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A worker uses a circular saw to destroy a component of a ground launched cruise missile (GLCM) transporter-erector-launchers (TEL). Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven TELs will be disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

A worker at the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center uses a circular saw to destroy a component of a BGM-109G Tomahawk ground launched cruise missile (GLCM). Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven transporter-erector-launchers are being disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

The frame of a ground launched cruise missile (GLCM) transporter-erector-launcher (TEL) is cut in half by a worker using a circular saw. Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven TELs are being disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

Workers use circular saws to cut into the body of a BGM-109G Tomahawk ground launched cruise missile (GLCM). Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven transporter-erector-launchers are being disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

Working into the night, employees at the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center use circular saws to cut up a BGM-109G Tomahawk ground launched cruise missile (GLCM). Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven transporter-erector-launchers will be disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

An employee of the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center uses a plasma-arc cutter to burn through the interior of a BGM-109G Tomahawk ground launched cruise missile, the first of 41 that will be destroyed in the initial round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. Forty-one launch canisters and seven transporter-erector-launchers will also be disposed of in the first round

A close-up view of a circular saw cutting through a door removed from a Ground Launched Cruise Missile (GLCM) Transporter-Erector-Launcher (TEL). Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven TELs will be disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

Workers at the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center enlist the aid of a forklift to rotate a ground launched cruise missile (GLCM) canister so they can cut its other side. Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven transporter-erector-launchers will be disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

Working into the night, an employee of the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center uses a circular saw to cut up a BGM-109G Tomahawk ground launched cruise missile (GLCM). Forty-one GLCMs and their launch canisters and seven transporter-erector-launchers are being disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

A civilian employee at the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center uses a circular saw to cut through the frame of a transporter-erector-launcher (TEL). Forty -one ground launched cruise missiles and their launch canisters and seven TELs will be disposed of at the base in the first round of reductions mandated by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

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Base: Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

State: Arizona (AZ)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: MSGT Jose Lopez Jr.

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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18/10/1988
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label_outline Explore Reductions, Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, Regeneration Center

An air-to-air right side view of four 318th Fighter Interceptor Squadron T-33 Shooting Star aircraft in formation near McChord Air Force Base with Mount Wilson in the background. Brigadier General (BGEN) John M. Davey, commander, 25th Air Division, pilot

The 36th Aircraft Maintenance Unit load team carries

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Aviation Structual Mechanic S (Structures) 2nd Class Ralph Scott lines up a section of sheet metal before cutting it with a power shear in an Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD) shop

Aerial view of B-52 Stratofortress bombers at the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center, commonly known as the "Boneyard". Hundreds of B-52s were destroyed as part of the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and sold for scrap at 12 cents a pound. Exact Date Shot Unknown Published in AIRMAN Magazine May 1977

A restored Boeing 367-80 aircraft departs from base en route to Boeing Aerospace Corporation's Seattle-based headquarters, where it will be featured during their 75th anniversary in July 1991. The Dash-80, as it is nicknamed, is the prototype for both the Boeing 707 aircraft and, prior to restoration, was in storage at the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center for 17 years

Two United States Marines Corps air crewmen walk away from a KC-130E Hercules tanker that is parked on the Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, flight line during preparations to hot pit refuel incoming CH-46E's Sea Knights. The Marines are part of a KC-130F tanker crew from Marine Aerial Refueler/Transport Squadron Two Five Two (VMGR-252) 'Heavy Haulers' that have positioned themselves on a large section of open tarmac to hot pit refuel the inbound helicopters. During this hot pit refuel, the KC-130F crewmembers visible next to the aircraft wheel-well will pump fuel to the running helicopters through the hose that runs from the aircraft and out of frame. The KC-130F is assigned to Marine...

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employee aircraft maintenance aircraft maintenance regeneration center regeneration center frame tel forty ground forty one ground cruise missiles cruise missiles canisters seven tels round first round reductions intermediate range nuclear forces treaty arizona davis monthan air force base high resolution intermediate range nuclear forces treaty msgt jose lopez jr one ground us air force air force base us national archives