calif
145 photos tagged calif, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.
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- Navy Medicine
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- California Historical Society
- The Library of Congress
Photos
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Recent uploads
The last upload was April 2025.
Navy Nurse Corps director gets tour 110729-N-HJ915-122 from Navy Medicine uploaded April 2025
Navy Nurse Corps director gets tour 110729-N-HJ915-082 from Navy Medicine uploaded April 2025
Wounded veterans get treatment 110613-N-YM336-071 from Navy Medicine uploaded April 2025
111020-N-CW427-032 from Navy Medicine uploaded October 2024
111026-N-CW427-021 from Navy Medicine uploaded October 2024
110811-N-DM186-076 from Navy Medicine uploaded October 2024
200716-N-GD018-1183 from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2020
190112-N-UK306-1032 from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2020
200811-N-CZ893-1069 from Navy Medicine uploaded August 2020
200716-N-CZ893-1061 from Navy Medicine uploaded July 2020
101105-N-6320H-028 from Navy Medicine uploaded May 2020
200323-N-ZZ513-1024 from Navy Medicine uploaded March 2020
110307-N-OV243-081 from Navy Medicine uploaded March 2020
18-0278-002 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2019
sikorsky h-60 from SDASM Archives uploaded April 2018
Conversations
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130320-N-VY375-091
from Navy Medicine
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k said:
I am tell you that it is the north side of what street? You want to dig a hole with a rubber band and a tooth pick in five years?
image from us military F-18 San Francisco
from SDASM Archives
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JeffSFO said:
The "sneak pass" right over the water at the threshold of mach 1 was always my favorite part of San Francisco's Fleet Week airshow. It's always a big crowd pleaser because you can't hear it coming and if your attention is focused elsewhere it's a huge surprise for those watching just on the waterfront. 2005 was a good year for photographers trying to catch the Prandtl-Glauert shockwave hitting the water. This photo, by another photographer, was taken the day before: www.airliners.net/photo/USA-Navy/McDonnell-Douglas-F-A-18... This video, taken years later from high ground, shows just how fast the jet is actually moving: flickr.com/photos/unclejefejefe/8066032628/in/album-72157... Regardless, that's a wonderful photo and thanks for providing me with such happy memories.