Editing CIM-10 Bomarc (section)

==Surviving missiles==
Although a number of IM-99/CIM-10 Bomarcs have been placed on public display, because of concerns about the possible environmental hazards of the [[Mag-Thor|thoriated magnesium]] structure of the airframe several have been removed from public view.<ref name=NorthBay12092009>Young, Gord. [https://archive.today/20130115152342/http://www.northbaynugget.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?archive=true&e=1750308 "Cold War relic on the move."]'' [[North Bay Nugget]]'', 12 September 2009. Retrieved: 24 December 2009.</ref>

Russ Sneddon, director of the [[Air Force Armament Museum]], Eglin Air Force Base, Florida provided information about missing CIM-10 exhibit airframe serial 59–2016, one of the museum's original artifacts from its founding in 1975 and donated by the 4751st Air Defense Squadron at [[Hurlburt Field]], Eglin Auxiliary Field 9, Eglin AFB. As of December 2006, the suspect missile was stored in a secure compound behind the Armaments Museum. In December 2010, the airframe was still on premises, but partly dismantled.<ref>Skytamer Images. "Boeing-MARC CIM-10A Bomarc A." Skytamer. Accessed February 20, 2025. https://www.skytamer.com/Boeing-MARC_CIM-10A.html</ref>

[[File:Bomarc B missile Canada Aviation Museum Ottawa 2006.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Bomarc B on display at the [[Canada Aviation and Space Museum]] [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario]], Canada, c. 2006.]]
Below is a list of museums or sites which have a Bomarc missile on display or in storage:
* [[Air Force Armament Museum]], [[Eglin Air Force Base]], [[Florida]]. In storage.
* [[Air Force Space & Missile Museum]], [[Cape Canaveral Air Force Station]], [[Florida]]. It is on display Hangar C.
* [[Alberta Aviation Museum]], [[Edmonton]], [[Alberta]], Canada
* [[Canada Aviation and Space Museum]], [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario]], Canada
* [[Hill Aerospace Museum]], [[Hill Air Force Base]], [[Utah]]
* [[Historical Electronics Museum]], [[Linthicum, Maryland]] (display of AN/DPN-53, the first airborne pulse-doppler radar, used in the Bomarc)
* Illinois Soldiers & Sailors Home, [[Quincy, Illinois]]
* [[Keesler Air Force Base]], [[Biloxi, Mississippi]]
* [[Museum of Aviation (Warner Robins)|Museum of Aviation]], [[Robins Air Force Base]], [[Warner Robins, Georgia]]
* [[National Museum of Nuclear Science & History]], [[Kirtland Air Force Base]], [[Albuquerque, New Mexico]]
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* [[Octave Chanute Aerospace Museum]] (former [[Chanute Air Force Base]]), [[Rantoul, Illinois]]; the museum closed on 30 December 2015
* [[Peterson Air and Space Museum]], [[Peterson Air Force Base]], [[Colorado]]
* [[Strategic Air and Space Museum]], [[Ashland, Nebraska]]
* [[USAF Airman Heritage Museum]], [[Lackland Air Force Base]], [[San Antonio, Texas]]
* [[Vandenberg Air Force Base]] ([[Vandenberg Air Force Base#Space and Missile Heritage Center|Space and Missile Heritage Center]]), California. Bomarc not for public access.
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