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Far left: The base Credit Union, building number 648, located on Avenue C next to the B-52D static display.
Picture orientation: south looking north.
Near left: Building number 431, used by the 87th Fighter Interceptor Squadron for repair of ground equipment.
This building is located at the intersection of Avenue D and Second Street.
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Near right: A picture of building number 426. This facility was used for 87th FIS operations and quality control.
This building is located on Avenue F just south of base operations. If you look just behi the left you can see a large
portion of the old control tower has been removed.
Picture orientation: south looking north.
Far right: Another view of building number 426. F-106 hanger number 425 can be seen to the left and building number 431 can be seen on
the right side of the picture. If you look just to the right of building 426 you can see a large portion of the old control tower has been removed.
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Far left: A view looking down Fourth Street at the intersection with Avenue C and near the B-52D static display.
The back of B-52/KC-135 maintenance hangers number 664 and 665 can be seen on the right.
Picture orientation: east looking west.
Near left: A view of Avenue A at the intersection with Freedom Boulevard and Avenue D. The F-101B static
display can be seen in the distance and the building used to store wood chips for the base heat plant
is on the left.
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Building number 710, used at one time as an alert facility for KC-135A crews. KC-135A tankers on alert
were at one time stationed on the large ramp area on the northeast side of Sawyer. They were later moved
to the alert facility on the southwest section of the base. This facility was later used as the base legal
office. This building is located on Avenue D near the intersection with Tenth Street.
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Far left: A look down Avenue D at the intersection with Fifth Street. The SAGE building can be seen in the
foreground and building number 710, the base legal office, can be seen just north of the SAGE building. The base supply, building
number 725, can be seen on the left.
Picture orientation: southwest looking northeast.
Near left: Building number 403, used by the 87th Fighter Interceptor Squadron as a munitions shop. This building
is located on Avenue H just south of F-106A fighter hanger number 423.
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Near right: A picture of K. I. Sawyer Elementary School located on Scorpion near the family housing area.
Picture orientation: south looking north.
Far right: Building number 500 located on Avenue A near the intersection with First Street and Voodoo Avenue. This building is currently being used by the K. I. Sawyer Development Department.
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Photos of the 806th U.S.A.F. Hospital, building number 850, located on the north side of Fifth Street near
the T-33A static display.
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Several of the barracks, buildings number 830 and 835, located in what was known as the ''Hole''.
Barracks buildings number 837 and 831 are seen in the picture on the far right. Barracks numbers 832 and 836 are located behind building 837.
These buildings are located on Avenue AA across the street from the base hospital. The north section of the base gym can be seen
in the distance in the picture on the far right.
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Two photos of building number 518 which was used to store wood chips used by the base heat plant.
The use of wood chips for fuel was experimental and proved unsuccessful. The base heat plant and the water tower can be
seen in the distance in the picture on the near left. This picture was taken from Avenue A.
Picture orientation: south looking north. |
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Photos of building number 701, the base flight simulator. This facility is located at the intersection
of Fifth Street and Avenue B.
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Far left: Building number 725, used for 410th field maintenance and 410th avionics maintenance. The tower in the
center was the parachute shop where chutes were hung up to dry. This building is located on Avenue G. The
building on the right is the base supply, building number 727. The light standards of the ramp can be seen
in the distance.
Picture orientation: southeast looking northwest.
Near left: Another view of building number 725, the 410th field maintenance and avionics maintenance facility.
The road in the foreground is Avenue G.
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Near right: The north section of the base gym, building number 641, located on Avenue A near the intersection with
Fifth Street.
Picture orientation: northeast looking southwest.
Far right: A picture of the entire base gym including the north end and the swimming pool to the south. This photo was taken next to
the T-33 static display and near the base hospital.
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Far left: Building number 642, the base bowling alley. This building is located on Fifth Street directly west of the base gym which can be seem on the left.
Picture orientation: north looking south. Near left: A photo of the base bowling alley as it appeared while the base was still active. |
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The base exchange also known as bx, building number 643, located on Third Street between Avenue A and Avenue C.
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Far left: A view looking down Fifth Street taken near the base golf course. Barracks buildings number 831
and 832 are on the near left. The base gym can be seen in the distance. The T-33 static display can be
seen in the trees on the right.
Picture orientation: east looking west. Near Left: A view of building number 833, the Carlson-Moore mess hall. This facility is located in the ''Hole'' on Avenue AA between barracks buildings 835 and 837. Picture orientation: east looking west. |
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