F/A-18 jet touching down on aircraft carrier in drill

F/A-18 jet touching down on aircraft carrier in drill

GUAM, United States - An F/A-18 fighter is about to touch down on the U.S. aircraft carrier George Washington during a U.S. military exercise in the Pacific Ocean off Guam on Sept. 17, 2014.

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