Showing posts with label Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2011

One of the most spectacular A-10 shots ever

That's one of the most spectacular A-10 shots I've ever seen!



This photo was taken by Warthog News contributor James O'Rear from the United States at Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range near Gila Bend, Arizona, April 12, 2011.

James has titled this picture "Hawg moon rising" - Rising moon crosses paths with A-10C 82-0663 from the 354th Fighter Squadron as it dives down for a bomb run. (Photo by James O'Rear) Full size

Meanwhile, on the Warthog Territory Forums, WTF moderator Joe "Dice-man" Hodges called it Bad Moon Rising

And so, I remembered an old song of Creedence Clearwater Revival: Bad Moon Rising

Enjoy:



BTW: CCR was one of my favorite bands as I was a teenager... And John Fogerty and his boys did a great job to entertain U.S. service members during the Vietnam War.

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355th Fighter Wing A-10Cs caught at Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range April 12, 2011

Thursday, April 14, 2011

355th Fighter Wing A-10Cs caught at Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range April 12, 2011

At Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range near Gila Bend, Arizona, Warthog News contributors Ned Harris and James O'Rear, both from the United States, had the opportunity to take the following pictures:



"Smoke 'em" - A-10C 81-0939 firing 30mm cannon. (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size



A-10C 80-0146 firing it's 30mm cannon. (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size



A-10C 80-0146 firing it's 30mm cannon. (Photo by Ned Harris) Full size



"Hawg moon rising" - Rising moon crosses paths with A-10C 82-0663 from the 354th Fighter Squadron as it dives down for a bomb run. (Photo by James O'Rear) Full size

For related online feedback please check: Bad moon rising



A-10C 80-0146 from the 357th Fighter Squadron firing the 30mm GAU-8 gun. (Photo by James O'Rear) Full size



A-10C 81-0939 from the 354th Fighter Squadron making a panel check at the Barry Goldwater Bomb and Gunnery Range near Gila Bend, Arizona. Note the crew box on the nose with the 358th Lobos design and the mid-fuselage 354th Bulldogs squadron patch. (Photo by James O'Rear) Full size

Note: More pictures will be uploaded soon.