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Originally posted by fatherdeath
Looks to be older craft and since there is no flight line i doubt its a "military out post" either a collector that has bought old fighters or something similar to that...also to few antennas to be military...didnt see the mount town..im going to bet pmc training area or front sights new supper trainer lol that would be sweetedit on 24-9-2011 by fatherdeath because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Mine Not Yours
I have gone 4 wheeling out in this area before and this wasn't here about a year ago and now this site is operational. Take a look and tell me what you see. To me it looks like some old F-4's and some other aircraft in a hanger.
Could be something (obviously it is) or it could be nothing. It's on the edge of Sheep Range. There is a trail to the east of this that you can currently travel on as of today but who knows for how much longer.
Google Earth 36 46'35.15, -115 27'05.32
Originally posted by FosterVS
Urban warfare training site. I believe it has been discussed on here before. Structures created out of shipping containers/sea cans, I think.
"There is a trail to the east of this that you can currently travel on as of today but who knows for how much longer." - from what I can see, this is about 8 miles INSIDE the site. And you say you have been 4 wheeling there? Hmmm...
Originally posted by gariac
You said you were "there", not "east of there." There is a difference between those statements.
For those not familiar with the area, there is a road that runs from Corn Creek on the west side to Alamo on the east side. Unless the road has been repaired, you can't cross a section in the middle. The soil is very soft just west of the sand dunes, and the BLM doesn't want people getting stuck there.
Originally posted by Mine Not Yours
Originally posted by FosterVS
Urban warfare training site. I believe it has been discussed on here before. Structures created out of shipping containers/sea cans, I think.
"There is a trail to the east of this that you can currently travel on as of today but who knows for how much longer." - from what I can see, this is about 8 miles INSIDE the site. And you say you have been 4 wheeling there? Hmmm...
And the skeptics, debunkers and know-it all's come out to call me a liar. To you, you can't judge unless you were there with me and obviously you weren't. This trail to the east is still open and not marked with any signs so believe what you want.
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by FosterVS
Eastern side? Isn't that just the side along the ET HIghway. I'm sure you have driven those roads. If you meant western side, Stonewall Mountain is the spot to check out.
www.lazygranch.com...
I've camped out at Stonewall and climbed it a bit. The soil gets sandy not too far up the trail. Time didn't permit me to get to the top. You have to trespass a little to do this drive, but it is legal. I talked to the BLM. They don't want you to linger on the Nellis side of the border.
The base drives up and down the roads in this area all night long. There is cell phone coverage most of the way to the water fall.
Regarding Alamo Rd. weapons school like to practice over T-Bird lake. If you camp out there, you might get a nice light show.