Hello, I'm working with an older web browser and I'm unable to use your online submission tool. I'm sending these photos and story along for consideration for your Assignment: Airplane window photos series. These photos were taken while I was in the Navy, so I don't know if they qualify as they weren't from commercial or civil aviation. None of the content requires advisory labeling for content. I agree to the terms of service. ### Diamond of Diamonds - US Navy In the mid-1980s, I was an enlisted Naval Aircrewman flying in the S-3A Viking, deployed aboard USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) and flying with the Dragonfires of VS-29. During that time, I was able to snap off a few nice photos. On two occasions, I was up front in the co-pilot's seat, where my best pictures were shot. My usual station only had a small window, about the same as what you'd have in an airliner. The photo of the more colorful airplane is an S-3A Viking. The other three photos were taken during a "diamond of diamond" flight - four aircraft in formation forming four diamonds, and those four diamonds in turn making up a large diamond of 16 aircraft. This was flown over Perth, Australia a day or so before pulling into port in 1985. The two photos with a single aircraft are EA-6B Prowlers, and the other aircraft shows a Prowler in the foreground with a diamond formation of A-6E Intruders in the background.