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Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Tue May 25, 2010 6:41 pm

The following photos include:

H-1, S-2, P-2V, F-8, C-7, HU-16 (black - possible Air National Guard Air Commando/Special Operations Squadron), H-19, H-21, C-47, C-54, C-118, C-119, C-121, C-123, C-131, HUP Retriever.

Makes one want to cry. I'd be glad to have one in my back yard. Even a nose section.


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Photos 1-4 1977-1979

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Photos 1- 11 Dec.1986


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Photos 1-4 Nov. 1994


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Larry

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Tue May 25, 2010 7:30 pm

I was able to obtain 200 photos of AMARC the other day. All from 2009. :D

BTW: thanks Larry for the photos. Interesting but also very sad! There is still a bunch of those C-131's there. :(

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Tue May 25, 2010 8:55 pm

We would like to see your 2009 photos ...............

Thanks,

WP

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Tue May 25, 2010 9:21 pm

Thanks for posting these Larry and all the others you've put up lately. Good stuff.

So where did you get those 200 photos from Nathan? And when are you going to post some of them? :)

I've got about 100 I took myself back in 1987. I need to get them digitized at some point...

-Derek

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Tue May 25, 2010 10:17 pm

According to Mr.Baugher "RQ4-2 BuNu131706 (c/n 10891) to MASDC as 4C0028 Jun 20, 1975. Seen in scrapyard near AMARC Aug 28,
2000. Used as prop in 2004 version of *Flight of the Phoenix*"

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Wed May 26, 2010 3:22 am

viking73 wrote:Thanks for posting these Larry and all the others you've put up lately. Good stuff.

So where did you get those 200 photos from Nathan? And when are you going to post some of them? :)

I've got about 100 I took myself back in 1987. I need to get them digitized at some point...

-Derek


I won them on evilbay. :oops: They are on a CD though but I talked to the seller about them and she said they were never used and most pictures where taken within the last several years. She is selling off some of her husbands aviation items. :( He is in the military. I asked her for written concent so I can give the photos credit to him. Also won a CD worth of 200 photos of various airliner boneyard pictures, and another CD full of 200 some C-130 pics. Wow jack pot! :shock:

Just have to wait for the shipping time and then I can post them. I still need to scan all the photos from my uncle from a few airshows from the 1950's. I think I might end up over extending my photobucket account. I would post pictures more often but its very time consuming with my slow computer. :x

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Wed May 26, 2010 8:46 am

Thanks for posting these fantastic photographs. They are hard to look at of course, but it's always interesting to see such images from bigone eras. I am especially interested in those poor old Grumman Albatross, particularly the dark-painted ones. Is that black paint on them, or dark navy blue? I am curious why either would be in use at this point, but perhaps they had been there for many moons already. Regardless, fascinating stuff... please do feel good about posting more... we will eat it all up!

All the best,
Richard

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Wed May 26, 2010 4:35 pm

I posted these before but just to keep these awesome AMARC threads going here are a few of mine.

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Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Wed May 26, 2010 4:55 pm

HI folks - if anyone has MASDC/AMARC photos of any F-101 Voodoos, could you please PM me? Thanks - Keith

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Wed May 26, 2010 5:18 pm

67Cougar wrote:HI folks - if anyone has MASDC/AMARC photos of any F-101 Voodoos, could you please PM me? Thanks - Keith



PM sent Keith.

-Derek

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Thu May 27, 2010 7:13 pm

Thanks Nathan. Really like the Connie in camo.

Larry

Re: Scrapyards in Tucson, AZ

Thu May 27, 2010 9:11 pm

Thanks Larry! That means a lot. If I ever win it big I plan to buy up all the military EC-121's. :mrgreen: The big domed airplanes always fascinates me!
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