Draken A-4K N 145 EM by junge1
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Draken's first operational aircraft, A-4K N145 EM, formerly Royal New Zealand Air Force N2-6215 also traces its history back to the Royal Australian Navy as an A-4G 871. BuNO 155052.
This picture was taken on the flightline of Luke AFB on 14 March 2014,
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Comments (22)
Very cool aircraft Great capture Sig!
this is badass!!!
COOL SHOT
Nice to see her flying again!!!, and nice to see that they have kept her in her final RNZAF scheme!. I was briefly involved in the Kahu upgrade programme of the RNZAF A-4's at the Woodbourne base...trying to persuade the engineering team to upgrade the composite sections on the airframe to something more modern than early 60's heavy glassfibre!
Very cool shot Sig, yeah our NZ government (socialist party) in their wisdom got rid of most of our armed forces.
Looks like you had a terrific day! :)
I love those A-4's. That is what McCain was flying when he started that fire by wet starting his plane on the Forrestal back in the Vietnam War. Funny how history has given him a pass on that.
Beautiful shot.
This is a great shot.
Cool plane, outstanding capture!
Interesting shot
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Fantastic Image!!!
Very cool plane!!!!
really a great looking jet and photo
cool shot
Yep I remember the old Skyhawks.
You are a great airplane photographer. :) Thanks for sharing the info as well.
fabulous image
Shining shot.
Heard of this company, they actually use Drakens I believe.. Similar Company here uses Hunters,l says they are better than a modern aircraft! lol Says it all huh? Well shot! Rob
A very compact aircraft and I noticed the Kiwi on the fuselage!