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JREX53 · 06-24-08, 10:05 AM

Sorry Nauticalwolf, no pictures. During the 70's, Cameras and Naval, Army, Air Force bases were not
a good mix. If the SP, MP, etc caught you taking pictures, you were looking at some serious charges.

From what I recall, the machine shops and warehouses had windows from about 1 or 2' from the top of the walls down to about halfway down the wall. They both had large sliding doors on each side for access. I think the roofs were sawtooth shaped with windows in the vertical side.

Hope this helps,

Edit: Also remember, I was in my 20's, so had other things on my mind at the time, and architecture wasn't one of them.

06-24-08, 10:05 AM	#39
JREX53 Frogman Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 300 Downloads: 353 Uploads: 13	Sorry Nauticalwolf, no pictures. During the 70's, Cameras and Naval, Army, Air Force bases were not a good mix. If the SP, MP, etc caught you taking pictures, you were looking at some serious charges. From what I recall, the machine shops and warehouses had windows from about 1 or 2' from the top of the walls down to about halfway down the wall. They both had large sliding doors on each side for access. I think the roofs were sawtooth shaped with windows in the vertical side. Hope this helps, Edit: Also remember, I was in my 20's, so had other things on my mind at the time, and architecture wasn't one of them. __________________ Jim Last edited by JREX53; 06-24-08 at 10:23 AM.