Commemorating ANZAC Day…Australians Aviators at War Image #6: A  77 Squadron RAAF F/A-18 Hornet ready for take-off during Operation Falconer, Australia’s contribution to the war in Iraq, 2003

Cope North 2013 Exercise Photos…Image #4: A Buff with little friends

Cope North 2013 Exercise Photos…Image #3: A trio of fighters…from left to right, a JASDF Mitsubishi F.2, a JASDF McDonnell Douglas F-15, a RAAF F/A-18 Hornet

Crashed Warplanes…Image #2: A Canadian CF-18 Hornet moments from hitting the ground, with the pilot ejecting.

An EADS Airbus A-330MRTT in RAAF livery undergoing mid-air refuelling trails with two Spanish F-18 Hornets (as requested by notjuststrongforagirl)

Merry Christmas from Wings of War…Image #1: A F/A-18 Hornet with Santa

A captured Messerschmitt Me-210 Hornisse accompanied by a De Havilland Mosquito.

The Me-210 is another poll option (and current leader) for the most interesting failed aircraft of World War Two…vote here.

Canadian CF-18A in Tiger Meet markings

Two RAAF F/A-18 Hornets escort four Indonesian Sukhoi Su 27/30s during 2012 Pitch Black exercises

Northrop YF-17 Cobra (development basis for the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18)

F/A-18s…Above The Clouds

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Amberley Air Show 2008 RAAF (by Nicola)

Birds of the Royal Australian Air Force.
P-51 Mustang, De Haviland Vampire, Gloster Meteor, Hawk 127, and F/A-18. A Very cool variety of airplanes. 

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Canadian CF-18 Hornet (by ppolgar)

Swiss F/A-18C dispersing AAM countermeasures

Spanish McDonnell Douglas F/A-18s rotating on a UN no-fly mission for Libya, 2011