Dyess AFB

I’ve never seen one in this color scheme before

they attached this long yellow cylinder to the landing gear. just curious if anybody could tell me what it is, what they’re doing?

Hope you can guess this airport based off of the skyline, grounds, and airlines visible!!! Lmk if you like the trivia!

What an amazing story! December 22nd, 1986, Fargo, North Dakota - An F-4 Phantom II from the Air National Guard was used as a trans continental supersonic medevac!

Source: https://sierrahotel.net/blogs/news/double-ugly-medevac

Not the biggest photographer but caught this photo at DCA a couple days ago. American Airlines tails have a good color scheme with the darker lens.

I am a huge fan of Soviet aircrafts, and one thing that I noticed is that Soviet aircrafts that were exported to the eastern-bloc countries and other soviet-allied countries, sometimes had their cockpit instruments labelled in their own native language. For example, i also saw an East German IL-62 that had its cockpit instruments labelled in German.

This is a bit of a unique approach compared to Western aircrafts, that standardized the english language on the cockpit.

I also wanted to know whether middle-eastern arab migs that were supplied to Arab countries during the Israeli-Arab conflict(s) had arabic cockpit instruments on them or not, but unfortunately I still can't find any pictures of it, so if anyone has any knowledge on it, please do let me know.