With 81-0947 as the lead aircraft

This A-10C belongs to the 82 TRW based at Shepphard AFB, but still painted in 74. FS markings.

Close to the runway during take-off is always very spectacular. This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" is normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" is normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" is normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" is normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

Pictured from a mountain top near the village of Ognynavo in Bulgaria, these A-10C were part of a 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The other A-10C is 79-0193 and carries the markings of sister squadron 75th FS. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" and 75th FS "Tiger Sharks" are normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

Attack from below. Pictured from a mountain top near the village of Ognynavo in Bulgaria, this A-10C was part of a 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" is normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

This A-10C was part of a 12-strong 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve. The 74th FS "Flying Tigers" is normally based at Moody AFB (GA) as part of the 23rd Wing.

Pictured from a mountain top near the village of Ognynavo in Bulgaria, this A-10C was the lead in a formation flight with a Su-25 (serial 246) of the Bulgarian Air Force. The two Close Air Support aircraft made several passes in front of our camera, before they started to "attack" us. The A-10 was part of a 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

Pictured from a mountain top near the village of Ognynavo in Bulgaria, this A-10C made several passes in front of our camera, before it started to "attack" us. The A-10 was part of a 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron security package deployment to Graf Ignatievo in Bulgaria in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

During a night shoot at Graf Ignatievo, this Warthog was playing a lead. This 0600 was delivered to the USAF as a A-10A. After a intensive career, the aircraft was stored at AMARC with inventory number AA AC0482 from 20 October 2006 to March 2007. As USAF requirements for CAS aircraft were high, the aircraft returned to service and was modified to A-10C at Ogden ALC (UT). The A-10C was involved in an accident at Edwards AFB (CA) on 25 March 2008 when it made a wheels-up landing. The aircraft was repaired and is still operational with the squadron.

An A-10C of the 74th FS performs in the air power demo during the Wings Over Wayne air show in 2019.