A graveyard for surplus heavy bombers at Davis-Monthan airbase in the Arizona desert.
Armored vehicles sit in storage at a U.S. facility.
18 million pounds of scrap brass is piled up at a U.S. Army depot storing unused equipment.
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
WWII vehicle boneyards were essentially war machine landfills (15 Pics)
A graveyard for surplus heavy bombers at Davis-Monthan airbase in the Arizona desert.
Armored vehicles sit in storage at a U.S. facility.
18 million pounds of scrap brass is piled up at a U.S. Army depot storing unused equipment.
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