Warbird Information Exchange

I think the USAF Museum sent theirs to the SAC Museum.

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Tim, The B-1A went to the Strategic Air & Space Museum (formely known as the SAC Museum) when the USAF Museum took delivery of their B-1B.

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone!

Too bad they repainted it.

That is a bit sad. I saw it on the website and it just doen't look right

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That was the plan at one time, but it will not be happening now. Instead MAPS decided to pick up the F-100, F-101, F-102, and F-105 from FLA. There was a F-84 mooted at one point as well, but I don't know the status on that plane.

Jim

Geez, I live so close to the museum yet I barely know what's going on down there anymore. After reading the last several posts I decided to stop down this afternoon. The first guy I asked about the B-1A seemed to have no idea what I was talking about. He told me there was a B-1 in "the middle building". I told him I wasn't referring to the B-1B,but rather the white B-1A that used to sit outside the restoration hangar. So,he told me that the B-70 was still inside over their. Sheesh.
Anyway,a more knowledgeable guy in the Cold War gallery confirmed for me that the B-1A had indeed gone to another museum,but he wasn't sure which one. I didn't even realize that it was gone. I feel so out of the loop.
Oh,well...at least I got to see the beautiful CF-100 and the "new" RF-86.

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AirJim you beat me too it. In fact we moved the F-100 inside 2 weeks ago and are gonna start work on it soon. it looks wierd inside.

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When all is said and done more is said than done.

Glad to see they've got a Matador missile. I've not seen another Matador anywhere, but one of its brothers, a Mace, is on a pylon alongside I-75 at Warner Robins, GA.

My father worked on these missiles in the early 50's at Martin. He was in autopilot design.

Walt