Photography A Different Kind of Photography Thread

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On the Flight Line at El Centro

 

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F4U Corsair "Godspeed" dedicated to John Glenn

 

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Spanish Dancer (Hexabranchus Sanguineus) ​

The largest of the nudibranchs is the Spanish dancer—so called because when it swims, the undulating movements of its flattened body are reminiscent...

 

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Somewhere in Switzerland

 

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USS George H. W. Bush (CVN-77) in the Gulf of Aden.

 

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Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Houston (SSN 713) leads a formation of ships

 

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Gene Cernan, the last man on the moon.

14 December 1972 - Taurus-Littrow Valley / Moon

 

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Singapore

 

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Gene Cernan going for a drive on the Moon.

 

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Apollo 15 Launch, July 26, 1971.

 

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Venice

 

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Navagio Beach -- originally known as Agios Georgios.

 

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USS George Washington (CVN-73) in the Philippine Sea.

 

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Switzerland

 

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Captain Walter "Waddy" Young and his crew pose in front of their caricatures on their B29 Superfortress, November 24, 1944. Young and his crew were assigned to the 869th Bombardment Squadron, of the 497th Bomb Group, 21st Bomber command, Twentieth U.S. Air Force, flying out of Isely Field on the island of Saipan.

Waddy's Wagon was the fifth B-29 to take off on the first Tokyo mission from Saipan on November 24, 1944, and first to land back at Isley Field after bombing the target.

On January 9, 1945, after finishing his bombing run over Tokyo, Waddy saw that another B-29 was falling behind after being hit by a Japanese plane. Waddy turned back to help protect them. The crews of both Superfortress bombers (22 men) were never seen again.