A-10C 78-0619 from the 190th Fighter Squadron, 124th Wing (Idaho ANG). (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size
A-10C 78-0619 from the 190th Fighter Squadron, 124th Wing (Idaho ANG). (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size
Friday, November 5, 2010
190th Fighter Squadron A-10C caught at D-M October 29, 2010
At Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona, Warthog News contributor Ned Harris from the United States had the opportunity to take the following shots:
A-10C 78-0619 from the 190th Fighter Squadron, 124th Wing (Idaho ANG). (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size
A-10C 78-0619 from the 190th Fighter Squadron, 124th Wing (Idaho ANG). (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size
A-10C 78-0619 from the 190th Fighter Squadron, 124th Wing (Idaho ANG). (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size
A-10C 78-0619 from the 190th Fighter Squadron, 124th Wing (Idaho ANG). (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size
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Some details caught my eye... why the tips of the wings are black? Though it looks like whole tip section is black... And why do they have yellow ventral air stabilizers?
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing that out, Mariusz. I just overlooked the unusual black wing tips. Great catch! But the ventral air stabilizer at right could be simply a replacement (spare part), painted with a yellow primer instead of green.
ReplyDeleteAny explanation from the Idaho Hog guys?
Joachim Jacob, Warthog News Editor
That could be the answer - spare parts. Looking again on the picture I have noticed black stripes between pylons. Also spare parts?
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