Pictures of United States Navy

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164406, Boeing E-6-B Mercury, United States Navy
Photo ID6460
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftBoeing E-6-B Mercury
RegNo164406
LocationUnited Kingdom, Fairford
RAF Fairford (FFD / EGVA)
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date14/7/2006
RemarksFrom VQ-3
Views404
166673, Boeing (McDonnell Douglas) F/A-18-F Super hornet, United States Navy
Photo ID6049
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftBoeing (McDonnell Douglas) F/A-18-F Super hornet
RegNo166673
LocationUnited Kingdom, Fairford
RAF Fairford (FFD / EGVA)
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date14/7/2006
RemarksCoded NJ from VFA-122
Views447
138944, Douglas KA-3-B Skywarrior, United States Navy
Photo ID5607
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftDouglas KA-3-B Skywarrior
RegNo138944
LocationUSA, Point Mugu
PMTC Point Mugu
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date23/10/1983
RemarksCoded GD 220 from VAQ-34 "The Electric Horsemen" this Whale takes part in a refuelling demo with A-6E 151162 55 from the resident PMTC.
Views886
135620, Lockheed AP-2-H Neptune, United States Navy
Photo ID5582
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftLockheed AP-2-H Neptune
RegNo135620
LocationUSA, Tucson
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date11/11/1983
RemarksThey don't come much rarer than this heavily modified P2V-7 Neptune which was one of only 4 used by VAH-21 and is the sole survivor. They were used on night raids to attack road and river traffic during Vietnam, being based at Cam Ran Bay.
Views633
576424, North American QF-86-F Sabre, United States Navy
Photo ID5524
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftNorth American QF-86-F Sabre
RegNo576424
LocationUSA, Point Mugu
PMTC Point Mugu
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date23/10/1983
RemarksOriginally delivered to the JASDF as 02-7969 this Sabre was returned to the US and became part of the USN drone programme. It could be flown manned or unmanned. The photographer is the shadow in the middle!!
Views521
155761, McDonnell Douglas F-4-J Phantom II, United States Navy
Photo ID5448
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftMcDonnell Douglas F-4-J Phantom II
RegNo155761
LocationGermany, Ramstein
Ramstein Air Base (RMS / ETAR)
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date30/7/1978
RemarksThe first USN Phantom I ever saw and photographed back at the Ramstein Open House of 1978. Despite their length of service they were rare in the UK, in fact I had already seen Tomcats before I saw Navy F-4s!!
Views467
155864, McDonnell Douglas F-4-S Phantom II, United States Navy
Photo ID5352
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftMcDonnell Douglas F-4-S Phantom II
RegNo155864
LocationUSA, San Diego
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar (NKX / KNKX)
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date22/10/1983
RemarksAs one of the older generation I feel you need more Phantoms on this database!! So my mission is to bring you as many variants and colours as I can!! Here from the Reserve Unit VF-302 "Stallions" at Fightertown NAS Miramar an F-4S on the ramp.
Views672
149937, Grumman KA-6-D Intruder, United States Navy
Photo ID5248
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftGrumman KA-6-D Intruder
RegNo149937
LocationUnited Kingdom, Portsmouth
Stokes Bay
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date4/6/1983
RemarksTaken from a ferry as this Intruder of VA-75 sits on the deck of the USS John F Kennedy
Views480
560514, Lockheed DC-130-A Hercules, United States Navy
Photo ID5158
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftLockheed DC-130-A Hercules
RegNo560514
LocationUSA, Mojave
Kern County (MHV)
PhotographerIan T Powell
Date30/10/1983
RemarksMilitary Hercules don't come much more colourful than this Drone Director from the USN Unit VC-3 based at North Island. It retains a USAF type serial converted to a USN Bu No after it was pulled from storage at MASDC and transferred to Navy service. It was photographed on the Flight Systems ramp.
Views432
157267, McDonnell Douglas F-4-S Phantom II, United States Navy
Photo ID5018
AirlineUnited States Navy
AircraftMcDonnell Douglas F-4-S Phantom II
RegNo157267
LocationUSA, San Diego
San Diego Air & Space Museum
PhotographerAlastair C McBean
Date29/4/1997
RemarksA genuine Mig Killer, this aircraft s painted in the colours it wore as F-4J 'Showtime 112' , the mount for Randy Cunningham and Willie Driscoll, when they got their first two Migs . They went on to become the US Navys first Vitnam aces in sister ship 'Showtime 100' which was ditched following the encounter.
Views628
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