2BW B-52G departing runway 32 at March

Castle based B-52G departs runway 14 after having weather diverted due to heavy fog at it's home field

93BW B-52G on short final for runway 21R

93BW B-52G doing some pattern work at it's home station

B-52G 366WG/34BS landing on runway 21R. Unit was geographically separated from the Mountain Home 366WG, hence the MO tail code. Maintained and flown from Castle AFB until the G models were retired in early 1994.

Barksdale based B-52G 2BW taxis to the active runway for departure

379BW B-52G visits March for a 15AF sponsored bombing competition

Close up of the nose section on this B52 with the various sensors clearly evident

Complete with North American Aviation AGM-28 Hound Dog USAF 92794

Big Smoo II" From 2 BW / 62 BS based in Barksdale. Stored in Dec. 1993 after several bombing missions over Irak in January 1991; Seen here performing a low speed flypast during its participant to IAT 1989.

At the Mildenhall Air Fete

"Big Smoo II" From 2 BW / 62 BS based in Barksdale. Stored in Dec. 1993 after several bombing missions over Irak in January 1991; Seen here participant to IAT 1989.

Static display during SHAPE air show. Was one of seven B-52Gs that made return flight from Barksdale to fire 39 AGM-86C cruise missiles over Iraq during the first night (Jan 16/17, 1991) of Desert Storm. (2nd BW, 596th BS)

A nicely preserved Buff in a camo scheme

416th BW, Griffiss AFB, NY. To AMARC November 17, 1992.

This B-52 flew with the 2nd Bomb Wing at Barksdale AFB and was one of the seven B-52s that took part on 16th-17th January 1991 in Operation Secret Squirrel. This was at the time the longest nonstop bombing mission in history by flying than 14,000 miles from Barksdale in 35 hours and a record which would stand for nearly a decade, to fire cruise missiles on the first night of Desert Storm. The frame was retired to AMARG in August 1991 as AABC0376. It was scrapped in November 1999 with the nose section now residing (up tight against the fence) in the Bissell Auto & Body compound in St. Louis.

42nd BW, Loring AFB, Maine. To AMARC as BC0472 on March 8, 1994