I think that's when they were moving aircraft to the Air Force Museum when the construction at the present location was finished. I remember seeing a picture of The Strawberry B!ch being moved over the same bridge.
I found the pictures I was thinking of in a very old book about the Air Force Museum. The move was made in 1971 when the first of the hanger-buildings of the current museum complex were completed in 1971. It must have been something to be there and see that parade coming down the highway!
It could be a photo montage, using different photos of actual damage, but I can't see why that would need to be done, unless to emphasise the effects of the tornado for whatever reason.
Regarding the B-36 tornado damage image, it happened Monday, September 1, 1952 at Carswell AFB. Twenty-five or so B-36s were damaged with one eventually being scrapped. Good info and images on the site linked below; make sure you click on the serial number links at the bottom.
Good stuff. Presumably then, in the photo in question, it's perhaps just an optical illusion.
Geo, that shadow I think is a combination of the actual shadow, and perhaps part of the tubing, along the same axis, of what I think is the landing skid support on a a Bell 47G helicopter.