D-M AFB, Tucson, AZ

Those oval shaped planes are the E-1b "Tracer, IIRC.
Mark Hamilton wrote:
Mark Hamilton wrote:

Woody wrote:

A google earth view of the area will show the extent of the bone
yards. Just sync on Pima air museum and look at the surrounding area....



Heck, you don't even have to look around much. Just type in 'Davis
Monthan AFB', and it zooms to here.

Interestingly, after zooming out a little it's clear the the 'Davis
Monthan AFB' center point isn't actually on the base; it's a little to
the east. The second picture is of an area just off of the south-east
end of the runway. Someone has tagged it as 'Weird Planes'- they are
that. The oval ones look like some sort or RPV to me.


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Yes, I think you're right. Thanks.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DG


Dave wrote:

Those oval shaped planes are the E-1b "Tracer, IIRC.
Mark Hamilton wrote:

Mark Hamilton wrote:

Woody wrote:

A google earth view of the area will show the extent of the bone
yards. Just sync on Pima air museum and look at the surrounding
area....




Heck, you don't even have to look around much. Just type in 'Davis
Monthan AFB', and it zooms to here.


Interestingly, after zooming out a little it's clear the the 'Davis
Monthan AFB' center point isn't actually on the base; it's a little to
the east. The second picture is of an area just off of the south-east
end of the runway. Someone has tagged it as 'Weird Planes'- they are
that. The oval ones look like some sort or RPV to me.


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Yes, I think you're right. Thanks.

http://128.121.125.249/exhibits_a-tracer.html


Dave wrote:

Those oval shaped planes are the E-1b "Tracer, IIRC.
Mark Hamilton wrote:

Mark Hamilton wrote:

Woody wrote:

A google earth view of the area will show the extent of the bone
yards. Just sync on Pima air museum and look at the surrounding
area....




Heck, you don't even have to look around much. Just type in 'Davis
Monthan AFB', and it zooms to here.


Interestingly, after zooming out a little it's clear the the 'Davis
Monthan AFB' center point isn't actually on the base; it's a little to
the east. The second picture is of an area just off of the south-east
end of the runway. Someone has tagged it as 'Weird Planes'- they are
that. The oval ones look like some sort or RPV to me.


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