Fluidr / CONG1860's "F-16s at Denver International Airport" set

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A Canon EOS 5D Mark II — 1/750s ƒ/9.5 ISO 200 at 160 mm

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Denver International Airport (DIA) will temporarily host the Colorado Air National Guard F-16s while the runway at Buckley Air Force Base undergoes reconstruction. (Air National Guard photo by SMSgt John Rohrer.)

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N 2 B 440 C 0 E Jul 12, 2014 F Dec 11, 2014

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U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcons from the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard, taxi through Denver International Airport, Denver Colo., as they begin to return to Buckley Air Force Base on July 12, 2014, slightly ahead of schedule, after spending approximately three months at DIA while the base runway was being reconstructed. Despite relocating their entire flying operations, the wing managed to provide uninterrupted support to their Aerospace Control Alert mission 24/7 throughout the transition to DIA and back to Buckley AFB. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Wolfram M. Stumpf/RELEASED)

Tags: COANG Colorado Denver Denver International Airport DIA F-16 Flacon Viper airport return jet fighter USAF Air Force Buckley Base taxi 120th Fighter Squadron 140th Wing Buckely Air Force Base CO USA

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A Nikon D800 — 1/1250s ƒ/5.6 ISO 320 at 300 mm

N 0 B 328 C 0 E Jul 12, 2014 F Dec 11, 2014

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F-16s from the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard begin to return to Buckley Air Force Base July 12, 2014, slightly ahead of schedule, after spending approximately three months at Denver International Airport while the base runway was being reconstructed. Despite relocating their entire flying operations, the wing managed to provide uninterrupted support to their Aerospace Control Alert mission 24/7 throughout the transition to DIA and back to Buckley AFB. (Air National Guard Photo by Capt. Kinder Blacke)