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The tail section of an F-22 Raptor being assigned to Pacific Air Forces is prepared for an unveiling ceremony Aug 3 at the Lockheed Plant in Marietta, Ga. The aircraft, which is still under construction, will be the first of 36 F-22s assigned to Elmendorf Air Force Base,...
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Lockheed Martin rolls out the first combat-capable F-22A Raptor #05-4087 stealth fighter destined for operations in the Pacific Theater. It will be assigned to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. [Courtesy Photo]
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Brig. Gen. Herbert Carlisle, commander of the 3rd Wing at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, is interviewed after the roll-out of the Pacific's first combat ready F-22, destined for Elmendorf AFB. [Photo by John Rossino]
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Lt. Col. Michael Shower (front) and Brig. Gen. Herbert Carlisle shake hands with Lockheed Martin employees after the roll-out of the Pacific Theater's first combat ready F-22 Raptor, destined for the 3rd Wing at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. General Carlisle is the 3rd...
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Employees at Lockheed Martin's F-22 Raptor production facility here attach a tail fin to the body of Raptor 4087. The aircraft, the first to bear the "AK" tail flash, is destined for Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. It is the first of 36 Raptors that will be assigned to...

Visiting Hill AFB is this F-22A no. 03-4041 of the 27th FS and marked 1st FW was photographed on June 3rd, 2006. The 1st Fighter Wings markings were removed shortly after. [Photo by Duane Kaiser]

USAF F-22A no. 03-4042 which is marked on the tail 27th FS is photographed here at Hill AFB, Utah on June 3rd, 2006. [Photo by Duane Kaiser]

USAF F-22A no. 03-4049 of the 27th FS on June 3rd, 2006 at Hill AFB, Utah. [Photo by Duane Kaiser]

USAF F-22A no. 03-4051 of the 27th FS on June 3rd, 2006 at Hill AFB, Utah. [Photo by Duane Kaiser]