Things You'll Need:
- Film
- Cameras
- Cameras
- Binoculars
- Binoculars
- Computers
- Camcorders
- Videocassettes
- Computer Desks
- Digital Cameras
- Camera Lenses
- Camera Accessories
- Camera Tripod
- Aircraft Band Scanner
- Air & Space Subscriptions
- Aviation Illustrated Magazine
- Flying Magazines
- Telescopes
- Aviation History Subscription
- Golden Age Of Aviation
- Pioneers Of Aviation Videos
- Polaroid Cameras
- Polaroid Film
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Step 1
Look for a large, four-engine aircraft.
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Step 2
Remember that most military aircraft are painted either in low-visibility gray-blue or in camouflage.
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Step 3
Note the C-141 has swept-back wings mounted high on the fuselage.
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Step 4
Check the engines. There are two jet engines mounted on pylons under each wing.
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Step 5
Remember, the C-141's fuselage is distinctive. The StarLifter features a rounded, somewhat bulbous nose with a refueling pod cresting over the cockpit.
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Step 6
Check the rear of the fuselage. Note how it seems to sweep upward to form the vertical stabilizer.
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Step 7
Look at the top of the vertical stabilizer. The horizontal stabilizer elements are at its peak.







