The Soviet MiG 29 In Moscow, Russia
This is one of the most famous planes in combat history, and it is now covered with dead leaves and dirt in a small Moscow suburb. Before this plane’s life came to a crashing halt, it was once the strongest sign of Soviet power. We’d recommend entering this site at your own risk, as it technically is trespassing, but it is sitting in a town about an hour outside of Moscow.
The Soviet MiG 29 In Moscow, Russia
This Airplane Graveyard In Papua New Guinea
This notorious rainforest was known for taking lives and making them disappear in the blink of an eye. It’s located in what is now known as Papua New Guinea, which is located just north of Australia. During World War II, the fighting in Papua New Guinea was tough and fierce and claimed the lives of American, Australian, British, Dutch, and Japanese soldiers. Lying throughout various parts of this otherwise beautiful forest are the skeletal remains of multiple airplanes, which killed multiple people when they crashed.
This Airplane Graveyard In Papua New Guinea
