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Photo ID 17675 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 65 0747
Photo ID: 17675
This former CA ANG F-4D had been in store for less than a year when photographed in late 1989. She was spared the smelter and can now be seen displayed on a pylon at Navarro College, Corsicana, TX, painted in Thunderbird markings.
Photo ID 17674 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy LTV Aerospace A 7E Corsair II, 158838
Photo ID: 17674
When photographed in November 1989 this former VA-94 A-7E Corsair II looked as if she had been in store for only a short while. Some sources suggest that she was later supplied to the Thai Navy.
Photo ID 17673 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy LTV Aerospace A 7E Corsair II, 158663
Photo ID: 17673
Still looking very clean, this A-7E had been in store in AMARC for just over two months when photographed in late 1989. Her markings suggest that she was last operated by VA-22.
Photo ID 17662 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy LTV Aerospace A 7B Corsair II, 154512
Photo ID: 17662
When photographed in late 1989 this A-7B Corsair II had been in store at AMARC for six years. Her markings suggest that she was last operated by VA-205, a Reserve unit based at NAS Atlanta, GA.
Photo ID 17591 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas RF 4B Phantom II, 153108
Photo ID: 17591
The RF-4B Phantoms operated by the U.S. Marine Corps were perhaps the rarest mark of the classic McDonnell Douglas heavy fighter. This example went into AMARC eleven months before I photographed her in November 1989
Photo ID 17580 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155896
Photo ID: 17580
The 'DB' fin code suggests that this F-4S was last operated by VMFA-235 out of Kanaoehe Bay, Hawaii.
Photo ID 17579 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155739
Photo ID: 17579
When photographed in November 1989 this VMFA-232 F-4S had only been in store for one year. She had been based at Kanaoeho Bay in Hawaii.
Photo ID 17578 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 65 0648
Photo ID: 17578
Formerly operated by the 179th FIS of the Minnesota ANG, this F-4D had been in store in AMARC for just under a year when photographed in November 1989. The 179th FIS operated the F-4D from 1983 to 1990.
Photo ID 4999 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force North American F 100D Super Sabre,
Photo ID: 4999
This F-100D was most likely being processed out of AMARC to be converted to QF-100D standard at Mojave. Her final fate was no doubt a fiery death over the Gulf of Mexico.
Photo ID 5010 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy Vought RF 8G Crusader, 145609
Photo ID: 5010
Her 2F 425 park code indicates that this 'Photo Sader' is RF-8G Bu.No 145609 formerly operated by VFP-63. She is recorded as moving on to Pensacola to be held as a potential museum exhibit.
Photo ID 13895 by Andreas Zeitler - Flying-Wings. USA Air Force Convair B 58A Hustler, 61 2080
Photo ID: 13895
This aircraft is really sexy. I am wondering if a magazine has been named after it... Stored at the fabulous Pima Air & Space Museum.
Photo ID 1272 by Andrew Chaplin. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas RF 4C Phantom II, 72 0154
Photo ID 16576 by Scott Rathbone. USA Navy Grumman F 14A Tomcat, 159863
Photo ID: 16576
Ex VF-14 "Tophatters" Tomcat sits on Celebrity Row in AMARC. Scanned from neg.
Photo ID 16575 by Scott Rathbone. USA Air Force Boeing KC 135A Stratotanker 717 100, 62 3501
Photo ID: 16575
Looking very worse for wear in AMARC. Scanned from neg.
Photo ID 16461 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force North American F 100F Super Sabre, 56 3861
Photo ID: 16461
This F-100F was being restored to flying condition so she could be delivered to Mojave for conversion to the QF-100F drone standard. Her colour scheme is quite rare for an F-100.
Photo ID 16398 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas RF 4C Phantom II, 63 7741
Photo ID: 16398
Looking as fresh as if she were on the flight line at her former home base, Bergstrom AFB in Texas, this former 67th TRW RF-4C awaits inward processing at AMARC.
Photo ID 16397 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155792
Photo ID: 16397
This former USMC F-4S's lo-vis colour scheme is fading in the strong Arizona sun to the extent that her markings are almost unrecognizable. There is a large storage bag waiting on her spine.
Photo ID 16395 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4N Phantom II, 152208
Photo ID: 16395
Photographed during the last dedicated public "Photographer's Tour" at AMARC, this F-4N Bu.No 152208 wore the high-vis markings of the El Toro based VMFA-314 "Black Knights".
Photo ID 16193 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress,
Photo ID: 16193
This is a B-52D and her badge indicates most likely a former 7th BW machine out of Carswell AFB TX. The last three of her serial looks like 598 so perhaps could be 56-0598, perhaps something quite similar. Either way she was in good condition.
Photo ID 15930 by Chris Lofting. Greece Air Force Northrop F 5A Freedom Fighter, 01617
Photo ID: 15930
Photo ID 15303 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy Lockheed SP 2H Neptune, 150281
Photo ID: 15303
Formerly operated by VP-94 as 'LZ-11' this old SP-2H Neptune looked intact and in good condition when snapped in a Tucson scrapyard in late 1999.
Photo ID 15519 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy Grumman E 2B Hawkeye, 151720
Photo ID: 15519
E-2B Hawkeye Bu.No 151720 was formerly operated by VAW-115. She entered AMARC in Dec 1985 and is listed by many sources as still in store today (January 2008).
Photo ID 15518 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy Grumman E 2C Hawkeye, 160417
Photo ID: 15518
E-2C Hawkeye Bu.No 160417 was formerly operated by VAW-115. She entered AMARC in Jan 1992 and is listed by many sources as still in store today (January 2008).
Photo ID 15517 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force General Dynamics F 111A Aardvark,
Photo ID: 15517
A telephoto shot taken while the bus was on the move during a tour of AMARC in Oct 1999. The 'Varks look to be F-111A models formerly operated by the 366th TFW out of Mountain Home AFB, ID.
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