File:KB29 refueling F86.jpg

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English: In order to extend the range of the new generation of jet aircraft, a B-29 was fitted with a flying boom for experiments in air-to-air refueling. Here, a KB-29 delivers fuel to an F-86A Sabre over Rogers Dry Lake. Note that the fighter is flying nose-high in order to match its speed to the slower tanker; even so, it had to lower its landing gear for additional drag.
Source http://www.edwards.af.mil/gallery/html_pgs/bomber1.htm (archived here, direct image link [1])
Author U.S. Air Force

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