The EC-135C, also known as the Looking Glass, is parked in Ashland, Nebraska, at the Strategic Air and Space Museum.Video: Cold War-era aircraft undergoes restorationAdmiral Cecil Haney ...

The aircraft collects air samples and debris, and is a modified version of a C-135B or EC-135C Boeing airplane. It will determine whether the explosion was actually a hydrogen blast, as North ...

The Looking Glass, a Boeing EC-135C, sports a restored and repainted exterior at the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum in Ashland on Thursday. A meal area is seen inside Looking Glass ...

It arrived at Offutt in July 1965 after it had been converted into an EC-135C “Looking Glass” aircraft, one of which remained continuously airborne during the Cold War in order to provide ...

THEY MAY VOTE ON MONDAY TO CHANGE THE NAME OF THE MUSEUM The EC-135C, also known as the Looking Glass, is parked in Ashland, Nebraska, at the Strategic Air and Space Museum.

Officially known as an EC-135C, the aircraft were to be used as a command center for U.S. nuclear forces in the event ground-based command centers were destroyed or rendered inoperable in an ...

The aircraft is a modified C-135B or EC-135C platform. The Constant Phoenix's modifications are primarily related to its on-board atmospheric collection suite, which allows the mission crew to ...