discussion Davis Montham Aircraft Graveyard

[Guest]

I just returned from a driving tour/family vacation of the US. We went coast to coast from Florida to Califrnia and back. I was allowed a brief stop at the Boneyard in Arizona for a quick photo op thought the site might find some of them useful.

 

[Guest]

Few more

 

[Guest]

wow,my camera wouldve been buzzin lol

mobear

 

[Guest]

Great pictures Trey, must have been a sight to behold. Its a real shame to see these things sitting and to thinl they will never fly again.

Andy

 

[mossiepilot]

Only a quick stop, I think I would have been like a kid in a sweet shop, Please, please, please just a bit longer.

Great pics Trey, thanks for sharing.

Tony.

 

[yak face]

Fantastic pics trey , i was just talking about this place the other day to my missus. i said i'd love to go and have a wander round, (although thats probably not allowed) i bet its really eerie but in a good way , cheers tony

 

[flyjoe180]

An enthusiast's dream! At least if they are stored in the desert there is even a small chance that one day some may fly again in private hands. Better than the axe and melting pot which obviously eliminates any chance at all. Great pics Trey.

 

[Guest]

great pics planning on stopping by there when we get to the states.

 

[Guest]

Awesome - that place has always been on my "list" since I could write one!!

Thanks so much for sharing.

Stuart