Birds normally use wing beat to fly in the air ...
... USAF F-15 fighter jets use aircraft turbine engines, which can produce 50,000 pounds of thrust (25,000 each).
Spangdahlem US AIR Base Open House 2011 (3)
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Robert Bauer
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| Fotocamera | Canon PowerShot G11 |
| Obiettivo | 6.1-30.5 mm |
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| Tempo di esposizione | 1/250 |
| Distanza focale | 6.1 mm |
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Frank Streit 04/08/2011 23:38
nice !Doc G 02/08/2011 11:35
Ah - Du hast ja selber ein Foto der F-15!Sehr gut...
Doc
Dieter Hoffmann 01/08/2011 22:06
Sehr gut. Habe ich auch fotografiert.LG Dieter
Robert Bauer 01/08/2011 21:46
8/1/2011 - SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany -- Spangdahlem Air Base opened its doors to the public July 30 - 31 to demonstrate the military capabilities of the 52nd Fighter Wing and its NATO partners during the Spangdahlem Open House 2011 here.Visitors were able to see various fighter aircraft first-hand, to include the F-16 Fighting Falcon and A-10 Thunderbolt II, both assigned to Spangdahlem.
"I think this is a great opportunity to come up-close and see the planes in person," said Andre Vos, who travelled from the Netherlands to attend the event.
In addition to aircraft displays, there were numerous aerial demonstrations that highlighted the combat firepower of the 52nd FW.
The F-16 aerial demonstration included three high-speed passes, a low approach and a max power unrestricted climb.
"We see the planes fly from time to time, but being able to hear the engines roar above is amazing," Vos said.
The open house drew about 40,000 visitors over the weekend.
"The best part of the open house is that we let the local community see what we do on a regular basis," said Maj. Scott Sieting, 52nd Operations Group, who flew an F-16 during one of the demonstrations. "This way we are able to build a bond that will continue to foster a strong relationship in the future."