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$An aerial view of three F-16 fighter jets sitting on an airfield tarmac ready for flight. All have wing mounted fuel tanks and AMRAMM wingtip (air-to-air) missiles, the left two have Harm (air-to-ground) missiles. The left plane's canopy is open and the safety flags are removed for flight. The left two planes have safety flags in place. Shot from the open window of a small airplane. \u2028http://www.banksphotos.com/LightboxBanners/Aerial.jpg\u2028http://www.banksphotos.com/LightboxBanners/Aircraft.jpg$

Top view of a white passenger aircraft in the aviation hangar

This photo shows a Boeing McDonnell Douglas C-17 jet transport airlifter parked on the ramp. The C-17 commonly performs tactical and strategic airlift missions by transporting; troops, cargo, medical evacuation, and airdrop duties throughout the world. It is a workhorse of the USAF and are a critical part of the USAF Air Mobility Command's (AMC) mission. The photo shows a wide angle view of the aircraft from the front right quarter. The aircraft is painted in Air Force gray with a darkened, cloudy blue sky behind it.

Fighter Jet flying over mountains at sunset

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Aircraft fuselage and engine low angle shot

$Yamaguchi, Japan - March 23, 2017:United States Marine Corps (USMC) Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II STOVL (short take-off and vertical-landing) stealth multirole fighter belonging to the VMFA-121 \$

$A United States Air Force McDonnell Douglas / Boeing C-17 Cargo plane taxiing.\nThe C-17 was placed into service with the US Air Force in 1995, to replace the Lockheed C-141 Starlifter aircraft.$

$Seven private planes parked inside a massive hangar bearing the United States flag.\n\nThis drone shot was taken with full permission and co-operation of the airport staff and the pilots of the aircraft.$