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Unidentified — Aircraft

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Unidentified — Aircraft

0 views Taken Aug 22, 2025·Uploaded Aug 22, 2025

Tech. Sgt. Matthew Smith

4 photos · Unknown

#military transport jet #four engine jet #landing gear extended #gray military livery #u.s. air force markings #in flight #dirt runway #dust cloud

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