AMARC
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USAIR
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- Scramble Junior
- Posts: 235
- Joined: 15 Mar 2010, 19:47
- Type of spotter: Everything but focus mainly on Boeing Jetliners.
- Subscriber Scramble: No
C-141's are all gone from AAMRC except 5 reported left.
A closer inspection of DMAFB's AMARG turned out that all C-141's except 5 are scrapped and removed from the yard. The last time i saw any C-141's was mid 2009 and here are the two of them.
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Rambie2006
- Scramble Rookie
- Posts: 68
- Joined: 16 Sep 2009, 17:46
- Type of spotter: Military/civil
- Location: Uden
Re: AMARC
Nice pictures to see.
But what happens to all those airplanes? Are they just standing there until it's just a heap op rusted metal?
But what happens to all those airplanes? Are they just standing there until it's just a heap op rusted metal?
