there's something about being in the right place at the right time - and taking advantage of that! Kastakan
WOW! Superb capture. I love aircrafts so much... more..
Fantastic! ...thank you!
super shot..were you on the ground? terrific shot..poster quality.
This is an air-to-air shots actually. I'm in the co-ilot's seat of a a twin engine Queen Air.
And another cracker!!
absolutely amazing shot!!! thumbs up! :]
Excellent pic. My fly by pic at Andrews was an F-18 and an F4U-5NL
What a cool photo!
You are a master of these plane photographs.