Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989


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Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989

Edited by David Barth January 2016. Photos were taken by David Barth.

Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989
Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989.
This plane was photographed at Front Range Airport in Adams County, Colorado. The airport is east of Denver.

The "stinger" tail has magnetic anomaly detection (MAD) gear to detect submarines underwater. The chin bubble beneath the fuselage contains cameras and electronic gear. In addition to the two turboprop engines in the wings, it has wing-mounted jet engines for additional thrust used to increase cruising speed or for short field takeoff.

Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989
Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989.


Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989
Lockheed P2V Neptune sub-hunter, June 1989.