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abandoned airfields

I have been detecting a WW2 abandoned airbase this last year and am just amazed at what I've found. Picked up a 1943 map which shows where the barracks were and lets just say it's been fun. I'm a retired USAF member and finding some of the WW2 military artifacts and three gold rings made for a memorable year. I would highly encourage anyone with access to one of these places to give it a try.
 
http://www.airfields-freeman.com/WY/Airfields_WY_htm_7042bba1.jpg Though i don't live there the one in Wyoming looks interesting ;;;;;;A June 1931 photo of Amelia Earhart's visit to Rock Springs (courtesy of the Sweetwater County Historical Museum, via Curtis Carroll).

According to Curtis Carroll,
 
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