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Apocalypse Now #6

Apocalypse Now #6

Apocalypse Now #6

A flight of 3 Army helicopters hover at the departure end of runway 32, 5B2. April 11, 2010

Posted on April 11, 2010 Full size 1984 × 1488

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RSS Weather at Glens Falls, Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport – via NOAA's National Weather Service

  • A Few Clouds and 50 F at Glens Falls, Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport
    Winds are calm. The pressure is 30.31 and the humidity is 63%. Last Updated on Apr 24 2025, 8:53 am EDT.

RSS Weather at Albany International Airport – via NOAA's National Weather Service

  • Mostly Cloudy and 50 F at Albany International Airport
    Winds are calm. The pressure is 30.31 and the humidity is 63%. Last Updated on Apr 24 2025, 8:51 am EDT.

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