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Beginning Of The Autumn Season In Canada
A paper wasp nest is in a maple tree as the autumn season begins in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on September 21, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Greater Banded Hornet (Vespa Tropica) Is Known For Its Lethal Venom
A greater banded hornet (Vespa tropica) shelters inside human footwear in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on August 1, 2025. Native to southern Asia, New Guinea and West Africa, the species has recently been identified as invasive on Guam. The hornet preys on paper wasps, honeybees and dragonflies, and is known to raid the nests of other wasps to capture larvae as food. Its sting can inject neuro (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto) -
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Bruce Stampede 2025
BRUCE, CANADA – JULY 27:
A CF-188 Hornet, the Royal Canadian Air Force’s multi-role fighter aircraft, soars overhead during the 2025 Bruce Stampede in Bruce, Alberta, Canada, on July 7, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Bruce Stampede 2025
BRUCE, CANADA – JULY 27:
A CF-188 Hornet, the Royal Canadian Air Force’s multi-role fighter aircraft, soars overhead during the 2025 Bruce Stampede in Bruce, Alberta, Canada, on July 7, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269v)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269x)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269u)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269p)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269r)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269c)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Adrian Wedderburn/Bav Media/REX (10434269e)
A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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NEWS - Brisbane: Waghalsige Flugshow zwischen Hochhäusern
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A F/A-18F Super Hornet plane flying between Brisbane's skyscrapers in Australia as part of a flying display
Sunsuper Riverfire festival, Brisbane, Australia - 28 Sep 2019
Incredible photos show a huge RAAF cargo plane flying close to Brisbane’s skyscrapers in Australia as part of an annual festival. Photographer Adrian Wedderburn captured pictures of the massive military aircraft swooping over Brisbane River and by the city’s skyscrapers. The C-17A cargo plane can be seen squeezing between the high-rise buildings in Brisbane as part of the Sunsuper Riverfire festival, which celebrates the end of the city’s annual three-week arts event. The RAAF said the pilots had practised the stunt a number of times in a simulator and also in the plane before flying over the crowds at the festival. The aircraft was actually around 100 metres away from the buildings. The festival included spectacular fireworks, as well as the aircraft display, which also featured a low-flying F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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FEATURE - DIE BESTEN BILDER DER WOCHE
June 13, 2017 - Uss Carl Vinson, United States of America - A U.S. Navy F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter aircraft from the Strike Fighter Squadron 192 Golden Dragons creates a vapor cone as it breaks the sound barrier during operations over the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson June 12, 2017 in the Pacific Ocean (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet of the Swiss Air Force approaching Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL -
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet of the Swiss Air Force approaching Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL -
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet of the Swiss Air Force during the live shooting at Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL -
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet of the Swiss Air Force approaching Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL -
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet of the Swiss Air Force during the live shooting at Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL -
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet with tiger coating of the Swiss Air Force during the live shooting at Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL -
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REPORTAGE - Schweizer Luftwaffe
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 hornet of the Swiss Air Force during the live shooting at Axalp in the swiss bernese alps FOTO: DUKAS/MIKE BICHSEL
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Boeing F18-C of USS Theordore Roosevelt in the Gulf preparing to take-off
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Lightning images from the U.S. Navy, various locations - 2009
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Lightning on the High Seas
LIGHTNING ON THE HIGH SEAS
A life on the high seas with the US Navy can mean adventure and exotic ports of call, but being in the middle of the ocean can leave you at the mercy of the elements.
And these jaw-dropping images show what lightning looks like from the deck of a warship.
Military photographers Jon Husman and Elliott Fabrizio captured the brilliant bolts of electricity as witnessed from the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis on a scheduled six-month deployment to the western Pacific Ocean.
While Todd A. Schaffer shot a storm over the Norfolk navy base in Virginia.
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Story: Dean Murray
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Lightning images from the U.S. Navy, various locations - 2009
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Lightning on the High Seas
LIGHTNING ON THE HIGH SEAS
A life on the high seas with the US Navy can mean adventure and exotic ports of call, but being in the middle of the ocean can leave you at the mercy of the elements.
And these jaw-dropping images show what lightning looks like from the deck of a warship.
Military photographers Jon Husman and Elliott Fabrizio captured the brilliant bolts of electricity as witnessed from the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis on a scheduled six-month deployment to the western Pacific Ocean.
While Todd A. Schaffer shot a storm over the Norfolk navy base in Virginia.
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Story: Dean Murray
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HXUEBYTPS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Lightning images from the U.S. Navy, various locations - 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by MC2 Elliott Fabrizio / Rex Features ( 987229d )
Lightning on the High Seas
LIGHTNING ON THE HIGH SEAS
A life on the high seas with the US Navy can mean adventure and exotic ports of call, but being in the middle of the ocean can leave you at the mercy of the elements.
And these jaw-dropping images show what lightning looks like from the deck of a warship.
Military photographers Jon Husman and Elliott Fabrizio captured the brilliant bolts of electricity as witnessed from the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis on a scheduled six-month deployment to the western Pacific Ocean.
While Todd A. Schaffer shot a storm over the Norfolk navy base in Virginia.
MUST CREDIT PICTURES BY
(see individual credits)/Rex Features
Story: Dean Murray
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HXUEBYTPS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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The USS Theodore Roosevelt Anchored in the Solent, Britain - 08 Apr 2009
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Aircraft maintaince workers tend to one of the Hornet type fighter planes.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt Anchored in the Solent, Britain - 08 Apr 2009
She's known as the 'big stick' and giant American aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt has certainly made a big impression. The gigantic nuclear warship arrived in Stokes Bay in Gosport on Saturday for a short stay, along with the 4,800 sailors on board. The ship is so huge that she can't anchor in Portsmouth Harbour because the water is too shallow. Due to this, the Nimitz-class ship is anchored one mile from the coast of Stokes Bay and she will remain there until Wednesday.
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OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM - DEC 2001
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At sea aboard USS Kitty Hawk (Dec. 2, 2001) -- An F/A-18 Hornet from Fighter Attack Squadron (VFA) 192 Golden Dragons, part of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, launches from the carrier (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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An F18 Hornet from the Dambusters of Strike Fighter Squadron One Nine Five prepares for a catapult launch during sustained bombing missions over Afghanistan. Kitty Hawk and her embarked Carrier Air Wing Five are conducting strike missions in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Kitty Hawk operates out of Yokosuka, Japan, as America's only permanently forward-deployed aircraft carrier.
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AVIATION ORDNANCEMEN LOADING MISSILE FOR OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM, USS CARL VINSON, ARABIAN SEA - 09 OCT 2001
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Aviation Ordnancemen aboard USS Carl Vinson assigned to the "Shrikes" of Strike Fighter Squadron Nine Four (VFA-94) load an AIM-7 "Sparrow" missile on an F/A-18 "Hornet" in preparation for afternoon flight operations.
AVIATION ORDNANCEMEN LOADING MISSILE FOR OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM, USS CARL VINSON, ARABIAN SEA - 09 OCT 2001
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A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet launches from the port catapult past sailors in the cat walk of the USS George Washington (CVN 73 as the ship steams in the Persian Gulf on March 8, 1998. The Washington battle group is operating in the Persian Gulf in support of Operation Southern Watch, which is the U.S. and coalition enforcement of the no-fly-zone over Southern Iraq.
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US Navy Hornet lands on USS Nimitz off the coast of Los Angeles, America
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