Who let the dogs out?
but jay, WOW - fantastic photos! I for one, want more of this kind of photos. Thank you for sharing.

If someone objects to them being brought here, then there is always the off-topic group here; https://imodeler.com/groups/off-topic/

Thank Erik @airbum and Spiros @fiveten
I was hoping someone would be interested in them. I have many others I can post. Maybe the off topic category might be better. I wonder how I can move this one.

My military superiors never really understood me , I guess I never was mil-spec. Eventually they packed up all those old negatives and sent them to a repository someplace,( I doubt they’ll ever be printed again.) I was only able to print a small fraction of them. I moved on to be an “Air Frame repair Specialist” working on A-7s and F-16s. I always had my trusty Nikon with me though.

I have some really excellent F-100 Super Sabre photos. I’ll try to put those up on imodeler .

Jay, I am afraid you have to start over when you go to the other group, but if you post these again with the text copied then I think you are off to a good start in the off-topic group. I shall check your pictures every now and then - they are really interesting, and some of them are even supersharp! I love the one of the aviator with the engine running.

Jay @ssgt, these are stunning photos!

About moving the posting to Off-topic: I suggest that you may write this as an article and post it in the headlines as "Photo Collections" (it is one of the categories you are asked to label your article before uploading it ).

You have the option of posting folow-up articles with more pics that will be connected to the first article in a nice and consisted way (if you "play" a bit with the New Article editior - go down> additional options BETA you are asked if you want your current article to be a continuation of one of your former ones. It might sound a bit chaotic, but it can be done easily if you "play" a bit.

Here's an example of a series of 5 articles I posted as "Photo Collections":

Hellenic Air Force Museum – A quick visit

If you like the structure of them, you might think on doing something similar with your pic collections.. They might also randomly appear at the bootom of iModeler pages. These articles will remain in your blog, but will be easilly discovered by anyone interested, who will search for "Photo Collections" As for moving them from here, just delete them and repost everything on your New Article. You may even copy your text from here and paste it in your New Article main text body I don't know if my words helped, please write back for anything additional I might happen to know. Cheers