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To: Carry_Okie

Do a google image searcg with
DEW line sites alaska
or
www.boingboing.net —
look for (derelict DEW line site alaska)
or

www.blaketrask.com
https:/.../Conservation/ColdWar/coldwar.html

arctic.fws.gov Search with DEW line sites.

and so on.

Plenty of googe images if you look for ‘em. You can also ask the folks who fly across ANWR regularly.

Hope this helps you on the journey to knowledge. Enjoy.


20 posted on 11/13/2007 3:16:57 PM PST by ASOC
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To: ASOC
Hope this helps you on the journey to knowledge.

Please explain the assumptions behind this statement, as I've done more to deal with enviro-racketeering in the last decade than you probably have in a lifetime. It sounds as if you think I oppose drilling ANWR. I don't. I'm merely requesting the info as ammunition.

Further, I don't know which DEW sites are in ANWR versus the many that are not. I understood perfectly what you meant by "military bases" and how to Google the information. I was hoping you had something more tangible in the interest of saving time I don't have. I was hoping you knew of a page that has collected documentation of your characterization of ANWR. Considering the amount of money at stake, it should have been common knowledge ages ago.

22 posted on 11/13/2007 3:40:06 PM PST by Carry_Okie (The environment is too complex and too important to manage by central planning.)
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