I think I found a secret facility

Ok - A few things to note.

1.) I'm sorry but the 'planes' seem to be doctored in the google map view. Not even JFK has that many planes just sitting there -- and none taking off or landing? What, this was everyone on vacation?! To supply that many planes, I would imagine there would have to be a very large fuel depot -- nothing.

2.) Those fields to the south look beyond fake.

3.) Did anyone notice the race track? Really - look just north of the airstrip. There is no viable purpose for some sort of 'track' at a shipping facility. That there proves to me that there is some sort of R&D/Testing going on.

4.) Look close at the planes. Some I've never seen before. One next to the airstrip has a wing lying off and next to it. -- Note the lack of shaddows.

5.) The green buildings that look very blury? Well look just north of that. Three round metalic objects? Those look like missle silos to me- either that or bunkers?

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An ex-military friend told me that the CIA funded some of their black ops through the drug trade. Just a thought.

This is located a bit north of the airport


It's very interesting indeed..

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That circle on the ground looks a lot like a "dish". The zig-zag lines throughout would be where they lay wire and the receiver is directly in the middle as you can see with the structure going from the outside to the direct middle.

Just a thought, but that's what it looks like to me at least. What would be a use of a dish that large besides SETI or the like? Seems overkill to guide in drug running planes.

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nice find gopher, looks like something is underneath it...

not a one liner

interesting stuff.

2 pics to comment on.

A. the one of the large "crop circle looking thing" circle in the desert.
that looks like maybe an underground heating system. Very similar in structure/look to a soccer field that has undersoil heating

B. the one with the cows/men and the water well
the lad to the far right, HES HUGE !!
and 1 is looking up.
AND they look like something from a terrorist training camp

Why would you need undersoil heating outside of Phoenix? I used to live there and I don't think I ever switched the thermostat over to heat lol. But your right... lines of something is buried there.

[edit on 24-11-2008 by breakingdradles]

My grandfather is a retired farmer in AZ. The pictures that look like crop circles are man-made. That is how most farming is done in Arizona because of the dry weather and it makes several types of irrigation much easier. If any of you have ever flown into AZ you will see hundreds, maybe thousands of circles that are similar.

Center pivot irrigation is used in these circles you see.
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This is probably nothing more than a dried up simple "circle crop", aka "center pivot irrigation".

Google "center pivot irrigation"
images.google.com...

Wikipedia: Center pivot irrigation
en.wikipedia.org...

Central pivot irrigation is a form of overhead (sprinkler) irrigation consisting of several segments of pipe (usually galvanized steel or aluminium) joined together and supported by trusses, mounted on wheeled towers with sprinklers positioned along its length. The system moves in a circular pattern and is fed with water from the pivot point at the center of the circle. The outside set of wheels sets the master pace for the rotation (typically once every three days). The inner sets of wheels are mounted at hubs between two segments and use angle sensors to detect when the bend at the joint exceeds a certain threshold, and thus, the wheels should be rotated to keep the segments aligned. Centre pivots are typically less than 500m in length (circle radius) with the most common size being the standard 1/4 mile machine (400 m). In order to achieve uniform application centre pivots require a continuously variable emitter flow rate across the radius of the machine. Nozzle sizes are smallest at in the inner spans to achieve low flow rates and increase with distance from the pivot point.

Some examples are below:




Granted, it is a little strange there is only one, but it seems far enough away, with no "official" looking access roads to be considered part of the airpark, let alone Evergreen operations.

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Excellent work, thanks for the information, it's always good to learn.

Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Ok - A few things to note.

1.) I'm sorry but the 'planes' seem to be doctored in the google map view. Not even JFK has that many planes just sitting there -- and none taking off or landing? What, this was everyone on vacation?! To supply that many planes, I would imagine there would have to be a very large fuel depot -- nothing.

I see what you're saying and thought the same thing while seeing the aerial picture. However, I can attest to the fact the planes are there. From the air, they may look as normal and operating planes. Most are not. Landing there I can tell you the majority look old and are definitely not operational. The only planes that operate are the ones with the Evergreen logo. Everything else while landing and taxiing that airport make it seem like an airplane cemetery.


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If you zoom in, you'll see that it's a center pivot irrigation device. Basically, it goes round in circles, and sprays water. Lots of em around here.

Wow, you guys are impressive. I just post the initial thread, and then your research kicks in, and good research it is too.

Like I said, impressive.

There's something suspicious about the whole operation out there, they could be up to just about anything.

ok, so nothing weird about the outside of the base, now what's going on inside it?

Cool and refreshing thread OP..Chadwickus was pretty dead on and I have some knowledge of this place but have never been. I have some associates that have worked in that area but I cannot be totally sure that it is the place in question..I didnt go on Google Earth but I read that somebody noticed a large circle on the airfield, It could be a DZ(drop zone) to test the new chutes, I know in the midwest they make and test parachutes for special operation forces. I came across a retired Major who noticed a jacket I was wearing and we got to talking about parachutes and he was part of a company who makes and tests new chutes and I believe it was Arizona. YPG, (Yuma Proving Ground) is also where airborne and senior airborne qualified soldiers attend Military Freefall School(HALO)


As far as the other things you noticed I cant speculate on that but it sounds like it was pretty secure..Could be a contract security company?..Did you notice any vehicles with company names or liscense plates or name tapes or read ID badges they could possibly wearing?...Thanks for a refreshing thread..Sounds like a cool visit.

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Well, if you look at the part that looks to me like a barracks area, you'll notice that there's only three or four different type of vehicles in the center area. Thirteen+ people have the same taste in vans.

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While I was driving from Texas to California on IH-10 you will see in AZ several of these storage facilities for old used airliners of all kinds. This is one of them. If you ever saw the movie "Con-Air" it takes place in one of those facilities. They are kept in the desert where the humidity is very low and the airlines "keep" for a very long time.

Now that being said......there are some very strange things going on that can be viewed from google earth. But then again the Spooks are always up to strange things.......so it is business as usual.

I would much rather see the Spooks spending our tax dollars out in the desert doing whatever than just give the trillions and trillions to the crooks on Wall Street.

About the big circle is an irrigation system like this: images.google.com.mx... ....
Cheers.

This has to be one of the stupidest topics on ATS. I ride dirt bikes all around the outside of the air park. In fact that racetrack that someone mentioned is for dirtbikes. The whole area around the air park is accesible with a 4wheel drive or dirtbike. It is State trust land that you need a permit to go on. Somebody should do more research before posting such dribble. I must say that there is nothing but dirt around the facility you can see on live maps. Don't believe me? Go see for yourself. Who knows what goes on indise the facility, but you can go right up to the fence and look in. Its no Area51 or anything....I can tell you that.

The best place to hide something is right out in the open. I think everyone is or should be aware that """they""" can do anything basically and get away with it. Look at Georgie he is has gotten away with eight years or back stabbing and he is leaving hopefully after raping this once great Country of everything.

We need some really brave investigators who know how to really act stupid if caught to check this out, you know what I mean