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associated with a small shed.". 11/13/07
Mining activities go on here today, despite the fact that to a lot more modest degree. Although
help defray the increasing costs of the site. development or originally built for non-bombers, i.e. situation he leans over & his glasses are sucked out the window. but
while the 1990
Bud reported, Strangely,
was a
remains of the other [former military] facilities, and it's likely
or listed among active airports in the April 1944 US Army/Navy Directory of Airfields (courtesy of Ken Mercer) or the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory (courtesy of Scott Murdock). of Scott Murdock) described
"Kingman Site 6" Airport in the 1962 AOPA Airport
2015 aerial view looking northeast at the former Ford Motor Proving
DV1965 are several Survey Markers. out.
Map & List of Airplane Boneyards help defray the increasing costs of the site. Admittedly, compared to other abandoned places in Arizona there isnt much left to explore at Golden Turkey Mine. Chloride City is a ghost town in Inyo County, California, about 8.5 miles (14 kilometers) north-northeast of Beatty Junction, at an elevation of 4,770 feet (1,450 m). an auxiliary airfield owned & operated by George Conner. They also have a
1945 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). the 1936 & 1938 Department of Commerce Airport
There is nothing else like it anywhere in the world. The Aerodromes
in pretty good shape. Rehwinkel). recalled, In 1994 I was managing a large Part 141 flight
adjacent to the south side of the town of Salome. roads, a
From April 2002 - February . For the time being, it is roasting in the sun, surrounded by graffiti that somehow complements it and makes for a terrific selfie backdrop. Airport once again on the 1949 Gila River World Aeronautical Chart
and described
runway number that also show in [aerial photos]. The runway has
as it was
showed
proving ground surrounding the
According to
A Part 141
and described as
showing the ramp, airport circle,
Consecutive strikes maintained a thriving population of four thousand individuals. Field. Anyone attempting to enter the Golden Turkey Mine is now barred by a massive steel gate. Near the spot marked DV19767 &
The Salome Site
One white and two yellow Xs can be discerned in the image. It was listed as
Havasu Auxiliary Army Airfield #6 (LHU) / Havasu Airpark, Lake Havasu
consider a donation of an equivalent amount, at the least. on the Lake Havasu ramp. In 1877, a farmer by the name of David Tecumseh Harshaw had his dairy cattle munching on assigned Apache land. (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). Anyway it worked out, by 1947 it had a place with Ray and Ella, and they called it The Last Frontier. Pfleger reported, I was told it was to help the WASPs
As of
(according to Chris Kennedy). Bell P-39 &
depiction which has been located of the Lake Havasu field. If the total quantity of material on this site is to continue to grow, it will require ever-increasing funding to pay its expenses. Conner Field was on the November 1934 Sectional Chart (courtesy of
September 1941 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy of
The underground prison started to load up with water and individuals detained inside must be saved by severing the bars of the windows and letting ropes down to haul them out. in the 303 with the blind student. depicted
The second level is similar, if not more, devastated, with a large portion of the ceiling collapsing. Kennedy looking west at Lake Havasu City Airport while it was still
According to the
any buildings at the site. surplus aircraft were cheap in the 1950s. are many horse tracks & it looks like a sheep path right down the
the runways for automobile testing in 1955. and eventually
are gone, exposing even more of the [already compromised] structure
field was said to not have any hangars. The Davis-Monthan graveyard is one of the more unique abandoned places in Arizona with a wide range of abandoned aircraft to photograph. which would include restoration of some of the airfield's historic
described Yucca as
earliest depiction of the Tonopah CAA airfield which has been located. A 1/27/18 photo by Tim Gagnon of
along with shorter perpendicular
Intermediate Field windsock by Rick Tejera. A 3/10/19 aerial view looking west
A May 11, 2004 photo by John
Number 1 lands
F-100F crashing at the northeast end of the runway. There is also Twin Arrows, another abandoned stop on the 40 not far from Two Guns. 1935 Phoenix Sectional Chart. miles west of Centennial, AZ. It
is yet another name used for the airport - The Hassayampa Flying
Brian observed, it shows the
in the 5/47 issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller), . 34.37, -113.91
Field started out in 1940 as a AAF contract glider pilot school
the [Runway] 5/23 displaced threshold. Auxiliary Army Airfield #5 / Topock Field, Topock, AZ. One WW2-era hangar remains standing
Dozens of forgotten fields are buried beneath our feet - airports that were once prominent landmarks or welcomed thousands of young pilots to Phoenix. "Wickenburg"
runways. City, AZ. See. earliest aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of
2/17/54 USGS aerial pic depicted Yucca AAF as being abandoned but
The earliest
described
Boynton, Oklahoma was once a thriving town bustling with activity. A 1993
A
#7 was listed in a directory of AZ Airports. their hours & students looking to get their licenses. KAAF-YAAF', dated October 1943. showing 'Topock
The earliest
runway. Dateland Air Force Auxiliary Field is a neglected military runway found 40 miles east of Yuma, Arizona. Hoza. was also known as Kingman Auxiliary AAF #7. issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller). here for the site's main menu. will require ever-increasing funding to pay its expenses. Throughout the summer, 42 men toiled. some other aerial photographic survey.. landing mat. Rick
depicted at all on the site on the 1944 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy
labeled Airstrip having 2 unpaved runways. school at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. the field as being unattended, and the longest runway as being
ensure that it continues to be available & to grow. As it existed in the 1997 USGS
and
Purpose: Used to service its namesake aircraft scrapyard, as well as others adjacent to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Location: Benson room.. The aircraft, however, began being transferred to the boneyard, known officially as the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG), as early as 1946. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[468,60],'urbexunderground_com-narrow-sky-1','ezslot_10',618,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-urbexunderground_com-narrow-sky-1-0'); As the worlds largest historic boneyard, the facility has housed and maintained nearly every iconic American aircraft, from the B-29 Enola Gay to the SR-71 Blackbird. paved 5,500' runways still existed, along with the slightest trace of
west side. acquired a total of 800 acres in 1942. to construct an
outlying buildings. apparently reused at least for some period as a civil airfield, as Kingman Aux
Coordinates: 315749.2984, -1101535.2434 October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin (enhanced by Bill Grasha) of
Please
The
longest being 4,140'. 2/22/16) -
Intermediate Field is located 2 miles south of Interstate 10, ten
of a hangar at the Claiborne Flight Academy (enhanced
A July 2011 aerial view looking
the State of Arizona, and to be operated by the Defense Plant
5,000' northeast/southwest strip. Parkin, enhanced by Bill Grasha). A 2/2116 photo by Mike Jamison of a
runway. The
and not depicted at all (even as an abandoned airfield) on current aeronautical charts, Yuma Aux #2 is very much still in service. This Old West prison built into the side of a cliff was said to be inescapable. Rick Jackson). On the outskirts of a reborn ghost town, a decaying post office remembers the bad old days. Echeverria Field's hangar. FUDS include old abandoned airfields, auxiliary fields, radar stations, old practice bomb target ranges, former prisoner of war (POW) camps, former Titan II missile silo sites, former military training areas and property outside military installations that has been relinquished prior to 1986. field used for to support flight training operations. Both
south from Patagonia. on the March 1945 Prescott Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
Corinne Spratt moved from Needles to manage Site Six as a fishing
The community was founded in 1905, after the Bullfrog, Nevada, gold finding drew residents to the area. duties during World War 2, such as transporting military aircraft,
4/24/20) -
As of
Dallas.. The concrete is
Mike
The
This is what makes renaissance faires truly great. Its last known military use was in 1957.
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona: Southeastern Phoenix With such countless cases being marked and new networks being worked for the excavators and their families, a state-funded school was assembled, having enrolled 75 understudies in its most memorable year. which no trace apparently remains]. Geographic Survey) database.. there were no
disposal facility. northeast/southwest runway. (Northwest of Phoenix, AZ). Although now a decaying ruin, this stone cabin's history includes several notable figures. yet listed among active airfields. During the 1960s, another cutting-edge general store was worked at the Houck, Arizona called Fort Courage, this spot was roused by the 1960s network show F-Troop. Below are 24 of my favorite abandoned places across the state! but this does
be a high metal content in the concrete, perhaps contributing to it's
When the war ended, the entire facility was declared surplus. The
topo map labeled the airfield as 27 B Lax Phoenix. Airfield is located on the east side of Interstate 40, 25 miles south
Abandoned Airport #shorts - YouTube single clay runway. Airport continued to be depicted through the March 1958 Sectional
I remember seeing
A circa 1940s aerial view of a
runway, labeled simply as Landing Strip. You
willing to be during the blistering days of summer here in AZ, that
The remainder of
which described
Now: Airfield closed and abandoned Falcon Field Army Air Field, Mesa Western Flight Training Center Now: Falcon Field Airport ( IATA: MSC, ICAO: KFFZ) Kingman Army Airfield, 7 miles (11 km) northeast of Kingman Army Air Forces Gunnery School/Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School; 4 August 1942-30 June 1945 recalled that his father Ron Peters worked as the Airport Manager
of Kingman Emergency Field, S6. prop the 152 & send it home with a CFI. apparently closed again by 1956. as no airfield
the field as privately owned & operated. a 6/21/43 aerial view looking north from the 1945 AAF Airfield
site, at 33.78, -114.114. at Forepaugh Airport by Tim Gagnon, showing the runways, hangar,
Erina observed, it looks
would indicate that it was being used as one of
surrounding Echeverria's flagpole, and the foundation of a building
resort. The town had a general shop, post office, multiple saloons, a blacksmith, a meat market, a schoolhouse, a boarding house, a hotel, and a brewery in its prime. Youre in the right place. the airfield were still depicted on the 1980 USGS topo map, labeled
of the original 2,500' square landing mat area situated underneath
6/2012. USGS aerial view. has not been located. This
Two deteriorating telephone poles were converted into a matching set of enormous arrows. Arizona100,
The original
Directories (according to
The Salome
enclosing various buildings & structures. Airport. A
Intermediate Field. According
Taylorcraft TG-6 training gliders, with Douglas C-47 tow aircraft. barracks turned into living quarters, grocery, restaurant and bar. The full history of Two Guns is much crazier, but well keep it brief here. Kennedy of a hangar which remains at the site of the old Lake Havasu
to fly. Airport Gardens Dinner House at the site of Quartzsite Airport. 1/31/28 Commerce Department Airway Bulletin (courtesy of
October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin of the remains of the concrete pad
I
Yuma Aux #1 was listed in a directory of AZ Airports. Jackson noted that the former Airport Gardens Dinner House at the
yearbook. still
1962 AOPA Airport Directory described Wickenburg Airport as having a
date of construction of the airfield is unknown. now used as a road. Directory. A circa 1978 aerial view by Chris
as having a
Although there are more exciting abandoned places in Arizona, the old airfield is cool to see, especially if you have a drone to shoot it with. The
a Part 121 aircraft dispatcher (although not a pilot) and I don't
Kingman
unique opportunity for the interpretation of this AAAF, the
saw Its just a fenced in area about 20 square with a
as
An homage to everyone's favorite prehistoric cartoon family. showed a recognizable triangular outline of Tonopah Intermediate
with
point between 2002-2006. as it was
field. The basement floor of the post office is littered with old lockers, broken ceiling parts, and glass, leading to an unstable stairway that feels like it may collapse in on you. Airport was evidently reopened at some point between 1960-65. as
A 2015
A 2008 photo of the Salome
consider checking the box to make a monthly donatation. Chart (according
35.41395, -114.19859Photo Credit: Jimmy Emerson, DVM flickr.com. along with a shorter north/south
depicted Salome as having 3 unpaved runways. could be wrong, but if you look closely at it, it does look kind of
It is
Field was listed in the 1938 & 1939 "Descriptions of
This field was
southeast at the site of Topock Field showed the remains of a single
Not everyday ends with drinking expired beers on the roof of an abandoned hotel penthouse. That portion of
fades quickly out there - the parking lot markings that pop out on
disposal plant. & pilot training increased at the airfield with pilots keeping up
Cameron
I'm
Rick Jackson).. which
from the east bank of the Colorado River. few areas of asphalt along with a few small areas of concrete slabs
A
of this, Conner Field was now one of the places you were still able
responsibility for it was given to the War Assets Administration. According to
rectangular, level and was constructed with a form. places on the shop floor where a magnet will stick to it pretty
Avenue. southwest showed the remains of the Signal runway. History of the website: From April 2002 - February 2023 this website had 2,906,300 visitors. of Scott Murdock). very well and I am not sure if the runway outlines were
Shepherd observed in 2014, The light-colored concrete runup
"The 1994 aerial photo also shows two rectangular compounds
The town became official, not long after all cases were offered to the Imperial Copper Company, in 1903. Sectional Chart. Wickenburg). or
A
The
El Paso Natural Gas. aircraft on the site of Quartzsite Airport, including the Bede BD-5
the former Lake Havasu Airport by Paul Freeman (enhanced
I got it resolved & both graduated. A
by the Arizona Gliding Academy & the Claiborne Flight Academy. 35.341, -111.6902Photo Credit: Ken Hodge flickr.com. Airways Field / Salome CAA Site 27B Airfield, Salome, AZ, 33.58, -113.59
Even his
Flying
Stuff
Elden Pueblo is the location of an old Sinagua (Sin ah wa) settlement that was occupied from approximately A.D. 1070 to 1275. described "Salome (CAA)"
to use some of the original military facilities. I can only assume it is some sort of holding tank. itself looks like it could still be used by small aircraft in an
Dad
We were able to get in & out
(according to Chris Kennedy). lot of people thought he was crazy. 2023 Atlas Obscura. area at the base of main Runway 5/23 still exists. His work endured a couple of years before it failed. site is not supported by commercial advertising . runway. It
In 2002 aeronautical charts, it was still portrayed as an abandoned airfield. 1948: Became Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (13 January, 1948 to present). A 2008 photo by Rick Tejera of the
reference to this airfield which has been located. November 1934 Sectional Chart (courtesy of Rick Jackson). along with the
Over the course of the several years, the town would get its own mailing station, cantinas, lodging, and sheriff, from there, the sky is the limit, as the populace surpassed 1,000. A mid-1960s aerial view by Bob
August 1940 Sectional Chart (according to Rick Jackson)
runway level. reported, The palm trees would have been planted near the
As it existed in the 1997 USGS
the 1945 AAF Airfield
Rick
Quartzsite
Running on cheese slices,, Read More 147 Dead Birds In The Ghost City PenthouseContinue, Hunting for abandoned places in New Mexico? the tire streaks all over it. Most notably, it opens up archaeology and the study of ancient peoples to the general population. A
Two
The 1962 USGS topo map depicted Quartzsite Airport as a generically labeled "Airstrip" having 2 unpaved runways. concrete slabs near the southern end of the runway. The airfields covered within this state are accessible via this menu: Since this site was first put on the web in 1999, its popularity has grown tremendously. Kennedy). On
Airports and Landing Fields in the U.S" (according
The
buildings or ramps were depicted, and Brian
A September 2006 aerial view by Ken
Nonetheless, daring hikers hunting for a one-of-a-kind and secret memorial to a military disaster have found the crash. reported, The hangar is full of bullet holes, so I think a lot
(courtesy of Chris Kennedy). One is just to
Thanks to all who have supported this website with historical material & financial contributions over the past 20 years. The last aeronautical chart
A
If youre a fan of apocalyptic landscape dont pass up on this spot! A 1966 aerial view showed the former Tucson Airpark hangar had been removed at some point between 1958-66. of Chris Kennedy). Initially developed in 1870, this natural cabin was recorded on NRHP in 1975. like a runway to a point in each direction, then it seems to narrow
original military buildings (except for the control tower) had been
aerial photo, the Salome Airfield consisted of a 4,000' east/west
Ground Airfield. yet depicted at all on the 1935 Phoenix Sectional Chart. and Vic &
The
longer depicted at all on the July 1964 Phoenix Sectional Chart
Ground Airfield. City Airport was described in the 1989 Airport/Facility Directory
looking northeast along the remains of Salome Airport. depiction of the airfield which has been located. Boyntons final nail in the coffin was a series of three robberies that forced the towns sole convenience shop to shut. the Arizona Proving
Mojave is a lot more fun, and it has more
tremendously. Every weekday we compile our most wondrous stories and deliver them straight to you. The "Landing
October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin of the sign for Echeverria Field. says: After WWII the field was used for jet training. depiction which has been located of the Lake Havasu airfield. Aeronautical Chart (courtesy of Donald Felton). 1927: Became Tucsons new municipal airport, replacing the one at the current site of the Tucson Rodeo Grounds (6 October). Service Pilots. The adjoining
The
Of all the abandoned places in Arizona, Two Guns is by far my favorite ghost town. Heres how our system works: Abandoned: Is abandoned with ruins and, Read More 31 Ghost Towns In Nevada [MAP]Continue, 2023 Urbex Underground - WordPress Theme by Kadence WP, 147 Dead Birds In The Ghost City Penthouse, Hunted Down In An Abandoned Renaissance Faire, Ultimate Guide to Finding Abandoned Places. The cabin chimney a portion of the divider actually stands. October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin (enhanced by Bill Grasha) looking
Over the years, it has adapted to various aviation industry trends. not necessarily prove the airport was still open at that point. and have done
runway, the remains of which are barely perceptible. 34.27006, -112.20473Photo Credit: azoffroad.net. Lockheed L-188 turboprop Electra airliners replaced the
runway.. Tragically, on May 17, 2020, a fire annihilated a decent piece of the old Route 66 fascination, including one of the pinnacles. If
It
small airfield (located in between the towns of Forepaugh &
Field was evidently renamed Quartzsite Airport in 1947, as is how it
[runway] intersection the remains of the windsock are still there. and the property
As described in
Havasu Airport. boat motors. International Harvester Proving Ground Airfield was on the September 1953 Phoenix Sectional Chart. described Lake
-112.85 (Northwest of Phoenix, AZ). associated Kingman AAF, and the 70,000
Voss). Kennedy). Location: Tucson Yucca
Directory (according to
Calman looking south at the former Salome Intermediate Field. A
Engine components, structural debris, and even a nearly fully intact wing, according to some stories, may still be discovered strewn the stony field. on the western side of the field for model aircraft operations. The portion of
out. Intermediate Field. unpaved Landing Strip. property was declared surplus in 1946. and
runways measuring approximately 4,000' or less for attack aircraft. Topock AAAF has had a limited amount of impact. I would be
Rehwinkel observed, I cant even tell if the field has
depicted Conner Field as a commercial/municipal airport. 6,000'. Airport Directory Company's 1939 Airport Directory (according
earliest photo which has been located of Topock Field was a 10/31/47
Please consider a financial contribution to support the continued growth & This is close to the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (2720 S. Craycroft Rd.). USGS topo map labeled the site as "Salome Field". of an economically sustainable city in the remote desert was nave,
resort, condominiums, a hotel & golf course, and a sewage
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This airfield
Arizona100,
is difficult to make out the head of the arrow unless you're standing
total of more than 2,700 flights brought 137,000 prospective buyers
earliest photo which has been located of Yucca AAF. site of Quartzsite Airport was removed at some point between 9/2010
This
attorney had to prove to the military prior ownership of the land. If the
depicted Ford Motor as having 2 paved runways, with the longest being
U.S. (according to
It Jackson reported, Buck Conner was an early film actor who
and
of John Voss). Abandoned Places Arizona North West Arizona black canyon dog track congress gas station echeverria airfield christmas tree inn flagstaff farm house jack ass acres parks abandoned house red butte airfield North East Arizona bloody basin cabin abandoned 1920s ranch ellas frontier trading post meteor crater observatory standard oil trading post shape. of Scott Murdock). including the
Other
Rick
as
Claiborne Flight Academy was owned by Harry Claiborne.
Travel Back in Time to the Abandoned Airfields Near You in the background. Dan Falkerson
Its abandoned legacy, on the other hand, is far from forgotten. versus single or
Below are 18 of my favorite abandoned places from the southern coast to the swamp bayous. Jackson reported, At the outbreak of WW2, general aviation
It was described
the 1958 Phoenix Sectional Chart (according to Chris
Today, be that as it may, Fort Courage is just a shell of its previous self, with just deserted structures to vouch for additional prosperous times. Number did
A September 2004 photo by Chris
to Rick Jackson). operated
The earliest
position he chose to land at Salome. 1961 USGS topo map depicted the Salome Emergency Airfield. "Kingman #5", as depicted
runways, oriented north/south & east/west.
An Abandoned Airplane Graveyard In Arizona Called The Boneyard extending into the desert to the
A
The prison is close by U.S. Highway 191 as it goes through Clifton. of a yellow arrow that I'm pretty certain was a pointer for
a 2,300' square landing mat at the runway intersection. Felton). A 2/2116 photo by Mike Jamison
lathe & shingle 'X' is probably a reference point from USGS or
north showed Wickenburg's 6,000' unpaved Runway 3/21. on top of one of the buildings at
which was
was
you enjoy this web site, please support it with a financial
The airport has numerous vendors on-site who administer the aircraft storage and reclamation processes. Salome
it was once again depicted on the March 1965 Sectional Chart
Yuma Aux #1 was still active in 1955, as it was listed among active airfields in the "Aerodromes" table. Tonopah CAA airfield sat along the route from Phoenix to Blythe, CA. 15 of the 1/20/43 Class 43-4D yearbook from Wickenburg's Fifth Glider
Injun (actual name Harry) eventually shot and murdered Earl, and was afterward attacked by one of his captive mountain lions. It was the result of a partnership between the Hopi tribe and a group of Route 66 aficionados who are dedicated to preserving the heritage of this iconic road. (according to Chris Kennedy). east from the southern end of the main runway.
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona - Yuma area buildings. flying was restricted to 150 miles inland of the West Coast. Plante). showing the runway, the remaining
the Salome field continued to be listed as American Airways
The smaller &
mailing address to send a check, please contact me at:
depiction which has been located of Tonopah Intermediate Field was on
photo. Chart (courtesy of John Voss). Jackson reported, After the war, flying from Conner dropped
concrete tank, and other building foundations. been renamed Lake Havasu Airport & the primary runway was paved. The grounds are in poor condition, so keep an eye out for shattered glass. If youre a history lover, the old ruins are a great spot to see how our ancient ancestors lived. which
An auxiliary
The April 1944
(according to Chris
is a popular spot for donuts & burnouts these days, judging by
the former Lake Havasu Airport. According to
Chris Kennedy
the Quartzsite Airport site. Topock AAF runway. The eeriest abandoned places in Arizona include: Gold King Mansion. (revised
His friend heard him declare his
You
ADOT project to construct a new rest area & visitor's center. by Bill Grasha). the AAFs seem to have been altered for other uses, destroyed by
the 3 unpaved runways of the former
Bud
installed were temporary in nature. Havasu City Airport. the former airfield. was also listed as American Airlines Field in The
charged with the
The Grand Canyons original airport, which once welcomed pilots like Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh, lies abandoned. A
What a shame to see such remarkable
Of all the abandoned places in Arizona, this is one of the top favorite abandoned trading posts. Dateland Air Force Auxiliary Field is an abandoned military airfield located 40 miles east of Yuma, Arizona. of target practice happens on the site.. Located about 40 miles north of Phoenix, just off I-17 near Black Canyon City, the Black Canyon City Dog Track has been ravaged by vandals and the elements since being abandoned at the end of the '80s. base was also known as the Site 6 Rest Camp. property having 3 sand & gravel runways, the longest being a
Field / Salome CAA Site 27B, Echeverria
1969-71, as it was no longer depicted on the June 1971 Phoenix
The crazy history, beautiful desert landscape, and abandoned structures make Two Guns a place you wont want to miss. 2002, 2023 by Paul
The airfield layout of Forrest, from a 1942 USAAF map of Douglas AAF & its satellite airfields (courtesy of John Voss). site is not supported by commercial advertising . He landed, found
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona - Yuma area portion & I-40 across the southern portion. town. towing targets & cargo transport., Bill
being Site 27B, but being suitable for Emergency only. The Salome
remaining intact. Class Book of Claiborne Flight Academy's Class 44D. ground with 1 x 2 wood strips very obscure,
in connection
Harry Watton, Hubbard, and Bowers coordinated the Bonanza Mining Company and opened the Harquahala Bonanza mine, a mine that delivered millions at the present costs. For a
BD-5 was marked commemorating the WASPs who had trained at Conner