When I was a boy we used to drive by a former Army Air Forces training base, or what was left of it by 1970, and there were quite a few old airplanes scattered around in various stages of deterioration. Flyable stuff was out front by the fence, partly disassembled ones were out back. I ended up with a summer job there and got a couple of photos of one of the cooler planes that eventually did fly out, a B-26 (and I'm not getting into any arguments about how it was really A-26; it had the B prefix a lot longer than it had the A one) that I believe is in a museum in Carson City NV today. The photos aren't great, it was my first camera, a 99-cent (literally) gray plastic thing with a plastic lens that could only do black and white. But I thought they might be of interest anyway.