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Photo: Michel (F-4 Phantom website). |
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Photo: Michel (F-4 Phantom website). |
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Two S-2T in formation with a P-3 Orion of the Argentian Navy. Photo: Sebastián Novais via Hernán Casciani. |
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An unindentified rocket under the wing of a S-2T. Photo: Archivo Juan Carlos Cicalesi via Hernán Casciani. |
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Groundcrew load a S-2T with depthchargers. Photo: Archivo Juan Carlos Cicalesi via Hernán Casciani. |
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An inflight picture of a S-2T over the Belgrano Navy Harbor. Photo: Guillermo Galmarini via Hernán Casciani. |
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Here a torpedo released from a S-2T. Photo: Archivo Juan Carlos Cicalesi via Hernán Casciani. |
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Groundcrew busy with something what looks like a target towing pod. Photo: Archivo Juan Carlos Cicalesi via Hernán Casciani. |
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A full armed S-2T on finals. Photo: Archivo Juan Carlos Cicalesi via Hernán Casciani. |
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A S-2E during its launch for the aircraftcarrier "25 de Mayo". Photo: Archivo Juan Carlos Cicales via Hernán Casciani. |
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The modification of the first S-2E into a tuboprop version took place in Israel (Bedek division). Here the 2-AS-23 just befor shipping. Vital parts are removed and covered. Photo: Hernán Casciani. |
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Here the same aircraft in Israel. Modifications are almost finished and the turbo-engine are being tested. Note the David star on the leftside of the fuselage. Photo: Hernán Casciani. |
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This picture was taken during an exhibition in 1999. Photo: Hernán Casciani. |
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Photo:Jorge F. Nuñez Padin. |
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This S-2A (0511/2-AS-1, buno 133202) was delivered from US Navy stocks in may 1962. This picture was taken at an exhibition in "La Rural" in 1969. Photo: Archive Juan Carlos Cicalesi via Hernán Casciani. |
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A very old picture shows the launch of a S-2E aboard the "25 de Mayo". Photo: via Alejandro D. Povarchik. |
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During exercises, the S-2Ts of the Argentine Navy sometimes operate from the Brazilian aircraft carrier Minas Gerais. Photo: Brazilian Navy. |
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Another picture of a S-2T during its launch from the Brazilian aircraft carrier Minas Gerais. Photo:Jorge F. Nuñez Padin. |
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Sometimes the Trackers of the Argentine Navy use US Navy aircraftcarriers for training. Here a S-2E during its final approach on the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) in 1991 or 1992. Photo: Mahlon Miller. |
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Jim Hunnewelt took another picture of a Argentine Tracker just before trapping aboard an US Navy aircraftcarrier. |
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This is how the Argentines think about the S-2 Tracker. Image: Santiago L. Aversa. |
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The Agentine Naval Aviation has currently five S-2Ts in thier inventory. This picture was taken at BAN Comandante Espora by Dino van Doorn. |
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Another S-2T photographed during the landingprocedure at BAN Comandante Espora. Photo:Jorge F. Nuñez Padin |
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Another picture from BAN Comandante Espora. This is a S-2A, with anniversary markings and is well preserved. Photo: Dino van Doorn. |
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The same aircraft photographed by Jorge F. Nuñez Padin The nickname of this Stoof is "White Lady" and the colourscheme was an idea of Jorge. |
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This same aircraft from a different angle of view. Photo: Dino van Doorn |
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This picture of the 0704/2-AS-25 (buno: 153577) was taken just before the rebuild to a Turbo Tracker. Photo: Dino van Doorn. |
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Good old Echo! A pair of Stoofs on BAN Comandante Espora's tarmac. Note the A-4 Skyhawk of the Argentine Navy on the background. Photo:Jorge F. Nuñez Padin |