Aircraft 82-8000 Photo

82-8000, 1987 Boeing VC-25A (747-2G4B), C/N: 23824
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Aircraft 82-8000, 1987 Boeing VC-25A (747-2G4B), c/n 23824 l/n 679, SAM 28000 landing RWY 26. The new pilot of the "Air Force One" aircraft was practicing approaches to Langley AFB by doing touch-n-go's. He did several here at Langley and did several at nearby PHF., at LFI, photo by Dean Heald
SAM 28000 landing RWY 26. The new pilot of the "Air Force One" aircraft was practicing approaches to Langley AFB by doing touch-n-go's. He did several here at Langley and did several at nearby PHF.
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Shot Date 2009-01-22
Airport LFI
Langley Afb Airport
Upload Date 2009-03-24
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 30D
Shutter Speed 1/800 sec
Aperture f/7.1
ISO 125
Focal Length 250 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2009-01-22 10:41:19
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Aircraft 82-8000, 1987 Boeing VC-25A (747-2G4B), c/n 23824 l/n 679, SAM 28000 landing RWY 26. The new pilot of the "Air Force One" aircraft was practicing approaches to Langley AFB by doing touch-n-go's. He did several here at Langley and did several at nearby PHF., at LFI, photo by Dean Heald
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