Mothballing F117's Stealth Fighters due to Sequestration
Due to sequestration the US Air Force has begun to mothball several squadrons of F117 Stealth Fighters in the Arizona Desert. This is the first F-117 to be parked.
Hat Tip: Theo Spark
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