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2015/09/14
Cup of Ramada Pudong Airport Hotel http://bit.ly/1i94dhS #photo
posted at 03:50:03
RT @skgm_bot: 秦佐和子様
お誕生日おめでとうございます。
今年はツイッターのおかげで言葉や想いを直接届けられます。こんなに嬉しいことはありません。これからもずっと応援させて頂きます。
この一年が佐和子さんにとって更なる飛躍の1年となりますように。 http://pic.twitter.com/H41YLeGFu8
posted at 06:38:59
RT @zouhyou1: 改めて。
今日は秦佐和子の誕生日。
おめでとうございます☆
素敵な歳となりますことを☆
・・・基本アイドルと疎遠だった自分が知人の王国民情報から興味を持ち、応援するに至る経緯がある方。
より声優、役者としても輝けますことを。 http://pic.twitter.com/02OLCa6H6O
posted at 06:39:56
RT @tokyobombers: きょう9月14日は元SKE48の秦 佐和子ちゃん27歳の誕生日です 大阪府出身 おめでとう(=^･^=) http://pic.twitter.com/wHmHmXlG2v
posted at 06:40:33
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[ Posted Mon, 14 Sep 2015 05:10:10 ]Mitsubishi F-2A 03-8509 JASDF in special 60th anniversary livery taking off into a very dark sky at the end of the Iruma AB open day 2014?
Mitsubishi F-2A 03-8509 (cn 1007) Japanese Air Self-Defense Force, Hokubu Koku Homentai (Northern Air Defence Force) 3 Kokudan (Air Wing), 3 Hikotai (Squadron), taking off into a very dark sky at the end of the Iruma Iruma AB open day 2014. The F-2A is in special 60th anniversary (of the JASDF) colors with the beautiful cherry blossoms as the central theme. The cherry blossom is very special in the Japanese tradition. (photo 5781-1).
The Mitsubishi F-2 (nickname: ‘Viper Zero’) is a 4.5th generation multirole fighter manufactured by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Lockheed Martin for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, with a 60/40 split in manufacturing between Japan and the USA. It is based on the General Dynamics (later Lockheed Martin) F-16 and uses the wing design of the F-16 Agile Falcon proposal.
The F-2’s maiden flight was on 7 October 1995. At this time it was the first combat aircraft with an AESA (Active electronically scanned array radar), the J/APG-1. Production started in 1996 and the first aircraft entered service in 2000. Originally 141 aircraft were ordered, this number was later (2004) reduced to 98 (including four prototypes). The last of 94 production aircraft ordered was delivered on 27 September 2011. As of 2014 there are 61 single-seaters flying, and 21 two-seat trainers.