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Aerial view of the Tucson, Arizona, area, with a focus on a giant airplane "boneyard" of nearly 4,400 aircraft, the world's largest such aircraft graveyard, on a 2,600-acre site at Davis-Monthan Air
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This aerial photograph shows some of the more than 4,400 U.S. military planes mothballed in Tucson, Arizona, at the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, home to the largest aircraft storage and preservation facility
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TUCSON, ARIZONA - JUNE 13, 2012: Old Airforce One At Davis-Monthan Air Force Base AMARG Boneyard In Tucson, Arizona. It's The Place Where Nearly 5,000 Aircraft Have Gone To Die. Stock Photo,
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