Bellevue, Nebraska: World's First B-52G
The granddaddy of America's G class atomic bombers, on a pedestal behind a fence. To get closer you have to go through security and onto the Air Force base.
- Address:
- Nelson Drive, Bellevue, NE
- Directions:
- On the northwest corner of Offutt Air Force Base. US Hwy 75/Kennedy Fwy south to Hwy 370/Harlan Drive. Drive east, then immediately turn south onto Fort Crook Rd. The B-52 will be on the left (east) side at the corner of Fort Crook Rd and Nelson Drive.
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The B-52 is part of the Zorinsky Memorial Air Park display just inside one of the Offutt Air Force Base gates. It can be seen vaguely from the busy road outside of the base.
Civilians can ask for a visitor's pass at the visitors center at the gate 1.5 miles south of the air park off of Fort Crook Road.
[David, 04/13/2023]At the northwest corner of Offutt Air Force Base you can gaze upon a military gray B-52G, the first one ever. It's mounted on a pedestal, behind a fence.
[Thanks to tipster John Van Huffel for noting that this is the oldest B-52G, not the oldest B-52 period.]
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