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<blockquote data-quote="spirit666" data-source="post: 164791" data-attributes="member: 6">Vía TotoJuan, éste topic apareció en el foro inglés de Key Publishing..!!!<a href="http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=46519&amp;page=19">http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=46519&amp;page=19</a>A fellow poster over at ZONA MILITAR, captured this two images from &quot;El Palomar&quot;, the base of FAA 1st Transport Brigade.Thanks Google Earth and Spirit 666 from ZM.1) More recent pic, you can see 5 B-707, 1 B-757 (Tango 01, presidential aircraft), 2 C-130´s on the &quot;active&quot; tarmac, and 5 C-130´s (IRCC 3 &quot;B´s&quot; and 2 &quot;E´s&quot;) on the &quot;derelict&quot; tarmac. The B´s are definitively out of service, radiated and canibalized, while the E´s AFAIK exceeded hours between inspections, and are grounded (perhaps forever).<a href="http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...g?t=1165092455">http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...g?t=1165092455</a>2) Older pic, where you can see 4 B-707´s, a single DC-9 (or may be MD-80, dunno), a single F-28, 4 C-130´s (including the white C-130 L-100) on the active tarmac, and 7 C-130´s on the &quot;derelict&quot; tarmac. Two of the E´s (including a KC-130) were checked and inspected, and are back in service now, AFAIK.<a href="http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...g?t=1165094625">http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...g?t=1165094625</a>Moving just 3 miles E from there, you may find the &quot;Campo de Mayo&quot; Army airbase, where there are helos to spot, and if you move 3 miles W/WSW you will find &quot;Moron&quot; FAA base, where the MNA (Museo Nacional de Avaición) is, there you can see a number of preserved aircraft, including AVRO Lancaster, Ju-52, DC-3, Guarani, S-61R, Bristol Freighter, and others. (just a curiosity, the same aircrafts appear on two locations in Google Earth, due to the different timing of the imagery...if you find Aeroparque Domestic Airport in dowtown Buenos Aires, at the S end of the runway you can see the same Lancaster, Ju-52 etc, which were all moved to Moron in 2002. King JesterPS: I´m frustrated, cannot get the images to show.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spirit666, post: 164791, member: 6"] Vía TotoJuan, éste topic apareció en el foro inglés de Key Publishing..!!! [url]http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=46519&page=19[/url] [COLOR="Blue"]A fellow poster over at [B]ZONA MILITAR[/B], captured this two images from "El Palomar", the base of FAA 1st Transport Brigade. Thanks Google Earth and [B]Spirit 666 from ZM[/B]. 1) More recent pic, you can see 5 B-707, 1 B-757 (Tango 01, presidential aircraft), 2 C-130´s on the "active" tarmac, and 5 C-130´s (IRCC 3 "B´s" and 2 "E´s") on the "derelict" tarmac. The B´s are definitively out of service, radiated and canibalized, while the E´s AFAIK exceeded hours between inspections, and are grounded (perhaps forever). [url]http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...g?t=1165092455[/url] 2) Older pic, where you can see 4 B-707´s, a single DC-9 (or may be MD-80, dunno), a single F-28, 4 C-130´s (including the white C-130 L-100) on the active tarmac, and 7 C-130´s on the "derelict" tarmac. Two of the E´s (including a KC-130) were checked and inspected, and are back in service now, AFAIK. [url]http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...g?t=1165094625[/url] Moving just 3 miles E from there, you may find the "Campo de Mayo" Army airbase, where there are helos to spot, and if you move 3 miles W/WSW you will find "Moron" FAA base, where the MNA (Museo Nacional de Avaición) is, there you can see a number of preserved aircraft, including AVRO Lancaster, Ju-52, DC-3, Guarani, S-61R, Bristol Freighter, and others. (just a curiosity, the same aircrafts appear on two locations in Google Earth, due to the different timing of the imagery...if you find Aeroparque Domestic Airport in dowtown Buenos Aires, at the S end of the runway you can see the same Lancaster, Ju-52 etc, which were all moved to Moron in 2002. King Jester PS: I´m frustrated, cannot get the images to show.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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