No matter,

I have checked,  and NONE were buried!  Of the 60 or so copies, most went to museums etc,  and into storage.

I am not allowed to post a link,  but it is in Wikipedia.



OC

"Unlike most other Air Force aircraft which are retired to Davis-Monthan AFB for scrapping, or dispersal to museums, most of the F-117s were retired to their original hangars at the Tonopah Test Range Airport.[44] At Tonopah, their wings were removed and the aircraft are stored in their original climate-controlled hangars.[59] The decommissioning occurred in eight phases, with the operational aircraft retired to Tonopah in seven waves beginning on 13 March 2007, and ending with the last wave's arrival on 22 April 2008.[2][44] Four aircraft were kept flying beyond April by the 410th Flight Test Squadron at Palmdale for flight test. By the beginning of August, two were remaining. The last F-117 (AF ser. no. 86-0831) left Palmdale to fly to Tonopah on 11 August 2008.[44][60] With the last aircraft retired, the 410th was inactivated in a ceremony on 1 August 2008.[61]

Five aircraft were placed in museums including the first 4 YF-117As and some remains of the F-117 shot down over Serbia. Through 2009, one F-117 has been scrapped. F-117 AF ser. no. 79-0784 was scrapped at the Palmdale test facility on 26 April 2008. It was the last F-117 at Palmdale and was scrapped to test an effective method for destroying F-117 airframes.[44]

Although officially retired, the F-117 fleet remains intact, and photos show the aircraft carefully mothballed.["



My money is on Wikipedia.


OC

OK, we have the original, let me see how good you are at editing.

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Bobby. wrote on Oct 7^th, 2013 at 6:17pm:



And since I actually worked on fighters during my 10 years service I will continue to correct you. You ehter were being lied to and too limited to realise or you didn't understand what you were being told; either way, most of what you believe is pretty much bullsh1t,

Namaste

BigOl64 wrote on Oct 8^th, 2013 at 12:20pm:


BigOl,

So a submariner told me that he was always stinking of diesel & he was wrong?

An air force technician told me that F111s have "black boxes" & they were not repaired but replaced & he was wrong?

I either have a lot of people telling me lies or you're a liar.

forgiven

namaste

Bobby. wrote on Oct 8^th, 2013 at 9:13am:


You do realise that is a conspiracist website, don't you, Bobby?

Wrecks, particularly those that utilise advanced, often potentialy carcinogenic materials usually get buried.  Its a quick, easy way of disposing of the problem.  Like most ignorant people you'd prefer to believe whispers from the shadows than the truth out in broad daylight, in front of your face.   

Bobby, whats wrong, you're afraid that I've exposed you for the troll you are?   

The links you post, invariably do not support the premises you produce.  There is nothing in that link that all the F-117s have been "buried" as you claimed.   You owe us an apology for you have failed dismally to produce any real evidence to back your claim.