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It's called a Megamouth Shark. First discovered by the U.S. Navy in 1976 it's a very rare shark. There have only been 70 sightings around the world since then. It's a filter feeder and is very small (17 feet) compared to other filter feeders: Whale Shark and Basking Shark

LN tail code F-100D/F, F-15C/D/E, F-111F, HH-60G…492nd “Bolar Madhatters”,493rd “Grim Reapers”, 494th “Black Panthers” , 495th “?”, 48 FW (USAFE), RAF Lakenheath, UK

Do you recall the decommissioned bomber that sat off the expressway that ran perpendicular to Larpenteur near Lauderdale (now Roseville)? Recall it as smaller than a B-25 but sure loomed large beside passing traffic.

The misplaced grille emblem really bugs me!
Buddy

Only 3 Fighter Squadrons assigned there. Next year, Nov 2021 they will get 2 full squadrons of F35A Lightnings. I never knew Libya was an acronym until I spoke with a 111 pilot from Lakenheath years ago. Libya= Lakenheath Is Bombing Your Ass!