“I looked at the tail number and where jets go — boneyard, boneyard, boneyard,” Alex Turner, III explained. “Then I saw 886 was with the Nevada Air Guard. I tracked it down and discovered it was here ...

The deadly Nevada air racing disaster that killed 11 people may have been caused by a missing tail trim that doubled the plane's "G-load" and made the pilot pass out, an aviation expert tells Fox ...

For many in Northern Nevada, the common way to catch a glimpse of the Nevada Air National Guard includes an airplane ... with the nickname splashed on the tail of each aircraft.