Posted on Apr 10, 2024

Here's 'Lancelot', The B-1B Resurrected From The Boneyard

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel

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Here's 'Lancelot', The B-1B Resurrected From The Boneyard

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SrA John Monette

Posted 19 d ago

That’s a good program. I’d love to be able to visit there

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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen

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We flew a B-52 D in there at the end of the Vietnam War. Unfortunately the aircraft to bring us back to home station was waiting for us so we didn't have any time to explore.

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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen

Posted 19 d ago

I kind of figured they would do that after the accident at Ellsworth AFB that destroyed the aircraft. At least it's an intact aircraft that had been sitting in the boneyard and not like the FB-111 that crashed twice that we named "Frakenvark". http://fb-111.net/Page-15.html

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Website dedicated to promote interest in the FB-111A and support to the people who worked with the aircraft in SAC.

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SrA John Monette

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To me, there are very few aircraft that are more beautiful

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Here's 'Lancelot', The B-1B Resurrected From The Boneyard

Here's 'Lancelot', The B-1B Resurrected From The Boneyard

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