'I Figure RedRiver6 Will Like This One'

[Panther_99FS]

http://www.af.mil/shared/media/photodb/photos/090701-F-8570L-910.jpg

[Eoraptor1]

Terminator Salvation, Panther. The warthog gets it's day in the (post-apocalyptic) sun. We didn't get our wish to see Rachel McLish as a terminator, though.

JAMES

[Henry]

you mean you panthered it!:173go1:
he's not gonna like that one bit
H

[redriver6]

'I Figure RedRiver6 Will Like This One'
oh yeah!!!


you mean you panthered it!:173go1:
he's not gonna like that one bit

oh no!!!:icon_lol:

[Henry]

LOL
great shot though
P:applause::applause:
H

[Snuffy]

What a cute lil warthog! :jump:

[Panther_99FS]

Of course it's a great shot - that's because I didn't take it; it's a USAF photo.....:icon_lol:

[jmig]

Is that one of the A-10s at Barksdale?

[Panther_99FS]

Is that one of the A-10s at Barksdale?

jmig,
I don't think so....Barksdale A-10's have the "Hog Jaws" nose (identifiable by the 2 large fangs on the bottom of the jaw) whereas this one has the traditional "Shark Mouth"

(Note the "Hog Jaws" nose paint in the attachment below)

[jmig]

jmig,
I don't think so....Barksdale A-10's have the "Hog Jaws" nose (identifiable by the 2 large fangs on the bottom of the jaw) whereas this one has the traditional "Shark Mouth"

(Note the "Hog Jaws" nose paint in the attachment below)

ROTFLMAO @ the HOG Jaw!

Sounds like Arkansas A-10s

[redriver6]

i think the A-10 in the picture Panther posted is either 74th or 75th FS..23rd Fighter Group....the Flying Tigers.

917th Wing 47th FS A-10's at Barksdale have the 'Hog tusks' on em.

the 47th FS is also the same squadron that shot down 8 Japanese aircraft on Dec. 7, 1941.

All the 47th (aka Dogpatchers) A-10's i've ever seen or photographed have the hog tusks on the nose and one of the dogpatch charcters on the port side of the fuselage.

[redriver6]

found this on the Moody AFB website factsheet for the 23rd FG.....


Leading the way into the Future
The 23rd recently reached another milestone. A 75th Fighter Squadron A-10 passed the 9000 flying-hour mark becoming the most traveled fighter aircraft in Air Force history.