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Near right: A picture of F-106A maintenance hanger number 421. Thia hanger is located on Avenue F and is just south of
maintenance hanger number 422.
This picture was taken from Second Street.
Picture orientation: southeast looking northwest.
Far right: A view of both number 421 and 422 maintenance hangers.
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Far left: A view of the SAGE building number 708 located on the north end of Avenue D. SAGE stands for Semi Automated
Ground Environment. This facility was originally used for ground control of fighter interceptors. It was later used for personnel, finance, main frame, and as a precision measurement lab. This picture was taken near the intersection of Avenue B and Seventh Street.
Picture orientation: southeast looking northwest.
Near left: Another picture of the SAGE building taken from the opposite side of the previous picture. The white building
on the left is the base supply, building number 727. This photo was taken from Avenue G.
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on Avenue A across the street from the enlisted personnel housing. The base water tower can be seen in the distance in the picture on the far right.
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The intersection of Freedom Boulevard and Avenue A at the south entrance to K. I. Sawyer. Freedom
Boulevard runs south and west from this point one and one half miles where it meets the main gate. The large buildings in the center are
F-106 maintenance buildings number 421 and 422.
Picture orientation far left: north looking south. Picture orientation near left: south looking north. |
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The base gym and swimming pool, building number 641. This facility is located on the north end of Avenue A
near the intersection with Fifth Street. The swimming pool was being completed as Sawyer was closing.
Picture orientation far right: south looking north. Picture orientation near right: northwest looking southeast.
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Far left: A view down Third Street at the intersection with Avenue A. Third Street runs directly into the
base operations, building number 427, which can be seen in the distance.
Picture orientation: east looking west.
Near left: A view of Freedom Boulevard taken from the main gate.
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Near right: The base movie theater, building number 819. This picture was taken at the intersection of
Avenue A and Third Street.
Picture orientation: west looking east.
Far right: A view of Avenue F just south of the intersection with First Street. F-106 maintenance hangers number
421 and 422 are on the left with the top of the old control tower directly behind. The rear of B-52 / KC-135
maintenance hanger number 667 can be seen in the distance.
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Far left: A look down First Street at the intersection with Avenue C. The Building on the left side of
the picture is the Base Conversion Agency, building number 512. The F-101B static display can be seen
in the distance just behind the large power pole.
Picture orientation: northwest looking southeast.
Near left: Buildings number 610. These were used for 410th ground equipment repair. These buildings are located
just northeast of the base fire station.
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Near right: A picture looking down Fifth Street. The back of the B-52 / KC-135 Maintenance hangers numbers 661, 662 and
663 can be seen on the left. The south end of the ramp area can be seen in the distance. The road running to
the left is Avenue C.
Picture orientation: east looking west.
Far right: The base civil engineering building number 531. This building is located at the intersection of Avenue C and Third Street near the base water tower.
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Far left: The new control tower number 747 viewed from the parking lot of the new regional airline terminal.
Picture orientation: southeast looking northwest.
Near left: A picture of the base community center, building number 504, located at the intersection of Avenue A and
Third Street. The building is now being used by the Naval Reserve.
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The base library, building number 823, located on Avenue A. This building is directly north of the base theater.
The base threater can be seen just to the right of the library in the picture on the far right.
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Far left: A view looking down Seventh Street at the intersection with Avenue B. The SAGE building can be seen
on the right and the light standards of the ramp can be seen in the distance. The white building in the center
is base supply.
Picture orientation: east looking west.
Near left: A picture of the north side of the large F-106 hanger number 423. Four F-106 Delta Darts could be housed here.
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A view the base supply building number 727. Everything from aircraft parts to office furniture passed through
here. This building is located on Avenue D across the street from the SAGE building.
Picture orientation: south looking north.
Hanger number 668 with hanger number 667 to the left. Hanger 668 was used as an inside wash or corrosion
control facility and also for fuel repair. This photo was taken at the intersection of Fifth Street and Avenue G.
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The base waste treatment plant, buildings 857, 863, 864 and 869, located on Voodoo Avenue. Family housing can be seen in the distance in the photo
on the near right. These pictures were taken from Voodoo Avenue.
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