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By kkeps @ 2009-03-06 08:19:22
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Scavenger Hunt: Military Scavenger Hunt: Static Display Aircraft - P-3 Orion (Birds Eye) (NOTE 1)

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@ 2009-03-06 09:18:34
I saw this plane here a few years ago. This row of a aircraft is known as AMARC Display Row or "Celebrity Row" where one of each plane that comes through the Boneyard is put on display. I've got a picture of it around here somewhere.