Static Aircraft Restoration Aircraft Pictures.pdf
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- Hill Aerospace Museum Static Aircraft Restoration - January 2025 Requirement Hill Air Force Base, UT
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- FA8201-24-Q-M001
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This file contains photos of three U.S. Air Force aircraft that are part of a static aircraft restoration project at Hill Aerospace Museum. The photos document the current condition of a C-130 "Charlie White" classroom aircraft (tail number 436), a B-52 bomber (tail number 80131), and a C-124 transport aircraft - all of which require exterior restoration work according to the related contract opportunity.
The images show multiple angles (left side, right side, forward, aft) of each aircraft in their outdoor display locations. The C-130 appears to be converted into a classroom setting with railings around it, the B-52 shows some paint deterioration particularly on its engines, and the C-124 features distinctive U.S. Air Force markings and an orange nose section. All aircraft are shown on gravel/concrete pads with protective barriers, photographed against blue skies with clouds, and some snow is visible on the ground in several photos.
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CLIN0001 C-130 Classroom (aft left side)
C130 Classroom (left side)
C130 Classroom (rear, right side, left side)
C-130 Classroom (forward left side)
C-130 Classroom (right side)
CLIN0002 B-52 (aft left side)
B-52 (aft right side)
B-52 (right side)
B-52 (aft left side)
B-52 (aft right side)
B-52 (left side)
B-52 (Engine paint peeling)
CLIN0003
C-124 (aft right side)
C-124 (right side)
C-124 (left side)
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