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The jets performed a formation flight that created the appearance of "3 ones" in the sky, marking a farewell to the Maltese servicemen and women.

Fans and reviewers often group the track into "Part II" of the album's progression alongside "Ligature Marks" and "God He Sees in Mirrors". 9. Phantoms

Nine McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II jets were lined up on a single runway for a final squadron detachment before the base closure. The jets performed a formation flight that created

It is frequently cited as a standout track, noted for its "killer opening riff" and atmospheric transitions. Bassists have highlighted its complexity, often including it in full-album cover projects. 2. Aviation History – The "9 Phantoms" of RAF Luqa 9. Phantoms