To: The_Media_never_lie
The first time I heard it they were talking about a site just west of Winslow, Arizona but the conversation drifted to other locations, most of which I was unfamiliar with because they were talking in railroad lingo which describes stretches and geographical features instead of towns. They were railroaders as had been their fathers. From what they said it was general policy and a perusal of old news stories should pinpoint some locations. I brought this story up once elsewhere and was told that there were several major sites in Nevada.
I wonder what was in the other cars that they pushed in. Didn't think to ask.
13 posted on
04/15/2012 5:16:56 AM PDT by
MARTIAL MONK
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To: MARTIAL MONK
Years ago my dad told me that there was a lot of WW2 merchandise buried in the area of Fort Bouse,near Phoenix,AZ. After the war they buried jeeps,trucks,etc...as to not compete with the auto industry. I've seen the holes left behind after Jeeps have been removed. You can still see the rocks lined up for walkways and around tents the servicemen left behind. Lots of guys buried weapons to come back for them later. Many never returned.
22 posted on
04/15/2012 7:18:31 AM PDT by
4yearlurker
(Sorry,no tag line today.)
To: MARTIAL MONK
That is so cool. It would be like opening a time capsule to open one of these sites. However, it would be expensive, and time consuming to do the permitting, etc.
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