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Just guessing by image,my first thought is A-10

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Well,nevermind,I believe I'm off on that guess

But maybe an f-18 would be another guess. I dont believe its anything super modern though, like the f-22

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I was thinking the same thing, but I dont know of another plane with those boxy wings. Thought maybe the angle of the photo was just throwing it off.
 

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I live in calgary alberta, there are a few military bases near, no idea what it is tho.

they did a super low flyby 5-6 years ago i believe during downtown stampede. It was fricken awesome, ill never forget it.

does the canadian military use f16’s?
 

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I'm a bit of an Aviation buff, I cannot clearly make out what it is. The control surfaces of say an FA18 could be making the rear end look like it has A10 tail mounted engines. The nearly straight and thin narrow wings also look A10. My guess without a good pic is that it's likely an A10.
 

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Does any us service still use tomcats or f 111 possibly some sort of Swing Wing airframe.
Not 100 percent on that,but I believe they've been retired. My dad was a trouble shooter on the USS Kittyhawk and the F-14 tomcat was the primary aircraft on the kittyhawk then,which was 1975-1981 for him.

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Does any us service still use tomcats or f 111 possibly some sort of Swing Wing airframe.
As best I know, the Air Force F-111’s and Navy F-14’s have been retired for many years. After these aircraft left active service, Reserve squadrons flew them for a few years, then they were both officially retired.
 

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As best I know, the Air Force F-111’s and Navy F-14’s have been retired for many years. After these aircraft left active service, Reserve squadrons flew them for a few years, then they were both officially retired.
The lovely Aardvark. Everything you said.[emoji106] If my memory is working today the B1B is currently the only variable geometry wing used in the U.S. military.
 
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