Local landmark takes flight
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
The F‑84F Thunderstreak that has been positioned outside the 133rd Test Squadron headquarters for years will be repainted in its authentic in‑service colors in Sioux City before being brought back to Fort Dodge and placed at the Fort Dodge Regional Airport. A CH‑47 Chinook helicopter carried the plane with a specialized rigging system.
The F‑84F Thunderstreak that has been positioned outside the 133rd Test Squadron headquarters for years will be repainted in its authentic in‑service colors in Sioux City before being brought back to Fort Dodge and placed at the Fort Dodge Regional Airport. A CH‑47 Chinook helicopter carried the plane with a specialized rigging system.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
The F‑84F Thunderstreak that has been positioned outside the 133rd Test Squadron headquarters for years will be repainted in its authentic in‑service colors in Sioux City before being brought back to Fort Dodge and placed at the Fort Dodge Regional Airport. A CH‑47 Chinook helicopter carried the plane with a specialized rigging system.
The F‑84F Thunderstreak that has been positioned outside the 133rd Test Squadron headquarters for years will be repainted in its authentic in‑service colors in Sioux City before being brought back to Fort Dodge and placed at the Fort Dodge Regional Airport. A CH‑47 Chinook helicopter carried the plane with a specialized rigging system.
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-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
The F‑84F Thunderstreak that has been positioned outside the 133rd Test Squadron headquarters for years will be repainted in its authentic in‑service colors in Sioux City before being brought back to Fort Dodge and placed at the Fort Dodge Regional Airport. A CH‑47 Chinook helicopter carried the plane with a specialized rigging system.
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-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
The F‑84F Thunderstreak that has been positioned outside the 133rd Test Squadron headquarters for years will be repainted in its authentic in‑service colors in Sioux City before being brought back to Fort Dodge and placed at the Fort Dodge Regional Airport. A CH‑47 Chinook helicopter carried the plane with a specialized rigging system.
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