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Photo ID 2745 by Ted Miley. UK Air Force Avro 698 Vulcan B2, XL317
Photo ID: 2745
Avro Vulcan B.2
Photo ID 2742 by Ted Miley. Canada Air Force De Havilland Canada CT 142 Dash 8 DHC 8 102,
Photo ID: 2742
Boeing De Havilland CT-142
Photo ID 2738 by Ted Miley. USA Air Force Boeing KB 50J Superfortress, 49 0372
Photo ID: 2738
KB-50J Superfortress at the Pima Air Museum
Photo ID 2736 by Ted Miley. USA Army U 10D Courier, 66 14359
Photo ID: 2736
Helio YL-24 Courier
Photo ID 2690 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing NB 52A Stratofortress, 52 0003
Photo ID: 2690
The Pima Air & Space Museum has done a superb job in restoring this historic old 'BUFF' however back in 1987 she still looked as if she had been dragged in from the adjacent AMARC storage facility.
Photo ID 2685 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress, 58 0242
Photo ID: 2685
This B-52G was operated as part of the 366th Wing for a short period of time before being replaced by the B-1B. She wore artwork which appears to be a Thunderbird and there were mission marks on her forward fuselage.
Photo ID 2682 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress, 58 0217
Photo ID: 2682
The 'Triangle K' shows that this B-52G was formerly operated by the 379th BW.
Photo ID 2681 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress, 58 0217
Photo ID: 2681
Named 'Liberator' this B-52G entered AMARC in Nov 91; eight years later she had been largely stripped of all her equipment.
Photo ID 2674 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0659
Photo ID: 2674
Formerly operated by the 96th Bomb Wing out of Dyess AFB TX this B-52D was retired to AMARC in May 1982 and was still in very good condition when photographed nearly five years later. In June 1991 she was placed on display at the Davis-Monthan AFB gate.
Photo ID 2672 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 55 0067
Photo ID: 2672
This B-52D preserved at Pima is slowly fading in the sun. Fortunately her nose art "The Lone Star Lady" is still clearly visible.
Photo ID 2624 by Ted Miley. Private Private Consolidated B 24J Liberator, N7866
Photo ID: 2624
Consolidated B-24J Liberator"Bungay Buckaroo". This one flew from India to Tucson for the Pima Air Museum. Its right side has Indian Airforce Markings, left side U.S. 446 Bomb Group markings.
Photo ID 2623 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 55 0104
Photo ID: 2623
A B-52D lies in pieces after having been guillotined for arms treaty verification.
Photo ID 2622 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress, 59 2579
Photo ID: 2622
Slowly bleaching in the strong sun, this B-52G was formerly operated by the 379th BW.
Photo ID 2591 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0614
Photo ID: 2591
Not much longer for this world, this former 7th BW B-52D was scrapped in May 1995.
Photo ID 2590 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress,
Photo ID: 2590
This Cold War veteran lies chopped into several pieces before she is cut up further and consigned to the smelter.
Photo ID 2589 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52F Stratofortress,
Photo ID: 2589
these B-52F Stratofortresses might have taken part in the Arc Light bombing missions in Vietnam in 1965. The type was retired to MASDC in 1978 and they were clearly showing signs of weathering when photographed nine years later.
Photo ID 2566 by Ted Miley. USA Air Force Boeing B 29 Superfortress, 44 70016
Photo ID: 2566
Boeing B-29 Superfortress "Sentimental Journal" at Pima Air Museum.
Photo ID 2563 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress, 59 2599
Photo ID: 2563
Formerly operated by the 93rd BW out of Castle AFB.
Photo ID 2562 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress,
Photo ID: 2562
No doubt that she was operated by the 328th Bomb Squadron / 93rd Bomb Wing out of Castle AFB, this B-52G had already been in store at AMARC for several months when photographed in October 1994.
Photo ID 2557 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52G Stratofortress, 57 6500
Photo ID: 2557
The B-52G fleet started to arrive for storage at AMARC in late 1989 though only five examples were in store by the end of the year including 57-6500 which was the first G model to be placed in store.
Photo ID 2556 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing NB 52E Stratofortress, 56 0632
Photo ID: 2556
This brightly coloured NB-52E was on display on AMARC's "Celebrity Row" when visited in November 1989. She was used for testing control configured vehicle technology and the unique canards are clearly visible. Sadly she was scrapped some years later.
Photo ID 2554 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0698
Photo ID: 2554
The final tall-fin B-52D models were retired from active service in 1983 and were flown by the 7th BW at Carswell TX, the 22nd BW at March CA, and the 43rd BW at Anderson Guam.
Photo ID 2553 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0675
Photo ID: 2553
Stored in good condition at AMARC in November 1989, this tall-fin B-52D was scrapped just a few years later.
Photo ID 2551 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0672
Photo ID: 2551
The excellent condition of the B-52D fleet stored at AMARC in the late 80's was due to their being kept as a war reserve fleet. All the B-52D models had undergone a "Big Belly" modification to enable them to carry a 60,000lb bomb load.
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