B52 WoW 2021 Flypast

[30sqnatc]

'Bombs Gone'. Note bomb bay doors open during pass over Hood airfield today.

A definite statement of force projection occurred today. 6,817 Km Guam to Wellington then head home.

Version 2 by tankienz, on Flickr

[McFly]

(Photo Gavin Conroy)

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Yeah, that one shot of Gav's is better than all mine combined! An awesome photo!

For the historical record here are the pick of mine:
DSC_1981c by Zac Yates, on Flickr
DSC_1982c by Zac Yates, on Flickr
DSC_1983c by Zac Yates, on Flickr
DSC_1989c by Zac Yates, on Flickr
DSC_1998c by Zac Yates, on Flickr

I was looking for more photos of this example as I’d like to build a model of it one day and I found some interesting info from a US newspaper:

Yet another bird that could mesmerize readers if only it could talk is tail number 60-0059. That airplane was flown by retired Brig. Gen. Peyton Cole on his career-capping around-the-world mission in 1994, a flight that included a near-miss with an Egyptian airliner over the Mediterranean. It also was flown by now-retired Lt. Gen. Floyd Carpenter on an award-winning September 1996 mission, Desert Strike. It targeted Iraqi surface-to-air missile sites and air defense radars in response to Iraqi attacks on Kurds. The lengthy mission, flown from Guam to Iraq over a circuitous flight path designed to respect numerous nations’ airspaces, won the that year’s Mackay Trophy for the first combat deployment of the B-52H model.
B-52 0059 also was involved in the accidental release of inert bombs over a Kansas lake in July 2006.

Also, who caught the callsign? It was BOLD something..?