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Современные руины - фотосайт Филиппа Бюлера
http://www.modern-ruins.com
Самый, пожалуй, поразительный кусок - про AMARC (Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center).
Outside Tuscon, Arizona in the Sonora Desert is AMARC, the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center. Here the U.S. Air Force mothballs planes until they either need them again or it's time to salvage them for parts. Whenever the U.S. sells surplus planes to foreign governments part of the sales pitch is that there will always have a ready supply of spare parts. Some are turned into pilotless drones and used for missile target practice.
There are about 4,000 planes in storage, most now from the Vietnam era.
http://www.modern-ruins.com/amarc/index.html
Чудовищная картинка списанных B-52:
Там же линк на сайт самой этой базы и ее фотографий - http://www.dm.af.mil/amarc/aerial_gallery.html
Например, вот такая:
Самый, пожалуй, поразительный кусок - про AMARC (Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center).
Outside Tuscon, Arizona in the Sonora Desert is AMARC, the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center. Here the U.S. Air Force mothballs planes until they either need them again or it's time to salvage them for parts. Whenever the U.S. sells surplus planes to foreign governments part of the sales pitch is that there will always have a ready supply of spare parts. Some are turned into pilotless drones and used for missile target practice.
There are about 4,000 planes in storage, most now from the Vietnam era.
http://www.modern-ruins.com/amarc/index.html
Чудовищная картинка списанных B-52:
Там же линк на сайт самой этой базы и ее фотографий - http://www.dm.af.mil/amarc/aerial_gallery.html
Например, вот такая:
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http://www.modern-ruins.com
Самый, пожалуй, поразительный кусок - про AMARC (Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center).
<i>Outside Tuscon, Arizona in the Sonora Desert is AMARC, the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center. Here the U.S. Air Force mothballs planes until they either need them again or it's time to salvage them for parts. Whenever the U.S. sells surplus planes to foreign governments part of the sales pitch is that there will always have a ready supply of spare parts. Some are turned into pilotless drones and used for missile target practice.
<b>There are about 4,000 planes in storage, most now from the Vietnam era.</b></i>
http://www.modern-ruins.com/amarc/index.html
Чудовищная картинка списанных B-52:
<img src="http://www.modern-ruins.com/amarc/satellite3.jpg" alt="" align="bottom">
Там же линк на сайт самой этой базы и ее фотографий - http://www.dm.af.mil/amarc/aerial_gallery.html
Например, вот такая:
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Самый, пожалуй, поразительный кусок - про AMARC (Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center).
<i>Outside Tuscon, Arizona in the Sonora Desert is AMARC, the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center. Here the U.S. Air Force mothballs planes until they either need them again or it's time to salvage them for parts. Whenever the U.S. sells surplus planes to foreign governments part of the sales pitch is that there will always have a ready supply of spare parts. Some are turned into pilotless drones and used for missile target practice.
<b>There are about 4,000 planes in storage, most now from the Vietnam era.</b></i>
http://www.modern-ruins.com/amarc/index.html
Чудовищная картинка списанных B-52:
<img src="http://www.modern-ruins.com/amarc/satellite3.jpg" alt="" align="bottom">
Там же линк на сайт самой этой базы и ее фотографий - http://www.dm.af.mil/amarc/aerial_gallery.html
Например, вот такая:
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<img src="http://www.dm.af.mil/amarc/images/arials/a2.jpg" alt="" align="bottom">
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Oh I love this stuff.
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