Many years ago, in the mid-1970s, the museum's nonflyable B-17 wasn't surrounded by fences and minefields. I used to go out there at dawn, just to sit under it and watch it emerge from the fog and darkness. I could almost hear the thumbs and murmurs of a crew inside, doing all the BEFORE ENGINE START stuff. As I'd drive away, I'd "hear" the theme music from "12 O'Clock High!" and imagine engines starting to taxi out and maybe not come back.
You DO know that the "12 O'Clock High!" TV series was filmed at Chino, right?