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Some 'boneyard' planes will fly again
Lindbergh illuminated new airfield
Air National Guard base is important pilot training site
Travelers at Tucson International Airport are sometimes surprised to see F-16 fighter jets roaring down the runways used by commercial airliners. |
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Most of the military aircraft that fly over Tucson come from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, a pillar of Tucson's economy where 13,000 people go to work each day.
Thousands of planes are stored at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, but not all of them are destined to be forgotten or gutted for spare parts.
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