Welcome Worlds Largest Aircraft Boneyard Where B 52s F 16s Are Laid Rest

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• AMARG houses 3,488 retired aircraft including B-52s, F-16s, C-130s.
• Facility established April 1, 1946, spans 2,600 acres, employs 700+ workers.
• Receives 250–300 aircraft annually for storage, reclamation, maintenance.
• F-16 Fighting Falcon most common model with over 350 units.
• Aircraft preserved for potential future use or dismantled for parts.