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Derived from the
Northrop YF-17, the F-18 Hornet was designed as a multi-purpose
aircraft that would compliment the larger, and more expensive, F-14
Tomcat. |
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The
2007 East Coast F-18 Demo Team. |
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NAS
Oceana is the master jet base for the Atlantic Fleet. That means
lots of Hornets. The shots above are from the 2002, 2003, 2004 and
2005 Oceana air shows. |
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With
the Blue Angels, CF-18 Demo Team, US Navy F-18 Demo Team, and a pair
of USMC F-18s, the 2003 Westfield show looked a bit like NAS Oceana. |
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Marine
F/A-18s perform in a combined arms demo at the 2002 NAS Jax show. |
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A pair of Marine F-18s
from VMFA-251 (Thunder Bolts) arrive at the 2000 Rhode Island National
Guard Open House and Air Show. |
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An F-18 from
the Navy Test Pilot school arrives at the 2001 Quebec Air Show. |
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