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nice work 
I think you've got things mixed-up. Edwards AFB, located south of Majove and East of Lancaster in California is an approximate 4 hour drive from Las Vegas. Nellis AFB is to the north of Las Vegas in Nevada. Spotting at Edwards AFB is near-impossible. Spotting near Nellis AFB is possible, at various locations: The Speedway, along the N Las Vegas Blvd to the NE (landings) and at E Cheyenne Ave and Kinley Drive, to the SW of the base (take-offs). You need a lot of reach though to shoot proper pics (over 300 mm on a with 1.6 cropratio).LV84 wrote:I am going on holiday to the us Next saturday and maybe i wanna do some spotting there aswell. but is it allowed to just take pictures frome besides the road at Edwards, as i am visiting Las Vegas it is only a short trip to Edwards. But are there any rules i have to follow before taking pictures there? How are they in the Us regarding spotters?
Nice pics, thanks for sharing! I was there in August 2008 and it was quite warm. The photo-pod on the Marines F/A-18D is interchangeable I think.Tomcat01 wrote:The marines....of VMFA(AW)-121 flying two different types of the F-18D..
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