Pima Air & Space Museum and the AMARG "Boneyard"

[@olentangy74]

Great photo collection! I worked AMARC in the 80's and lived about 15 minutes from the museum. Lots of memories.

[@youtuuba]

I am confused...this is a video, not a photo collection (except that movies are made up of still photos).

[@RickMiddleton-1]

I am a new subscriber and I truly enjoy your content. I come from a military family. My father, brother, uncles, and grandfathers all served in some branch. I am an Army Desert Storm veteran, and my father is a Navy Vietnam Veteran. He served on the USS Hancock. Him serving on an Aircraft Carrier is what started my fascination with Naval Aviation, and Aviation in general. I live in Cincinnati Ohio so I am fairly close to Wright Patterson. I have made several trips to the museum, and I always learn more each time. My favorite there is probably what everyone says…..The Memphis Belle. I have studied all the behind the scenes drama involved between the museum and the city of Memphis over the possession of her. I know there were many people in Memphis with good intentions for her, but in the end The Belle needed help the city honestly just couldn’t provide. I noticed you stated you lived in Germany. I was stationed in Baumholder Germany, and it was close to Rammstein AFB. I was wondering if you were familiar with the area?

[@youtuuba]

Rick, I don't have much familiarity with the Ramstein area.

[@TouchiestMetal]

14:11 wow look how far stealth fighters have come to the point you literally can’t see them true mechanical genius

[@nyomanhendrapandiawanamba1333]

Literally.. they keep this one as a treasure fridge..

[@NotWhatYouThink]

Hey there, I was wondering if we could have your permission to use a few seconds of your video around 14:10 when you show the "stealth aircraft"! We will overlay your channel name on your footage and also link your video in our video description. Let me know if you are willing to help us with this. Cheers! [I'll check back in a couple of days]

[@youtuuba]

NotWhatYouThink, yes, you may quote that clip, with the attribution you described.

[@NotWhatYouThink]

@@youtuuba You're the best. Thank you very much! We will add the attributions as promised :-) One more favour: The shot at 38:40 with the tires being tied down, and I won't bug you again!

[@youtuuba]

@NotWhatYouThink , yes that is also OK with me.

[@NotWhatYouThink]

@@youtuuba Thanks very much again. Have a great weekend!

[@Ayaki6166]

I went Pima Museum.It was Amazing.

[@micmac99]

youtuuba, did you take the Sunset Limited to Tucson? I cannot find a Sunset Limited Amtrak video from you. I live in Arizona (I'm a U of Arizona alum) and have taken the SL/Texas Eagle a few times with the layover in San Antonio. I greatly enjoy your Amtrak videos and find them very entertaining and informative.

[@youtuuba]

Michael Sheldon Reed, I took the Texas Eagle/Sunset Limited from Chicago to LA only once. I did not take video with the intention of making a public video......I may look through my archives to see if there is enough good video there to edit into a publishable KZbin video. Right now I am working on editing Part 3 of my latest Train Odyssey, and then I have something like eight museum walk-through videos waiting for editing, before I would get to the TE/SL video.......

[@donwoolley5763]

It is the Aircraft Maintenance & Regeneration Center, AMARC!

[@youtuuba]

Don Woolley, oddly, there were signs and other information that all spelled it AMARG. Looking online now, I see the Davis-Monthan "Boneyard" being referred to as the "309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG)". Oddly, the www.amarcexperience.com website refers to AMARG except in their URL. Wikipedia says that the name ending in "Center" (AMARC) is the old name, while the name ending in "Group" (AMARG) is the current name. So here is a difference between people such as you and me. I double check my facts and look up information, whereas you just jumped on a stranger, insisting that the stranger has made a mistake, but you did not check before you wrote you comment, and now maybe you should eat your hat......

[@arkyump]

We were able to drive our own car through most of the museum area 15 years ago.

[@sonanaka2296]

Thank for give my seeing plan.

[@davidhack6789]

Did you see a B-52 called 'Eternal Guardian?'

[@lindalakota38]

Its funny was watching a documentry of c5 and Hercules when i was a kid living 10 miles from westover id see and hear the c5a all day every day coming from irac and all over and the sound sticks with u now they dont make that sound shaking your house from 3 miles up in the air

[@RedArrow73]

It's still MASDC to me.

[@youtuuba]

RedArrow73, good for you, I'll alert the media.

[@clarkmckee4700]

There’s supposed to be a C-5 at the National Museum of the US Air Force. Maybe one of these??

[@bob80q]

no its at the AMC Museum, Dover AFB

[@kevinwiltshire2217]

Yc-14

[@mikerobinson3899]

F 16

[@leonhardsr2648]

selten schlechter ton.

[@garagetimewithtim1231]

I enjoyed what I saw. Just wish you didn’t butcher the crap out of it.

[@youtuuba]

tim polomczak, you win today's award for the most useless comment. You enjoyed what you saw, but say I "butchered the crap out of it". If I butchered it, why did you enjoy it? If you only saw part of it, how do you know the rest was butchered? And I have NO idea what constitutes "butchered" in your view.

[@danclayberger770]

Without a doubt this video has the worst sound track of any that I have watched. "Youtuuba" needs to learn how to present a video. A thumbs down.

[@youtuuba]

Dan Clayberger, what do you mean by "worst soundtrack"? Are you talking about the audio content, or maybe about the audio ambience? Or maybe about the technical quality of the audio? For your information, this video was taken on a bus tour. The audio recorded is what it sounded like there. I don't add music to my videos. They are intended to be "you are there" records of what the place I visited is like. You may have another idea about how you like videos to be, but "without a doubt" you totally missed the point here. Trying to convert your lack of understanding into a "Youtuuba has a lot to learn" about making videos has an inappropriately insulting tone. Please take it elsewhere.