enjoy
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2972629/Where-planes-die-Bing-reveals-amazing-high-resolution-interactive-map-biggest-aircraft-graveyard-world.html
That's so cool. I've been to DM, it's quite the sight. I've always wondered why we keep all the F-4's though....seems that if things got that rough, we're already screwed.
QF-4 drone targets.
Ah, ok then. Thanks!
Damn that's a lot of airpower.
There used to be a huge civilian boneyard out near Mojave, CA, too. But looking on G-maps sat view, it looks like it's all been replaced with wind farms.
Damned wind farms!
Pretty cool, even if it is powered by a search engine nobody uses.
Quote from: Steelgrave on March 03, 2015, 08:40:58 AM
That's so cool. I've been to DM, it's quite the sight. I've always wondered why we keep all the F-4's though....seems that if things got that rough, we're already screwed.
We could always sell them to someone desperate enough to need them...the losing side in a Sino-Russian war perhaps? ^-^
More DM goodness
http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/check-out-this-awesome-aerial-360-image-of-the-departme-1738573609
https://www.aerialsphere.com/spheres/arizona/tucson/boneyard/1/
What's hilarious is how many times the author of this book (http://www.amazon.com/Black-Helicopters-Over-America-Strikeforce/dp/1881532054) gets the name of that base wrong - and a different way each time