Last operated by the 134th Defense Systems Evaluations Squadron, Vermont ANG, Burlington, VT, this EB-57B was on display at the South Dakota Air & Space Museum.
As the EB-57Bs were mostly retired to AMARC in late 1981, this was probably their last visit to Keflavik. 1516 is now at USAF Armament Museum, Eglin AFB, FL.
Cold weather service. These EB-57Bs were often seen stopping over on the way to and from continental Europe, and to my knowledge usually did some exercises with the 57th on either flight.
According to Joe Baugher database, 1545 was originally built as a B-57B, sent to MASDC on October 30, 1969. Later converted to EB-57B. Sent back to MASDC on December 2, 1981. Still there as of January 15, 2008.
This B-57B began life as a "D" model bomber and was delivered to the Air Force on March 29, 1955. After storage at the "boneyard" at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ, from 1969-1972, it was converted in 1973 to an EB-57B and flew until 1981.