60-0374

Aircraft:
Boeing EC-135E ARIA
Reg: 60-0374 photos
Serial #:
18149
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: Dec 05, 2009
Uploaded: Jan 15, 2010
Dayton Wright-Patterson Air Force Base - KFFO, USA - Ohio

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National Museum of the US Air Force. In the 1960s, NASA and the DoD needed a mobile tracking platform to support the Apollo space program and other space operations. Eight Boeing C-135 Stratolifters were modified into the Apollo/Range Instrumentation Aircraft (A/RIA) standard. They were equipped with a steerable seven-foot antenna dish in its distinctive 'Droop Snoot' or 'Snoopy Nose'. Shot at 10mm.

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Dec 05, 2009

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National Museum of the US Air Force. In the 1960s, NASA and the DoD needed a mobile tracking platform to support the Apollo space program and other space operations. Eight Boeing C-135 Stratolifters were modified into the Apollo/Range Instrumentation Aircraft (A/RIA) standard. They were equipped with a steerable seven-foot antenna dish in its distinctive 'Droop Snoot' or 'Snoopy Nose'. Shot at 10mm.