B-52 Escapes 'The Boneyard'
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B-52 Escapes 'The Boneyard'

B-52 Escapes 'The Boneyard'
A 55-year-old B-52 Stratofortress that had been mothballed has been returned to service.
 
The plane had formerly been consigned to 'the boneyard', otherwise known as the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group, a repository for aging aircraft at Davis Monthan Air Force Base.
 
 
But in this instance, this particular B-52, called 'Ghost Rider' and numbered 61-007, was given a 19-month refurbishment and returned to service.
 

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