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Photo ID 151636 by Martin Thoeni - Powerplanes. Private Super Constellation Flyers Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID 149912 by Chris Hauser. Private Private Lockheed C 121A Constellation L 749, N494TW
Photo ID: 149912
Short final to SBAC98
Photo ID 149911 by Chris Hauser. Private Private Lockheed C 121A Constellation L 749, N494TW
Photo ID: 149911
Approaching at late afternoon
Photo ID 148696 by Andreas Weber. Private Super Constellation Flyers Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID 143504 by Stuart Thurtle. Private Super Constellation Flyers Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID: 143504
Super Constellation at Duxford Flying Legends 2014
Photo ID 142047 by Ludwig Isch. Private Super Constellation Flyers Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID 141142 by Sven Zimmermann. Private Private Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID: 141142
Former C-121C by USAF, this Super Constellation visited Meiringen that day for some passenger flights. Still there this weekend because of lost tire later on.
Photo ID 140981 by Manfred Jaggi. Private Private Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID: 140981
Photo ID 134365 by Thomas Ziegler - Aviation-Media. USA Air Force Lockheed VC 121A Constellation L 749, N9463
Photo ID 129756 by Martin Thoeni - Powerplanes. Private Super Constellation Flyers Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID: 129756
Built as a C-121C for the USAF, c/n 4175. It went zu MATS at 1st of november 1956, later in 1962 it came to Mississippi Air National Guard’s. It also flew as N73544 and since 2007 the registration is HB-RSC, called Star of Switzerland.
Photo ID 128166 by Martin Thoeni - Powerplanes. Private Super Constellation Flyers Lockheed C 121C Super Constellation L 1049F, HB RSC
Photo ID: 128166
Zigermeet 2013. Low and "fast" over the village of Mollis and then passing the airport.
Photo ID 124200 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3414
Photo ID: 124200
Well lit by the autumn sun, 414 seems lonely on the ramp this time.
Photo ID 121454 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 53 0548
Photo ID: 121454
Landing on runway 20 after a long patrol over the Atlantic Ocean.
Photo ID 121453 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 53 0548
Photo ID: 121453
On the ramp while its hangar (885) ir being renovated.
Photo ID 121452 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 53 0548
Photo ID: 121452
This Connie was saved from the breakers by the Pima Museum. It is now fated to go to another museum at Chino, California and will hopefully be preserved there.
Photo ID 121412 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3414
Photo ID: 121412
On the EC-121 ramp with 52-3424 and one other. There were usually three EC-121Ts here at the same time.
Photo ID 121411 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3414
Photo ID: 121411
Only one EC-121T on the ramp. The others might be in the hangar for maintenance or on patrol over the long reaches of the North Atlantic. Here only five months are left of the EC-121T time in Iceland.
Photo ID 121410 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3414
Photo ID: 121410
Taken from the top of hangar 885, the largest on the base and for a long time the resident hangar for the AEW units and the rescue units, both helicopters and tankers, plus the tankers deployed to support the 57th FIS with their F-4s and F-15s.
Photo ID 121409 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 53 0548
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One of two EC-121s that I photographed from the roof of hangar 885 which now seems only fit for tearing down for steel reclamation. If so, it will be a big landmark removal on the field.
Photo ID 121408 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3425
Photo ID: 121408
To my knowledge, there were only three of the EC-121Ts still with the upper radome in service with the 79th AEW&CS during the last year of service in Iceland, 307, 424 and 425.
Photo ID 121407 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3412
Photo ID: 121407
Sitting on the ramp in fromt of the AEW&C squadron hangar with Shackleton WL790.
Photo ID 121382 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3412
Photo ID: 121382
Earlier than most of my other photos of 412. I guess I caught it more often than some others.
Photo ID 121274 by Jason Grant. USA Air Force Lockheed C 121A Constellation L 749, 48 0610
Photo ID 120160 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3412
Photo ID: 120160
Waiting for still another mission to extend the radar coverage over the North Atlantic.
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