Morning take-off ends rare stay for B-52 bomber at US air base in Tokyo
The 1961-vintage bomber took off northbound after spending more than one week on the Yokota airfield’s east side, where transient aircraft usually park.
Source: stripes.com
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The 1961-vintage bomber took off northbound after spending more than one week on the Yokota airfield’s east side, where transient aircraft usually park.
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