Photo Search Results

Photos of All Aircraft, All Forces, All Locations, and Photographer: Michael Baldock

Sort by:

REMOVE ALL ADVERTISEMENTS
New search or Modify Search
Page 116 of 116  |  24 photos per page  |  2784 photos total
Photo ID 2556 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing NB 52E Stratofortress, 56 0632
Photo ID: 2556
This brightly coloured NB-52E was on display on AMARC's "Celebrity Row" when visited in November 1989. She was used for testing control configured vehicle technology and the unique canards are clearly visible. Sadly she was scrapped some years later.
Photo ID 2554 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0698
Photo ID: 2554
The final tall-fin B-52D models were retired from active service in 1983 and were flown by the 7th BW at Carswell TX, the 22nd BW at March CA, and the 43rd BW at Anderson Guam.
Photo ID 2553 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0675
Photo ID: 2553
Stored in good condition at AMARC in November 1989, this tall-fin B-52D was scrapped just a few years later.
Photo ID 2551 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 56 0672
Photo ID: 2551
The excellent condition of the B-52D fleet stored at AMARC in the late 80's was due to their being kept as a war reserve fleet. All the B-52D models had undergone a "Big Belly" modification to enable them to carry a 60,000lb bomb load.
Photo ID 2549 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 55 0079
Photo ID: 2549
In store in AMARC in 1989, this former 22nd BW 'BUFF' was sliced up for Soviet satellite verification on 4th Oct 94 and finally scrapped on 1st Dec 94.
Photo ID 2546 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52D Stratofortress, 55 0079
Photo ID: 2546
This former 22nd BW B-52D may well have flown combat missions in SE Asia and even in store at AMARC six years after her retirement she still looked a menacing beast. She was broken up Oct 1994.
Photo ID 2524 by Michael Baldock. Private Private Supermarine 365 Spitfire PR XI, G MKXI
Photo ID: 2524
Taken at the Abingdon Air Fayre, marked as PL965.
Photo ID 2523 by Michael Baldock. Private Private Hunting Percival P 66 Pembroke C1, G BNPH
Photo ID: 2523
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre. Civil registration G-BNPH.
Photo ID 2522 by Michael Baldock. Private Private North American P 51D Mustang, G HAEC
Photo ID: 2522
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre.
Photo ID 2521 by Michael Baldock. Private Private Nord 1002 Pingouin II, G ETME
Photo ID: 2521
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre.
Photo ID 2520 by Michael Baldock. Private Private De Havilland Canada DHC 1 Chipmunk T10, G AOSK
Photo ID: 2520
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre.
Photo ID 2519 by Michael Baldock. Private Private De Havilland Canada DHC 1 Chipmunk 22A, G HDAE
Photo ID: 2519
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre. Scary nose!
Photo ID 2518 by Michael Baldock. Private Private Douglas C 47A Skytrain, N1944A
Photo ID: 2518
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre.
Photo ID 2517 by Michael Baldock. UK Army De Havilland Canada DHC 2 Beaver AL1, XP820
Photo ID: 2517
Taken at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre.
Photo ID 2497 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52 Stratofortress,
Photo ID: 2497
In 1987 it was possible to see B-52C, B-52E and B-52F Stratofortresses in one part of AMARC, also many B-52D "Big Belly" war reserve machines in other compounds. This photograph shows what are most likely B-52E and F models retired to AMARC.
Photo ID 2496 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52E Stratofortress, 57 0136
Photo ID: 2496
When this photograph was taken in 1987 this silver B-52F had been in storage at AMARC since 1970. Her markings denote the glory days of SAC and she carries the bear's foot "Ducemus" badge of the 22nd BMW based at Mather AFB CA. She could be 57-0136.
Photo ID 2495 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52F Stratofortress,
Photo ID: 2495
Believed to be an early camouflaged version of the B-52F in the 57-00xx range, this BUFF was photographed through the fence at AMARC in early 1987. This once mighty strategic bomber looked like an abandoned child's toy.
Photo ID 2493 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force Boeing B 52E Stratofortress, 56 0636
Photo ID: 2493
This silver B-52E 56-0636 was on display on AMARC's "Celebrity Row" in February 1987. Her right inboard engine nacelle is missing because she was the testbed for the Pratt & Whitney JT-9D engine for the Boeing 747.
Photo ID 2257 by Michael Baldock. Italy Air Force Lockheed F 104S ASA Starfighter, MM6814
Photo ID: 2257
F-104S MM6814 and the row of Starfighters at Fairford in 1985.
Photo ID 2256 by Michael Baldock. Italy Air Force Lockheed F 104S ASA Starfighter, MM6815
Photo ID: 2256
F-104S MM6815 / 5-42 operated by Italian A.F 5 Stormo / 23 Gruppo.
Photo ID 2255 by Michael Baldock. Germany Air Force Lockheed F 104G Starfighter, 24 54
Photo ID: 2255
A side shot of WGAF F-104G 2454 which I believe was operated by T Gp 11.
Photo ID 2254 by Michael Baldock. Germany Air Force Lockheed F 104G Starfighter, 24 54
Photo ID: 2254
In close-up mode, a very unusual Starfighter, this is West German F-104G 2454 belonging to T Gp 11 seen at the 1985 International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford. This colour scheme was virtually a one-off applied before the type was retired.
Photo ID 2253 by Michael Baldock. Denmark Air Force Canadair CF 104D Starfighter CL 90, RT 657
Photo ID: 2253
In the static display at the 1985 International Air Tattoo, the distinctive olive green Danish Starfighters such as CF-104D RT-657 were about to be replaced by the next-generation F-16 "Fighting Falcons".
Photo ID 2252 by Michael Baldock. UK Air Force Grob G109B Vigilant T1, ZH118
Photo ID: 2252
Operated by 612 VGS, this G.109B Vigilant ZH118 was being taxied back to her hangar at her Abingdon home base after being on static display at the 2007 Abingdon Air Fayre.
New search or Modify Search
Page 116 of 116  |  24 photos per page  |  2784 photos total