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Image 1 — The O-2A Skymaster - two weapon hard points, two booms, and two engines in a push-pull configuration
Image 2 — The O-2A Skymaster - two weapon hard points, two booms, and two engines in a push-pull configuration
Image 3 — The O-2A Skymaster - two weapon hard points, two booms, and two engines in a push-pull configuration
Image 4 — The O-2A Skymaster - two weapon hard points, two booms, and two engines in a push-pull configuration
Image 5 — The O-2A Skymaster - two weapon hard points, two booms, and two engines in a push-pull configuration
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The O-2A Skymaster - two weapon hard points, two booms, and two engines in a push-pull configuration

Used for forward air control from 1967 to 2010.

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Photos: OC from the Duxford airshow yesterday.

u/Un4442nate — 3 hours ago
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The 'Bloody Hundredth' commemoration flypast, Duxford UK.

Europe's only airworthy B17 'Sally B' flies in formation with a KC135 to commemorate the Bloody Hundredth, which started as the 100th Bombardment Group with B17s, and is now the 100th Air Refuelling Wing with KC135s based at nearby RAF Mildenhall.

They were called bloody due to the high amount of losses suffered during WWII. One of its honours is it is the only USAF unit allowed to keep its original tail code of a Square D, which was also applied to Sally B for the flypast.

u/Un4442nate — 11 hours ago
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Who is he?

Seen on Keeping up Appearances. I don't recognise him with so much body.

u/Un4442nate — 5 days ago