Where military jets go to die
Welcome to Arizona's airplane graveyard
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(Image credit: (AP Photo/Matt York) Established in 1946, the base's Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group cares for these grounded relics. Some of the boneyard's residents survived myriad missions an)

(Image credit: (AP Photo/Matt York))

(Image credit: (AP Photo/Matt York))

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Sarah Eberspacher is an associate editor at TheWeek.com. She has previously worked as a sports reporter at The Livingston County Daily Press & Argus and The Arizona Republic. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
