The U.S. Air Force has reactivated another B-1B Lancer, nicknamed "Rage," from the "Boneyard" at Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona.

in Tucson, Arizona, known as the world’s largest military aircraft cemetery. More than 4,000 mothballed or retired aircraft are at the ‘Boneyard’ which has featured in Hollywood films ...

The Boneyard holds almost 3,200 aircraft, potentially making it the world's fourth-largest air force. The site has around a hundred B-52 Stratofortresses and over 130 A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft stored.

Another B-1B was pulled from storage at AMARG and recalled back to duty to bring the BONE fleet back to 45 total Lancers.

After three years at the boneyard, a B-1B Lancer, nicknamed Rage, has been resurrected and is flying once more. The ...

The resting place for these jetliners are the maintenance and storage centers -- the so-called aircraft boneyards -- that line the deserts of Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico in the ...

"Olivia," who has been resting quietly for years in the Arizona desert, adjacent to the infamous 'airplane bone yard' outside Tucson. Features exclusive interviews with Harrison Ford- a proud ...

Following is a description of the video: Narrator: The 309th AMARG stores the world's largest collection of military aircraft ... pride in being boneyard wranglers. Narrator: Arizona has the ...

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After three years at the boneyard, a B-1B Lancer, nicknamed Rage, has been resurrected and is flying once more. The ...

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