U.S. Air Force by Joseph Mather.
During the Summer of 2020, a C-5M Super Galaxy got stripped for depot level maintenance in the refurbished Hanger-125 on Robins Air Force Base (AFB), Georgia.
USAF by Joseph Mather.
The C-5M is the largest aircraft operated by the U.S. Air Force (USAF).
USAF by Joseph Mather.
By mid-November the C-5M rolled out, but still a little more work needed before test-flight and new clothes.
Photo by Rashida Banks.
In 2018, the World War Two era Hanger-125 underwent a $75-million renovation, supervised by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Photo by Rashida Banks.
Building (hanger) 125 is capable of fully enclosing multiple large aircraft at the same time, for depot level tear-down.
Photo by Rashida Banks.
Hanger-125 has four ‘docks’, which allows up to four C-5 type aircraft, or a whole bunch of smaller aircraft. Building/Hanger-125 takes-up 14.7 acres (5.9 hectares) of land.
USAF by Joseph Mather.
Rebuilders can perform mass-depot level maintenance on several smaller aircraft at the same time, like these F-15s which just happen to be stripped down at the same time as our C-5M, in Summer 2020.
USAF photo by Edward Aspera Junior.
In 2019, this naked C-5 was exposed to a group of looky-loos from other USAF depots, as part of a get-together discussing how best to do their jobs.
Time lapse USAF music video by Paul Wenzel, C-5 gets new clothes at Robins AFB, 2018:
Bare Metal:
WISE GUY RESURRECTION
Bare Metal: 
NASA TRUCKS SAVING THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY
Bare Metal: 
KC-135R GETS STRIPPED