Two airplanes are chatting about gaining weight over the holiday season. (GOOD NEWS) Hi there! Thanks so much for viewing my album, "Space Shuttle and Military Composite Pictures", which has been viewed by over 1.8 million users like you. I was so impressed with the feedback and popularity of my images that I decided to publish my favorite 81 composites from this album into an actual book. Now you can enjoy my work offline as well! Please go to www.blurb.com/bookstore and search for "Luming Marr" or "Composite Pictures" to preview and order a hardcover or softcover copy. I am sure that you will enjoy the images I have compiled. This book would make great gifts for loved ones and coworkers alike. Thank you so much and I hope browsing these composites brings you as much joy as I had while designing them. (ABOVE NEWS ADDED ON OCT. 27, 2008) Happy Dieting! The Navy Blue Angels Squadron Transport C-130 Hercules aircraft, affectionately known as Fat Albert, is the only Marine Corps aircraft permanently assigned to support a Navy squadron. It is flown by an all-Marine Corps crew of three pilots and five enlisted personnel. Fat Albert flies more than 140,000 miles during the course of a show season. The C-130 carries 25,000 pounds of cargo, 45,000 pounds of fuel, and transports the squadron's support and maintenance crew to each show site. Credits: U.S. Marine Corps C-130 Hercules, "Fat Albert," assigned to the U.S. Navy "Blue Angels"� is from U.S. Navy by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Ryan J. Courtade. C-130 Hercules is from U.S. Air Force photo by Robbin Cresswell. This composite picture was created by Luming Marr on Jan. 15, 2006. (in Space Shuttle and Military Composite Pictures album)