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Wow. I think they said on "Life after people" that the ones with the White coatings on them are Mummified & could be put back into service if needed for awhile, but I'm not sure.
lst1195 1 year ago
why ?these airplane looks fine :(
ffuuuucccckk 1 year ago
If someone stole all that tech hmmm.....
GameMaster30000 1 year ago
mate ill tell you what its depressing to see all the c130 herculieses and the orions sitting their new zealand has like forur or five of each and they are the only aircraft we have as pack horses other htan iricous helecoptors send us some dreams are free huh
direzza09 1 year ago
crazy waste of money just rusting there in the desert!!
sweetooth1967 2 years ago
when the airforce and various militaries are done with the aircraft... they're run down, broken, rotting, and old. would you want to buy one? didn't think so.
iappl27 2 years ago
these airplane are not considered scraps because they are still being sold to third world countries with little refurbishing....
MrMilescua 2 years ago
At 0:50 is a Canberra. While browsing the base on Google Maps, I saw a couple of D-21 drones parked near long and short wing Canberras. Didn't happen to spot them, did you? Lol!
rustyATV 3 years ago
Go to the Pima Air & Space Museum website and look for the Aircraft Collection Index. They have 2 Martin Canberras listed and 1 Lockheed D-21 drone. If you click on their names, you can see photos of each.
nclaus45 3 years ago
is that a 737 in 1:11
addxc60 3 years ago
addxc60,
No, its a B-52 Bomber.
flyboymd82 3 years ago
No. This is the explanation as posted on the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base webpage. "Unfortunately AMARG cannot sell or donate aircraft for two reasons: government rules on sales and donation of government property do not permit such direct sales, and AMARG does not actually "own" the aircraft and aerospace vehicles stored at the Center. Ownership remains with the delivering military service or government agency, with AMARG functioning as a property manager."
nclaus45 3 years ago
ok thats a bummer, luckely the russians usually dont make a big deal out of it, as soon as i waive a 5-er infront of their noses;-) thanks for taking the effort!
BlikjeBier 3 years ago
because i would love to get my hands on a cockpit section of a jetfighter and restore it
BlikjeBier 3 years ago
do you know is those aircraft -or parts of them- are for sale?
BlikjeBier 3 years ago
that one mommy! i want that one!
Cmdr1234 3 years ago
The Pima Museum had 2 F-14's when I was there. The graveyard across the street had several more. See the video "Aircraft Graveyard - Tour (part 1)" if you are interested in listening to part of the narrative given during graveyard tour.
nclaus45 3 years ago
like any of them are actually gonna come back!!!!!!! F-14?
fightningduck 3 years ago