Harold Lloyd pretending to be a reflection in The Marathon (1919) [xpost r/silentmoviegifs]6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Captain Brian Bews bails at the last moment after a stuck piston causes his CF-18 Hornet to crash6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/nononono
C-130 specially modified to land in a stadium and rescue hostages in Iran in 19806yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/AirForce
To all fellow redditors who have to work the day after St. Paddy's Day6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/startrekgifs
The current record holder for the largest controlled explosion in the sky made by a civilian.6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Proposed land bridge and canal between Scotland and Ireland [829x720]6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
65 years after it crash landed on a beach in Wales, an American P-38 fighter plane has emerged from the sand where it was once buried6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/AirForce
US States according to watershed based on John Wesley Powell's 19th century proposal [1700x1100]6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
Ever wonder how they got short-haul jets like the Boeing 717 to Hawaii? Turns out they installed temporary fuel tanks where the seats normally were and flew them all the way from Long Beach6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/Hawaii
One of my favorite photos I have taken, SR-71 at Wright Pat Air Force Museum.6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/AirForce
F-15 callsign Rock 42 scrambling from PDX for Seattle. Photo: Twitter, @Sabian4046yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/Tacoma
An F-22 Raptor from the 95th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, Al Dhafra Air Base, United Arab Emirates, flies over Syria March 5, 2018. [2861x2044]6yr ⋅ Son0fSun ⋅ r/AirForce
