| McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet | United States - US Marine Corps (USMC) | Kevin Cook

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McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet
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Airline: United States - US Marine Corps (USMC)
Photo Date: Aug 02, 2003
Uploaded: Aug 15, 2003
Other location - USS John C. Stennis CVN-74, USA - California

Notes:

I am not sure about this one but I believe this is a "dummy" aircraft mainly used for training purpose only, also noticed the dummy in the cockpit, we were only pierside for 5 hours at North Island and went back underway to the Pacific for another 7 days.

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Aug 02, 2003

Uploaded

Aug 15, 2003

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Notes

I am not sure about this one but I believe this is a "dummy" aircraft mainly used for training purpose only, also noticed the dummy in the cockpit, we were only pierside for 5 hours at North Island and went back underway to the Pacific for another 7 days.