I'll probably never see this again. An F-18 and a rainbow at the same time. I just happened to have my camera with me at work and voila there it is! Hope you like it!

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I'm originally from Russia btw.

Yeah, it is kinda funny that they use Russian looking planes. Well the Iraqis don't have much of an airforce to mimic. :)

Nuff said.

;-)

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posting them on the net isn't some violation of some regulation or statute. Are you still in the USMC or working there as a civilian now?

And I'm not exactly taking photos of any top secret spy plane or anything. It's just an F-18. I can google it and get about a billion photos of it if I wanted to. I see your point, but unless I'm taking photos of one of the headquarters buildings or something like that I doubt it would be a problem.

I was just curious if there were any rules about taking photos on military bases without authorization, regardless of what you are shooting. I would be surprised if there was not such a rule somewhere.

At the MAG I work for I had to get permission from the Group CO just to shoot a retirement ceremony that didn't involve the aircraft at all