| | Self-portrait in the backseat of a 394 CTS T-38A Talon. |
| | | An enlisted technician works on the Spirit of Louisiana in the LO Facility. |
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| | The Spirit of Florida over central Missouri. |
| | | The Florida orbits waiting for a tanker. |
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| | The Spirit of Florida approaches the boom of a Mississippi ANG KC-135R. |
| | | With 44 hour missions to their credit B-2 pilots are masters at aerial refueling |
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| | Passing gas high above the building thunderheads. |
| | | Flying with the 509th Bomb Wing was a rare honor. |
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| | The Spirit of Florida weaves her way through the cloudtops. |
| | | An unusual sight: a B-2A drops 40 high-drag 500 pounders during daylight. |
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| | Another B-2A lets loose 20 500 lb Mk82 iron bombs. |
| | | The Spirit of Oklahoma takes on fuel during Northern Edge 2002. |
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| | A stealth coating specialist works on the Spirit of Louisiana. |
| | | How to patch a stealth coating. |
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| | Enlisted technicians fix pits in the exhaust troughs. |
| | | The Weapons Loading Trainer (large black object in background). |
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| | The Weapons Loading Trainer's high fidelity cockpit. |
| | | Weapons specialists load a 5000 lb GPS guided bunker buster. |
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| | The penetrator's case intially served as a naval cannon barrel. |
| | | A B83-1 (white) and B61-11 nuke shapes on the rotary launch assembly. |
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| | A B61-7 nuclear gravity bomb training shape and inert JDAM. |
| | | Two B61-11 earth penetrating nukes after being dropped on Alaska by a B-2A. |
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| | Each B-2 has a "dock" that provides power, protection and privacy. |
| | | "The Beast" in it's lair. |
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| | The 394 Combat Training Squadron's T-38A Talons. |
| | | Which are kept in immaculate condition. |
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| | A student pilot hangs in the virtual reality parachute training rig. |
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