gottalotta:

Theme of the day: Big and little. Big boat little dog, each in water

Oh crap, I forgot to untie the anchor line!

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acidadebranca:

Next-Generation Aircraft Carrier, CVN 78

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LOVE

Douglas EA-3 Skywarrior

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sr71:

Lockheed A-12 at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, New York

by David Monniaux via commons.wikimedia.org

I’ve been there!!

New Fighter: F/A-37 | My[confined]Space

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fuckyeahlegos:

Harry S Truman CVN-75 Aircraft Carrier in LEGO | Brothers Brick

Built by Malle Hawking, it contains over 200,000 bricks and weighs over 160 kilograms (352 pounds)!

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Oh man, I love aircraft carriers and I love Legos.  Could this picture get any better?

New York City Helicopter Tours (24 pics) » AcidCow.com

Intrepid Air Museum in Manhattan!  I’ve been there!

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xplanes:

Lockheed U-2 carrier landing trials, USS America, 1969

Really?!?  Dang, the U-2 has a very wide wing-span…

planeshots:

Grumman F-14 Tomcat

osprey takeoff : My[confined]Space

Aircraft carriers are the awesomest thing ever

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An A-12 (SR-71 prototype) on display at the Intrepid Air & Space Museum, New York City

I’ve been there!

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auto-“Enterprise” reblog

auto-aircraft carrier reblog

auto-physics nerd reblog

xplanes:

Task Force One: Three nuclear-powered craft - the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, the cruiser USS Long Beach, and frigate USS Bainbridge.
On July 31, 1964, these three ships departed from Gibraltar on a 30,656-mile, unreplenished circumnavigation of the globe, to showcase the advantages of nuclear power. Known as “Operation Sea Orbit,” the cruise ended on October 3, 1964 at Charleston, South Carolina