82-8000

Aircraft:
Boeing VC-25A
Reg: 82-8000 full info | 82-8000 photos
Serial #:
23824
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: Jun 05, 2009
Uploaded: Jun 13, 2009
Ramstein Air Force Base - ETAR, Germany

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President Barack Obama arriving at Ramstein Airbase in the late afternoon. He is visiting Landstuhl Regional Medical Center where wounded troops from Iraq and Afghanistan are treated as an inpatient.

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One of two Boeing VC-25, also known as 'Air Force One' when they carry the President of the United States (POTUS), seen approaching runway 19R with a wonderful light after a test flight from McConnell AFB (KIAB), KS

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Jun 05, 2009

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President Barack Obama arriving at Ramstein Airbase in the late afternoon. He is visiting Landstuhl Regional Medical Center where wounded troops from Iraq and Afghanistan are treated as an inpatient.