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  • From en:Image:Engine.f15.arp.750pix.jpg, revision as of 08:19 UTC, 2004 Dec 20
  • First upload 19:09 UTC, 2004 May 26 by en:User:Arpingstone
  • Following info is copied from the page of the same revision (08:19 UTC, 2004 Dec 20):

A Pratt and Whitney turbofan engine is tested at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, USA. The tunnel behind the engine cools the escaping exhaust gases and muffles the intense noise. The mesh cover attached to the forward air inlet is not part of the engine.
CREDIT: U.S. Air Force photo by Sue Sapp.
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PICTURE PREPARED for Wikipedia by Adrian Pingstone in May 2004.

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current 08:47, 30 March 2005 750×501 (93 KB) Marsian (*From en:Image:Engine.f15.arp.750pix.jpg, revision as of 08:19 UTC, 2004 Dec 20 *First upload 19:09 UTC, 2004 May 26 by en:User:Arpingstone *Following info is copied from the page of the same revision (08:19 UTC, 2004 Dec 20): A Pratt and Whitn)
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