Boneyard Pictures From Guest Photographers
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Photographer: Tom Gourneau
OH-58D, serial 95-00010, as seen during July, 2018, in storage next to a number of sister aircraft.Photographer: Tom Gourneau
EA-6B, BuNo 161242, undergoing preservation during late July, 2018.Photographer: Tom Gourneau
A lineup of CH-46s with E-model 156434 nearest the camera. Photo from July, 2018.Photographer: Roy Gorris
HSL-33 Seasnakes SH-2F, BuNo 150179, as seen during May, 2009. As of the date of this post, she's still in storage in Area 15.Photographer: Eduardo Rivera
Ex-ROKAF, previous USAF, T-38A, serial 62-3680, as seen during January, 2017. She was retired from the USAF during September, 1994 with PCN AATF0271, and subsequently provided to the ROKAF during May, 1999, who used her (and 29 others just like it) until July, 2008, via a lease agreement. Upon return to the boneyard the aircraft was given a new PCN, as seen in this photo, of AATF0359.Photographer: Tom Gourneau
CH-53D, BuNo 156967, as seen during July, 2018. A little more than a year later, she would be sold to an FMS country after spending just less than eight years in storage.USAF Photo
2019 photo of stored CH-46s, CH-53s, and C-5s.Photographer: John M. Taylor
Unidentified F-100 seen during June, 1977.USAF Photo
2017 view of a portion of the B-52Gs in storage.Photographer: Roy Gorris
Ex-South Vietnamese AF C-7A, serial 63-9755, as she appeared during May, 2009, inside the fence line at a local scrap yard (Western International, possibly).Photographer: Eduardo Rivera
January, 2017, view of C-130E, serial 63-7895. This aircraft had been in storage since June, 2010, and remains there as of the date of this post.Photographer: Eduardo Rivera
F-16C, serial 84-1254, as seen during January, 2017.Show More