"Just clean the windshield and give me five ( hundred ) gallons, I'm in a hurry. Oh, and keep the stamps."
If those are real, they show the amazing stability of the Typhoon. All through a several computers, of course, but still great. Not sure what the purpose may have been to this type of 'formation'. Possibly a more 'manual' refueling plan? Or just to transfer a meal to a lonely 'air cover' pilot?
Wonder what the device between the two crewmen ( in the first image ) is.
And, not only was everything 'nailed down', anyone back there was also strapped in. They may have had a leash for moving around, but they probably couldn't get to the last 2 inches of the ramp. The headsets, of course, were not just for communications, they also help keep the guys from going deaf! It's extremely noisy back there, even with the doors shut!