The Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum August 2020

[@rolandsingh]

Absolutely Outstanding, Awesome, Fantastic, many THANKS for this Superb Video.How accurate:" Peace Through Strength " ! The event that began on February 24th.2022 confirms, so !! ❣ 100% ❤ 🇺🇸 Roland Singh, Canada 🇨🇦

[@thesnazzycomet]

i swear these museums are the main reason for me to want to visit the US

[@cspowell420]

The National Museum of the US Air Force in Ohio, and Pima Air & Space Museum in Arizona are two other favorite places.

[@bobstewart5262]

I dropped by this museum in 1975 and parked my 18-wheeler in the parking lot. The B-36 was sitting outside and was really in bad shape with the rudder completely eaten away. I am pleased they brought her inside and out of the elements. Excellent job filming and thanks a bunch for sharing!

[@cspowell420]

Thanks Bob! I cant even imagine the work that went into getting it inside and cleaning it up. On a past visit they were working on the cockpit and they allowed a friend and I to go into the front half of the plane. To access the rear area you must ride in a small tube on a skateboard looking thing on rails. I will be going again soon, they recently adopted a F-117!

[@stephendoughty3798]

You didn't stop at this museum in '75 sir this museum opened in 2000 the museum was once @offutt afb

[@bobstewart5262]

Well, I thought this museum was the same location as the Offett AFB one. It's only been 48 years ago, but I distinctly remember what a physical mess the B-36 was.@@stephendoughty3798

[@tully3711th]

Vi have to assume that the SAC museum doesn’t have a lot of funding to work on the planes. Thank you to the. Volunteers who put in time to do this much

[@LordStevie]

How in the world does the SAC museum not have a B-47? Even the USAF Armament Museum at Elgin AFB has one!

[@cspowell420]

If you looked on sacmuseum.org you would find this info... "About Our B-47E, S/N 52-1412 : This B-47 was manufactured by Douglas Aircraft, Tulsa OK and delivered to the USAF on May 5, 1955. Below are the unit assignments of this aircraft: May 1955- To 301st Bombardment (Medium) Wing (Strategic Air Command), Barksdale AFB, Louisiana October 1957- To Lockheed Aircraft, Marietta, Georgia (for work) February 1958- To 97th Bombardment (M) Wing (SAC), Biggs AFB, Texas January 1959- To 384th Bombardment (M) Wing (SAC), Little Rock AFB, Arkansas June 1961- To Lockheed Aircraft, Marietta (for work) August 1961- To 321st Bombardment (M) Wing (SAC), McCoy AFB, Florida October 1961- To 4047th Strategic Wing (SAC), McCoy AFB, Florida November 1961- To 70th Bombardment Wing (SAC), Little Rock AFB, Arkansas June 1962- To 301st Bombardment Wing (SAC), Lockbourne AFB, Ohio (to EB-47E) March 1964- To 3902nd Air Base Wing (SAC), Offutt AFB, Nebraska June 1964- Dropped from inventory by transfer to the Strategic Air & Space Museum"

[@tully3711th]

The B-52 and the B-36 look horrible for a Aircraft Museum piece