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The last of the Martin JRM Mars

skyking1

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Pima is a fantastic museum. it is across a county road from Davis Monthan AFB, the boneyard for all the old military planes.
That is why the Mars is going there, they have a huge runway to use and then they just take the fences down and tug it across the road.
There are all sorts of one off planes at Pima.
 
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Philippine Mars departs Sproat Lake again but forced to land near Victoria​

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Philippine Mars departs Sproat Lake again but forced to land near Victoria

The roar of the Philippine Mars' four radial engines could be heard by those on the ground at the bomber base, but low clouds and fog obscured its passing but for a few seconds. As the engine noise faded away, it began to rain gently at the lake.
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