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Bockscar was the B-29 that dropped the "Fat Man" atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
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Bockscar was the B-29 that dropped the "Fat Man" atomic bomb on Nagasaki.

From Museum of the United States Air Force

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  • This C-135 was a mobile laser platform designed to test the ability of aircraft-mounted lasers.
  • The "Snoopy Nose" Bird of Prey was a mobile sensor platform for the Apollo and other programs.
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  • This Lockheed Starlifter was the Hanoi Taxi, which brought American POWs home after the war in Vietnam.
  • This F-16 served with the Thunderbirds and is now retired here at the Air Force Museum. Next to it is a spare engine.
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  • Bockscar was the B-29 that dropped the "Fat Man" atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
  • One of the engines on the YF-12 stored in the experimental aircraft hangar.
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  • For the time being, venerable terminal B will have a stay of execution. Originally scheduled to close in early November 2009, it will remain open until after the holidays. Though it is a bit dated and rusty, terminal B is the first airport terminal I ever visited and will hold a special place in my heart.
  • Ready for touchdown on runway 28 for this Hawker.
  • This Cessna rocketed out of Albany.
  • This Dash 8 is fighting a bit of a crosswind as it lands on runway 28.
  • CRJs tend to have a "divebomb" type approach - they come in nose low until they ready for touchdown.
  • This Comair CRJ is taxiing for departure on Runway 28.
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