Explore every yard of where planes go to die in amazing resolution:

originally posted by: carewemust
In the NE corner of this picture is a lady laying naked in her lawn-chair in the back yard. Technology...wow!

im not seeing it. lol

remember this? lol

a reply to: boomer135

Haha. Nice. Makes up for the sadness of seeing chopped up B-52s.

a reply to: boomer135

yep.
what plane was that?

see any of my fb-111f's?......gunfighter.....366 tac

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: boomer135

yep.
what plane was that?

classified

lol ok. zaph called me evil. Its a fake. someone photoshopped some f-19 testor models into the pic back in like 2009.

a reply to: boomer135

Here a site for those itching for more:

www.infomercantile.com...

Even got a re-fueling pic of her.

a reply to: GBP/JPY

The last time I checked, the only aardvark left on the property is that one F-111B, which is a damned shame. At least as of the last satellite pass there were still a couple F-14's left.

I'm just sad to see the D-21 gone, although the surprise Panavia Tornado almost made up for it.

a reply to: boomer135

I was waiting for someone to post that

a reply to: Barnalby

Well it didn't help that the D-21 was pretty much a total failure of a program.

originally posted by: boomer135
remember this? lol

Ah the never ending story of the fabeled F-19. Does it exist or doesn't it haha
My guess... the marketing department of Northrop just though it better to skip straight to the F-20

a reply to: Zaphod58

Well, it did manage to do something the Russians were never able to do:

Shoot down an A-12

It's just a shame that the Martin Marietta merger was still a couple decades out, the D-21 could have sold like hotcakes as an AAM