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Does anyone have any shots of fighters or missiles with the "Remove Before Flight" tags attached and hanging off of them? I need some for reference.

I'm not so much interested in what the tags look like but more where they're attached.

Thanks,

Grayson72

Edited by Grayson72
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Cool that works, do they only hang on missiles or are they on the aircraft too?

Got any photos of the real thing?

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Above all else, hang them from the pitots and probes on a plane (especially around the nose). They're there to prevent dust/dirt getting in the openings. (The vinyl type that actually covers things)/goes over them

Also, be sure to put some on the gear struts. The type which is more like an actual tag, hanging from a pin. Pins are generally used to lock something open or closed.

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Above all else, hang them from the pitots and probes on a plane (especially around the nose).  They're there to prevent dust/dirt getting in the openings.  (The vinyl type that actually covers things)/goes over them

Also, be sure to put some on the gear struts.  The type which is more like an actual tag, hanging from a pin.  Pins are generally used to lock something open or closed.

Now that's more like it, cool pic dude thanks. Yeah I was looking for the pin type, now to figure out good spots for them on a VF.

So are they on missiles too? And are they on missiles when they're in storage?

Edited by Grayson72
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I can get you a shot of EXACTLY how the pins go into Super Hornet gear if you want. :) (Crawled on the ground for those pics)

As for missiles: you'll generally find them all over on the pylons/rail right above them, but not ON them very often. However, you'll find one hanging off of a protective cover on the nosecone pretty often. Here's one I saw on an F-16C:

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