Hornet. by blinkings
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Description
The McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing) F/A-18 Hornet is a twin-engine supersonic, all-weather carrier-capable multirole fighter jet, designed to dogfight and attack ground targets (F/A for Fighter/Attack).
Best viewed zooooooooomed!

Comments (17)
When I read the title to this image, I immediately expected to see a grossly-misunderstood, stinging insect! I'm not disappointed however, as I DID get to see a stinging aircraft! Great nose-on POV, and I love the clear view of all of that missile, sensor, and other stowage under the wings. Have you noticed that the undersides of planes (rather like the undersides of animals) have a lot of really complicated business going on?
A real mean machine and a great capture Andrew.
The sting of the hornet is well displayed here. Even though the stinger is usually at the other end, that is the end you would be seeing by the time you felt the sting!
You wouldn't want to see this coming at you .Ah, you probably wouldn't anyways :)
a famous aircraft designer said "only beautiful aircraft fly"... weapons can look beautiful, like the one here. cool POV!
Zooooooooomed it-So why is the little bomb strapped down? Has it been bad? Apart from that this is a terrific capture which is very plane to see!
Superb capture. God Bless.
what a beautiful stinging bastard it is.. great pov shot dude. 5/5
No1 I didn't fall for it ;-) I knew it would be the F-18 type of Hornet and what a COOL view.. Right down the snout! lol Well taken.. Any shows planned this year Andrew? Rob
Great POV Wonderful capture
Great POV!
The sting og this insect may cause a really severe anaphylactic shock!!
great angle
Great pov Andrew!
you are an excellent photographer, love the POC and the feeling it seems to give of coming toward you
Lucky you! Clive
That nose is almost as big as mine. :>) I like the shot and POV.