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N28000 —

Submitted 7 years ago

Air Force One was practicing Touch and Go Landings near Atlantic City NJ.

218 of N28000 169 at KACY

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Rich Greene7 years ago

No matter this plane is, it's a photographers dream. I caught it once at a very small military airfield near my home. It was parked while GEORGE W did his business. There it was and the small crowd could get as close as 30 or less feet from it. I got some fantastic photos and posted them here. The take off was at about 60 degrees, steeper than I've ever seen a 747 go, but then this is no normal 747.

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