2007 Wings Over Pittsburgh

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4/28/20 12:00PM

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Planelopnik wings over pittsburgh airshow

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C-47 with invasion stripes

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DC-3 in American Airlines colors

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A C-54 honoring the Berlin Airlift

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Whiskey 7 is a WWII veteran, flying in the Mediterranean Theater and at D-Day

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Built as a C-54E, this plane was transferred to the Navy as a R5D-4 and served in the Berlin Airlift

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Closeup of the DC-3's engine

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The “Flagship Detroit” is the oldest DC-3 still flying

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“Flagship Detroit” flew for ten years with American Airlines, and counted Eleanor Roosevelt among her passengers

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A WC-130H “Hurricane Hunter”

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The 53rd WRS retired its WC-130Hs in 2005 and obtained new WC-130J model aircraft

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C-5 Galaxy with its nose open

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Inside the belly of the beast

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Inside a C-17

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Grumman C-2 Greyhound, better known as the COD (carrier on-board delivery)

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KC-10 Extender

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An upgraded E-2C with eight-bladed props

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VAW-120 “Greyhawks” is responsible for training E-2 and C-2 crews

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The Hawkeye’s signature feature, the radome contains the AN/APS-145 radar

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Hamilton-Sunstrand NP2000 props are formed from carbon fiber, and the individual blades can be replaced.

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F-15E Strike Eagle

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AIM-120 AMMRAM

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LANTIRN navigation and targeting pods

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F-16C Block 52 belonging to the 157th Fighter Squadron

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AGM-88 HARM anti-radiation missile

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EA-6B. The Marine Corps retired their Prowlers in 2019, replacing them with F/A-18G Growlers

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