Point Mugu Nas (naval Base Ventura Co) Airport Photo

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Point Mugu Nas (naval Base Ventura Co) Airport, BULLPUP missile 'smart' bomb in foreground, AGM-62 WALLEYE missile, MAVERICK behind
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BULLPUP missile 'smart' bomb in foreground, AGM-62 WALLEYE missile, MAVERICK behind
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Airport Point Mugu Nas (naval Base Ventura Co) Airport
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Upload Date 2006-03-17
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Camera Make Hewlett-Packard
Camera Model HP PhotoSmart R607 (V01.00)d
Shutter Speed 1/60 sec
Aperture f/2.6
ISO 100
Focal Length 5.8 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Center-weighted average
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1792 × 1312
Date Taken 2006-03-16 11:55:58
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