If you have Google Earth, go to: 32 09n 110 49w

If that doesn't get your heart racing, you must be dead. Or female.

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mosheshmeal, you are utterly incorrigible

Nice find! That's really awesome. It's mamish like a video game or something.

Wow. What is this? They don't seem to be parked for easy accessibility (i.e. for hopping in one and taking off). More like long term parking.

I'm sorry, that's classified.

mosheshmeal
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Thanks Sherlock.

It's Davis-Monthan AFB. About three miles from Tucson Int'l Airpot.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/fac...vis-monthan.htm

I got clearance.



And you would think I'd do a google search, right? But noooo...

Very cool.

It's the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
http://www.dm.af.mil/

Edit: mordechai beat me to it.

Anyone up for a little sneak in during the night and maybe we can get ourselves a nice F-16?

Hey Willy. Looks like you wanna fly a plane eh?

There are two F-16's on call there each week, on rotation from Montana. They can scramble within five minutes to deal with air threats, and I have little doubt that they could make quick work of you if you tried something smart like that.

You got it.

Among many other wish list items.

Nu, so I'll take one and you'll take one. Then there won't be any more F-16 to scramble.

Clever, huh?

You could always hire some [racial word]’s to bring it back, bit by bit.

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It looks positively like knitting-patterns

Screw Google Earth, Aristotle was there in RL.

Which sets your heart racing if you're not dead or male?

Rikal - youyouyouyou.... behave yourself, I am supposed to behave myself...
(where is it, where is it... no tomatoe-throw-smiley...) wait until I am home... ( )

If you guys liked that one, check out 32 40 N and 117 09W

You'll find a very interestingly shaped building, OWNED BY THE US GOV'T!

Or just look up 2524 Eniwetok Rd, San Diego, CA 92155

I had to go to the actual address to see it. Wow. Crazy stuff. I was in Coronado last year, it was really beautiful there.

I will wait until somebody posts the link - I am too lazy

While you're at it, check out DEN (Denver airport)....

Just type in "air force base" or something similar. You'll get a whole bunch.



Don't say that.

Your point being?


Not the first time it's been said, and definitely not the last.


I wonder why Aristotle would be at the dumpyard...


Sorry, I didn't mean settler chicks.

mosheshmeal
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I pointed out a fact. You may choose to ignore it.

I like facts.

mosheshmeal
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37 14' 35.43" N, 115 48' 39.52" W



Has this been mentioned before?

לבי במזרח
31°46'40.97"N 35°14'6.41"E

Area 51 is impressive in theory, but not visually. Apart from the massive runway.

mosheshmeal
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nuuuuuuu?

I kinda wish my computer had enough free memory to use programs like google earth and to open video links and fancy devices, ah, but my system is too much of a dinosaur

What are you running a 486?

Why don't you use http://maps.google.com ? You get most of the same functionality.

what's a 486?

I have windows98 with very little RAM and little free space left.


thanks, I'll check it out

מאַך המוציא

mosheshmeal
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I thought it was a little to the south and west of there.







If you looked it up last year, you would have seen 2 B-2s, an F-117, and a semi-dismantelled SR-71. The place looks completely deserted now.

ok, 31°46'36.56"N 35°14'03.21"E to be more precise. Although that spot is only a tiny area of the vast makom hamikdosh. שועלים הולכים בו

Mizrechisten too.

I don't think Rebbe Akiva would have laughed at that one.

moshshmeal
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Those planes, a little bit on the left, why do they look like they were in detached pieces? Or burried in sand? Are they burried in sand?

40 49 36.75N 73 55 39.60 W

thats gonna be gone soon

The Tucson Bone Yard is officially named the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC), Davis-Monthan AFB, Tucson, Arizona All of the aircraft stored there are capable of being returned to flying condition if the need ever arises. Weekly tours of the Boneyard are still given through the Tucson Air Museum, located just south of Davis Monthan AFB. The aircraft stored at the boneyard are so numerous that they are, in effect, the third largest Air Force in the world. It's the only component of the U.S. Air Force that actually makes a profit (from supplying spare parts).

mosheshmeal
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F-22 in stealth mode:

Is it just me or is that a little excessive? I mean wow, my tax dollars at work.

What are you talking about?

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