List of surviving B-52 Stratofortresses

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List of surviving B-52 Stratofortresses contains known B-52s on static display; their type, serial number ,and its location.

Contents 1 Brief history 2 B-52 Museum and Static Displays 3 References 4 Source

[edit] Brief history

Source: USAF Fact Sheet

The B-52A first flew in 1954, and the B model entered service in 1955. A total of 744 B-52s were built with the last, a B-52H, delivered in October 1962. It served in the Strategic Air Command. Only the H model is still in the Air Force inventory and is assigned to Air Combat Command and the Air Force Reserve Command.

[edit] B-52 Museum and Static Displays

• B-52A 52-003 & B-52D 55-0067 & B-52G 58-0183 Pima Air & Space Museum, Tucson, Arizona
• RB-52B 52-005 Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum closed Lowry AFB, Denver, Colorado Google Map
• RB-52B 52-008 Edwards AFB Museum, California
• B-52B 52-0013 National Atomic Museum^{[1] [2]} Albuquerque, New Mexico One of the few B-52's to have actually dropped a nuclear weapon.
• RB-52B 52-8711 Strategic Air & Space Museum^[3] Ashland, Nebraska
• B-52D 55-0057 Static display Maxwell AFB Alabama
• B-52D 55-0062 K.I. Sawyer Heritage Air Museum^[4] former K.I. Sawyer AFB Michigan
• B-52D 55-0068 Static display Lackland AFB Texas
• B-52D 55-0071 USS Alabama (BB-60) Battleship Memorial Park^[5] Mobile, Alabama, Google Map
• B-52D 55-0083 Static display USAF Academy Colorado
• B-52D 55-0085 Museum of Aviation Robins AFB Georgia
• B-52D 55-0094 Kansas Aviation Museum^[6] Wichita, Kansas
• B-52D 55-0105 War Service Memorial Seoul South Korea
• B-52D 55-0677 Yankee Air Museum near Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti, Michigan
• B-52D 55-0679 March Field Air Museum next to March Air Reserve Base, Riverside, California
• B-52D 56-0585 Air Force Flight Test Center Museum Edwards AFB California
• B-52D 56-0586 Arc Light Memorial - Static display Andersen AFB Guam
• B-52D 56-0589 Static display Sheppard AFB Texas
• B-52D 56-0612 Castle Air Museum near Atwater, California
• B-52D 56-0629 & B-52G 57-6509 Eighth Air Force MuseumBarksdale AFB Louisiana
• B-52D 56-0657 South Dakota Air & Space Museum Ellsworth AFB Rapid City, South Dakota
• B-52D 56-0659 Static display Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona
• B-52D 56-0665 National Museum of the United States Air Force Dayton, Ohio
• B-52D 56-0676 Armed Forces & Aerospace Museum Fairchild AFB Washington
• B-52D 56-0683 Static display Whiteman AFB Missouri
• B-52D 56-0685 Static display Dyess AFB Texas
• B-52D 56-0687 Orlando International Airport (Former McCoy AFB)- Static display B-52 Memorial Park, Orlando, Florida
• B-52D 56-0689 Imperial War Museum Duxford, Duxford, England
• B-52D 56-0692 Kelly Field Heritage Museum - Static display Kelley AFB Texas
• B-52D 56-0695 Static display Tinker AFB Oklahoma
• B-52D 56-0696 Travis Air Museum^[7], "Twilight D'Lite" Travis AFB California
• B-52F 57-0038 Being relocated to Palmdale Airpark, Palmdale, California
• B-52G 57-6468 Static display Offutt AFB Nebraska
• B-52G 58-0158 In storage behind Fairchild AFB museum.
• B-52G 58-0185 Air Force Armament Museum Eglin AFB Florida
• B-52G 58-0191 Hill Aerospace Museum Hill AFB Utah
• B-52G 58-0225 Griffiss AFB Museum Rome, New York
• B-52G 58-0232 Static display Offutt AFB Nebraska
• B-52G 59-2577 Heritage Center in Grand Forks AFB North Dakota
• B-52G 59-2584 Museum of Flight Seattle, Washington
• B-52G 59-2596 Australian Aviation Heritage Center Darwin, Australia
• B-52G 59-2601 Memorial Park - Static display Langley AFB Virginia

Additionally B-52E 57-0119 and RB-52B 53-0379A lie abandoned in the Mojave desert. B-52D 55-0100 lies abandoned on the island of Guam.

[edit] References

[edit] Source

• B-52 Stratofortress Association Official Site