This pic is a REAL fly-over of the same place.
Means just as much to me, God Bless the U.S.A.
Don't need Razzle-Dazzle... Just Good ol' U.S. Tried and True!!
The USA fly-by, from the poster here is Really a cool pic!
Thanks for sharing that!
However as usual... Urban Legends has had that one on their site for a long time, too.
Subject: Fw: Hip Hip Hooray for the Fly Boys
Randolph AFB is near San Antonio, Texas, and is the headquarters of AETC, Air Education and Training Command. The building shown is Bldg. 100, best known as the "Taj Mahal", and originally served as the administration building for Randolph Field, Texas. Today, the building serves as the 12th Flying Training Wing headquarters on Randolph Airfare Base. The base was recently named a national historic landmark on the National Register of Historical Places by Secretary of the Interior Gale Norton. The formation was flown on Veterans Day, November 11th, 2002. The aircraft in the formation are the T-38 Talon, the supersonic trainer flown by USAF student pilots.
Comments: MSgt. Lee Roberts of the public affairs office of Randolph Air Force Base expressed more than a little exasperation when I queried him as to the authenticity of this photo. "I'm getting inundated with email on this subject," he said, and urged me to spread the word: "The flyby never took place. The photo is an illustration."
I wasn't able to determine who created the "illustration" or where it was originally published, but it has been circulating by email and posted on various Websites since December 2002. Its intent, in an atmosphere of looming war, is clearly to spread patriotic sentiment among Americans, though at least one variant of the accompanying text sounds a note of caution as well: "Please pray for all our young men and women serving our country and going into danger, that we might keep our Freedom. And please pray for wisdom for our leaders."
Amen to that.