After sitting 42 years in the desert, Sabrina, ISR’s WB57F aircraft, took flight. She is the oldest aircraft ever to be resurrected from the Davis Monthan Air Force Base boneyard and returned to active service. For 28 months, the ISR Centennial team completely regenerated the aircraft from a new wing structure and electrical system all the way down to ejection seats. Sabrina will join her sister ships at NASA's Ellington Field in Texas.

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