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Old 01-01-2008, 08:45 PM   #1
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Carrier & B-52

Very cool photo... I dont believe I've ever seen it.

Two different web sites say it's not a fake

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Old 01-01-2008, 09:03 PM   #2
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I can tell you right now that's not fake. Nobody who would fake that would also be smart enough to realize that the 52 flies nose down at low speed. Watch a 52 take off and you will realize the rear fuselage gear leaves the ground before the nose fuselage gear.

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Awesome pic, sure I've seen it before somewhere.
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Watch a 52 take off and you will realize the rear fuselage gear leaves the ground before the nose fuselage gear.

Awsome pic!!!
I didn't know that!!! That would be weird to see. It would look like its going to crash.
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Talking B-52 flyby

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New here so i hope you don't mind me butting in. The picture is true.It was a joint excersice in the Persian Gulf in 1990 between Airforce and Navy. At the end of the excersice the B-52s,there were 2,ask if they could do a fly by and the navy controller said yes. 9 Klm out the B-52 asked if they could see him ,the navy controller said no so the B-52 said look lower and there he was.The Admiral on board ask for a second flyby so they could see them this time. The B-52 abliged .
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New here so i hope you don't mind me butting in. The picture is true.It was a joint excersice in the Persian Gulf in 1990 between Airforce and Navy. At the end of the excersice the B-52s,there were 2,ask if they could do a fly by and the navy controller said yes. 9 Klm out the B-52 asked if they could see him ,the navy controller said no so the B-52 said look lower and there he was.The Admiral on board ask for a second flyby so they could see them this time. The B-52 abliged .
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click on the link next to the photo in the original post... it says almost verbatim what you said..

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Thats where I had seen the picture first time. Awesome flying .
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