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Caribbean Airlines Trinidad B737-8W 9Y-POS D-2010-10-D-725E Aviation Photography of Miami collection by Eddy Gual
Amerijet B767-2F N741AX D-2010-10-D-725E Aviation Photography of Miami collection by Eddy Gual
Dubai skyline. Approaching from the ocean, runway 12L. View of the port and skyscrapers on Sheikh Zayed Road.
P-3A The Lockheed P-3 Orion is a four-engine turboprop anti-submarine and maritime surveillance aircraft based on the L-188 Electra commercial airliner, first delivered to the US Navy in 1962. This plane is most easily recognized by its tail stinger, a "MAD Boom", used for magnetic detection of submarines. This early P-3A (or "Alpha" model) is on static display at the recently decommissioned Naval Air Station in Brunswick, Maine. The P-3 is still in 12 active duty patrol squadrons, two reserve squadrons, and four special project squadrons in the US, as well as in numerous foreign Navy and Air Forces. The P-3 has a flight endurance of 14+ hours with a range of 5000 nautical miles, has a maximum speed of 410 knots, and carries a crew of 13. While I was in the Navy, I flew in the "Bravo" model for 11 years, serving in Patrol Squadron Eleven, based at NAS Brunswick with deployments worldwide, and functioned as a Sensor Operator and what else? Crew Photographer!
3 & 4 Engines 3 and 4 on the starboard wing. This P-3 is retrired and on static display at the former Naval Air Station, Brunswick, Maine.
Concourse A. The new terminal in Dubai.
Airbus A380 engines. On the ramp in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Engines 3 and 4 on the starboard wing. This P-3 is retrired and on static display at the former Naval Air Station, Brunswick, Maine.
3 & 4 Engines 3 and 4 on the starboard wing. This P-3 is retrired and on static display at the former Naval Air Station, Brunswick, Maine.
3 & 4

Engines 3 and 4 on the starboard wing. This P-3 is retrired and on static display at the former Naval Air Station, Brunswick, Maine.
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