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Photo ID 120341 by Baldur Sveinsson. UK Air Force Avro 696 Shackleton AEW 2, WL741
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Pictured while resting on the AEW ramp at Keflavik. Few photos of this particular Shackleton seem to be around.
Photo ID 120302 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA NASA Martin WB 57F Canberra, N928NA
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Quite clean after having just started engines. The long wingspan of the NASA Canberra can best be appreciated from straight ahead.
Photo ID 120301 by Baldur Sveinsson. Denmark Air Force General Dynamics F 16B Fighting Falcon, ET 207
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An F-16B of the Royal Danish Airforce landing on runway 02 on October 3. 1995. The pilots are looking at the photographer.
Photo ID 120300 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 15C Eagle, 80 0046
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Taken when 80-046 is landing on runway 20 on August 4, 1993. It had just been repainted after being in the AFI scheme with block lettering and white shadow. This style of the IS on the tail of 46 was unique to it and 80-0035 which had white outline.
Photo ID 120275 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed T 33A Shooting Star, 57 0592
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Here shown in an earlier scheme than in my other photos of 592. Natural metal all over, bicentennial marking on fuselage and larger checkers in the tail checkerboard.
Photo ID 120274 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed T 33A Shooting Star, 58 0540
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Doing a low flyby or low approach to runway 02, this T-bird is very picruresque, with its red areas, the Black Knights checkerboard and the large squadron insignia on the fin.
Photo ID 120273 by Baldur Sveinsson. Netherlands Navy Lockheed SP 2H Neptune, 214
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Sp-2H 214 from the left side. Parked behind the early warning (transient) ramp behind the big hangar 885 the doors of which originally had round opening holes to facilitate working on B-36 bombers with the tails stuck outside the opening!
Photo ID 120272 by Baldur Sveinsson. Netherlands Navy Lockheed SP 2H Neptune, 213
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Sp-2H 213 from the left side. Parked on the patrol aircraft ramp.
Photo ID 120271 by Baldur Sveinsson. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 37 85
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Landing in formation with the rear aircraft touching down first. Taken during the first of two airspace control deployments that the German Air force made with the F-4Fs. The second and last was during 2012.
Photo ID 120270 by Baldur Sveinsson. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 57
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Taking off in the morning from runway 02. Taken during the first of two airspace control deployments that the German Air force made with the F-4Fs. The second and last was during 2012.
Photo ID 120242 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Rockwell B 1B Lancer, 86 0105
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The crew conferring with the IDF staff after the first B-1 landing at Keflavik during Northern Viking 95.
Photo ID 120241 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Rockwell B 1B Lancer, 86 0105
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A Rockwell B-1B Lancer of the 7. BS at Dyess AFB landing on runway 02. It is caught during the first B-1 landing at Keflavik during Northern Viking 95.
Photo ID 120240 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 156518
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Parked in front of the VP hangar right next to the duty office.
Photo ID 120239 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 157321
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Still another VP-56 Orion parked on the flightline at NAS Keflavik. No such things around today.
Photo ID 120238 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 156527
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Another VP-56, Dragons Orion parked on the flightline with one of the engineers checking the right outside engine and the access panels removed from the right inside engine.
Photo ID 120237 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 156520
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Parked on the flightline. This VP-56 Orion is the only one that I have seen that has been through rework and has returned retaining the white outline to the fuselage insignia. This may seem like nitpicking, but no other Orion I have seen has had this.
Photo ID 120236 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4E Phantom II, 66 0300
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Sitting on the taxiway waiting for permission to taxi out for take off for the last time from Iceland. The sun was very low on the horizon. This really gives a very good view of the last F-4 to leave Iceland.
Photo ID 120235 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4C Phantom II, 63 7618
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Taxying in from the runway soon after coming back from Getafe, Spain after rework. It was the second F-4C to come back in a new finish of glossy grey, more in line with the air defence role of these aircraft with the 57th FIS.
Photo ID 120220 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 15A Eagle, 75 0061
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One of the Oregon Redhawks likes keeping low and cleaning up the aircraft early after a runway 11 takeoff.
Photo ID 120219 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 15C Eagle, 80 0035
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Landing on runway 02 with 80-0029, these two keep perfect formation. Note that the presentation of the fin markings was changed between the time this photo was taken, and another taken at Fairford 1994.
Photo ID 120218 by Baldur Sveinsson. Denmark Navy Sud Aviation SE 3160 Alouette III, MM6771
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Basking in the snow at Keflavik.
Photo ID 120217 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 15C Eagle, 80 0048
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Taken from F-15D, 80-0057 during climbing after an overflight of Reykjavík airport . This woke up the US Embassy in town, which was not happy at not having been informed or asked. The tower controllers were really happy having eagerly granted the visit.
Photo ID 120210 by Baldur Sveinsson. Private Aces High Ltd Douglas C 54D Skymaster DC 4, N44914
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Starting engines. Note the reflection in the puddle. A number of photographers were present, but they did not take notice of the reflection. Interesting to see two DC-4s in by the Lofteidir Hotel, where DC-4 and DC-6 operations took place in the 50s/60s
Photo ID 120206 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4C Phantom II, 63 7576
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The 57th FIS of course made this into their bicentennial bird, like so many other units did with any aircraft that had 76 somewhere in its serial. 576 arrived in Iceland on February 7, 1975 and left on April 13, 1978 to the ADWC.
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