Fighter Jet Gone For Good
Here is another fighter jet abandoned in the bush only this time, it is there a shorter time than the one mentioned previously. However, from the way this one looks, it seems it may be back in operation anytime as the machine is still in good shape with no form of rust anywhere. We wouldn’t;t find it too surprising if there is a boneyard erected here soon or even a runway for that matter. This poor fighter jet probably believed it would be picked up quickly after being parked here, but even after all this while, it still has not been moved.
Fighter Jet Gone For Good
B-24A-Xo Liberator
Atka Island is the home of the B-24A-CO Liberator abandoned from as far back as 1942 when the operator had to do an emergency landing. The US Navy removed its offensive armament in 1975, and based on the condition it is in – from the presentation of the shell, it is clear the emergency landing was safe. The pilot knew how to fly when he landed on this island. Also, the cold and frigid environment managed to keep the design of the aircraft intact.
B 24A Xo Liberator
