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 ==Reverted photo question== 

 Per your comment when your reverted my photo swap of File:AH-64D Apache Longbow 2006-7-6.JPG.  You asked  ""good faith, but why remove the only pic of the A in US Army for a so-so pic of a D?"".  Here's my reasoning (was at the time): 
 *The A-model photo is in a section that is exclusively talking about D-models. 
 *The A-model photo is on an empty tarmac while the D-model photo was an in-flight combat photo 
 *The A-model photo was oriented away from the text, the D-model photo was oriented towards the text 
 I've moved the A-model photo up in the section, where the prose addresses the use of the A-model, and I've re-inserted the D-model photo back where it was.  That bumps out File:AH-64 Apache 060224.jpg, which is a large and sharper photo, but is a head-on view and does not show the more commonly seen perspective of the aircraft in flight.  I have other photos of the Longbow in flight that are higher resolution, but I will not post for OPSEC reasons.  Perhaps File:AH-64 Apache 060224.jpg could go back into the article under the ""D-Model"" section, as there are no US D-Model photos, but rather two foreign (Isreal and Singapore) models.  I hope you agree to this reasoning and find my adjustments reasonable and logical.  I hope to work on cleaning up the article in general in the coming weeks. 

 Also, I have a question.  What would you think of using this file as an A-model photo? File:AH-64A at Fort Rucker Sep 1999.jpg.  I know that the pilot (myself) figures prominently, but it is a great photo of an AH-64A, and those just don't grow on trees any more. 

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