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PROVIDER/54-0593

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/c123regi ... 40593.html

PROVIDER/54-0668

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/c123regi ... 40668.html

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Why two at the same base?
Is one at the Security fForces training area?

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PROVIDER/54-0668 has
WX tail code, it must be a WIX Warbird Information Exchange aircraft.

And rather close to each other. Does seem the 123 is the only duplicate aircraft on display, with a pretty good number of aircraft on base (and a few on neighboring Kelly AFB).

Not in the training area.

from Google maps 593 is on the North entrance, and 668 is in the parade ground area. I am always surprised to see some of these WWII era aircraft outside on the parade ground, especially the B-24, B-17, P-47, P-38 and the twin Mustang. Time to get them inside or under shelter.....

C-123 #539, north entrance

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lackl ... ca8e12e2d6

C-123 #668, on the perimeter around the parade ground, just a bit to the south.

I haven't been there in 15 years, since my nephew graduated from BMT.
I know over the years they've gotten rid of some aircraft from around the parade ground, the Albatross comes to mind (sold to the civil market), and perhaps a C-131 in front of Wilfred Hall.

Their museum used to have an uncovered Jenny or J-1, don't know if that is still there.
The old OTS area (which was built as former Nuke Weapons stockpile base, back when the weapons were kept at a few centers and transported to SAC bases as needed) had a F-102 until they moved OTS to Maxwell, I don't know where that went.

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