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Submitted 9 years ago

A little fun at NAF El Centro in November 2014.

1 of 16-4907 428 of FA18

Fernando Sedeno

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Kurt Anderson9 years ago

Once again, who rates these photos? Must not be pilots or real photograph's. A 4.29? Come on guys.

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Jeremy Kudlick9 years ago

I found it interesting that a bird assigned to a US Navy squadron (VFA-106) is identified as a US Marine Corps aircraft. A little research shows that VFA-106, based out of NAS Oceana (KNTU), serves as a training squadron for newly winged USN and USMC Naval Aviatiors and Naval Flight Officers, and also occasionally provides tactical demonstrations at air shows.

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