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AH-64 MK1 Apache Attack Helicopter performing fast turn and break

Little Gransden, Cambridgeshire, England - August 27, 2023: Vintage 1948 Bentley MK VI Saloon parked on grass.

А couple of african american tourists lean on a railing on the street, exploring the atmosphere and taking pictures

Oosterbeek, Netherlands - 16th June 2024: The Old Church was a key location during the Battle of Arnhem in Sept 1944 in Oosterbeek, Netherlands

Powerful Israel army modern main battle Merkava Mk 4 tank. Israel-Hamas war, military operations near the Gaza Strip. 3D heavy military vehicle IDF Merkava tank weapon, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, mixed media illustration

Sola, Norway - June 16 2024: Details of Westland WS-61 MK43B Sea King search and rescue helicopter.

Little Gransden, Cambridgeshire, England - August 25, 2024: Vintage Hawker Hurricane Mk1 in flight

Aerial shot of Black sea coastline and Burgas port - (Bulgarian: Брегова линия на Черно море и пристанище Бургас, България). The scene is situated outdoors near noon in Burgas, Bulgaria on the Black Sea shores. The photo is taken with DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone.

British medium tank Mk V 57mm isolated on white background

An Apache AH Mk1 Longbow attack helicopterTo see my other aviation images please click the image below

Holy Trinity St. Sergius Lavra in the city of Sergiev Posad. A Russian shrine in the Moscow region

$While in a climbing turn to port, having overshot the autopilot controlled approach to RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk, with the undercarriage and flaps raised, both engines failed at an altitude of 300 feet. The pilot levelled off, advanced both throttles, and turned on the fuel supply from the No.3 tank, but not quickly enough to relight either or both engines. \n\nThe aircraft lost altitude rapidly, and the pilot was unable to reach open ground for an emergency landing before the aircraft collided with some trees, and two small fires broke out in the wreckage. The aircraft came down one-and-a-half miles South East of Sutton Heath, near RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk. \n\nThe two crew - Flight Lieutenant Harry Maule (pilot) and Mr. Mike Burgan (Civilian Flight Test Observer) - were injured. \n\nNote that the Canberra which flew until September 2013 as \$