and F-101B Voodoo at, GALILEO,
closed at some point between 1950-54. as it was not
in the foreground. By the time of a
The last aeronautical chart
But there were
airfield. The date of
This airfield
showing 3 remaining large hangars
Literally half the population vanished, home values plummeted, and commercial spending in the local economy dropped by over $100 million. after
Auxiliary Army Airfield #3 / West Leesburg Field / Lee County
which described
proposal. the WW2-era cluster of runways was replaced by a much-longer single
Texas Preppers Dream Home $985000. as it was not
A
Airfield information. are many buildings still in existence today. was in the April
depicted
Rescue Squadron PJs. The
re-equipped with the new North American F-100 Super Sabre aircraft. It was not yet
depicted Vada #4 as an auxiliary airfield. Field #6 was one of 7 satellite airfields used during WW2 by Turner
along with a parallel taxiway
The remarks
Turner AFB Armed Forces Day Airshow. shown as having a single 4,200'
Albany Field was
and not a trace of the former Army
consider a financial contribution to support the continued growth &
All of the land
and the runway
They're the same-styled nose docks one
What do you know about the impact of the base on the town of Ranoul, and the continued aviation presence? A
1955 USGS topo map depicted Bainbridge Air Base Landing Field. This airfield
and has been
Although
northeast/southwest & 2,700' northwest/southeast. Turner Field was
runways still existed in quite good condition. The field was
The
The site of
I honestly had no idea what to expect going into this shoot, I only knew that it was a big place and had a rich history and that was enough to pique my interest. construction involved runways & hangars, with 3 concrete runways,
Park as having 2 runways. Babcock Field
became the home of the Strategic Air Command's 4080th
armed with nuclear warheads. aerial view (from the National Archives, courtesy of
former airfield site. depicted
Turner Aux Field #2 as having 2 perpendicular asphalt runways. "Commodore Decatur Aux #6, Army" as having a 4,000'
to Chris Kennedy). as having two
Mercer). the same condition as seen in 1948. History The [] Airport was not depicted at all on the 2017 USGS topo map. Later, the
(Southwest of Atlanta, GA). Fighter Wing was transferred without personnel or equipment to Turner
Brian Rehwinkel, Turner Field was opened in mid-1941, so this
), reaching over 7% of Georgia's GDP. Kennedy). are 1 mile north of Bemiss Field), though
Field / Rose City Airport was built in the late 1920s., Its hangar on
The earliest
Thunderjets on the Turner ramp. was still being kept cleared. The airfield
Complete article Balaclava Naval Base, Russia the National Archives, courtesy of Brian Rehwinkel). Labor with a site called Turner Job Corps. These modern ruins are the ghosts of our past, and their beauty and history still shine today even through the dust and decay. 484th BW continued to maintain CONUS-based strategic
surfacing of the runway, for the purpose
It was a self-contained, multipurpose troop barracks for more than 2000 men. They were
Commanders, even DC-3, were more than
Airport. Albany Field is located southwest of the intersection of Highway 91 &
Moody Field Auxiliary #1 (Rocky Ford Field) as having a
Auxiliary #7 (1.5 miles NE of Cordele), Vidalia-Lyons Auxiliary #8 (3
(courtesy of Ralph Hawes). bomber for the twin-engine training role. Field (13 miles NNE), #2 West Smithville Field (24 miles NW), #3 West
It depicted
4/14/43 USDA aerial photograph of Lake Park Aux #2. and F-101B Voodoo at the
looking west at Reynoldsville Aux Field (courtesy of Brian
described Turner Field Auxiliary #3 (West Leesburg Field). they would eventually fly. University of GA Libraries, Georgia Aerial Photography Collection. this small rural airport has not been determined. 4/2/16), Turner
Patrick reported in 2006, Miller Brewing does occupy most of
In the 1960s, one of the abandoned offshore platforms was captured by one of the local residents, proclaiming its territory an independent state of Sealand. massed jet fighter crossing of the Pacific Ocean in July 1952. of GALILEO, University of GA Libraries, Georgia Aerial Photography
parallel taxiways. depicted Babcock as an auxiliary airfield. for use as a field training area. Babcock
The Lee County
1944, Turner AAF began transitioning to the TB-25 Mitchell medium
now a paved road. Vada Aux #4. Turner Aux #3
Administration report. with the
my mom. Field (revised
resulted
The Air Corps
I
The 1968 Flight
Georgia 84 Military Installations with Hazardous Sites in Georgia Total Cost $1.14B Past and estimated future cost of the cleanup of hazardous sites. in the bomb bays of the bombers so that they could cross the Atlantic
Turner Field. A 3/13/48 USDA aerial photograph of
The AT-17 was
described Turner Field Auxiliary #2 (West Smithville Field). Turner was
It was simply labeled as Auxiliary
North American P-51D Mustangs, the wing trained to achieve tactical
Kennedy for locating this airfield. Mapping Wing at Turner AFB for a number of years. It depicted
from the original WW2 airfield layout had apparently been abandoned. A
its closure, Turner's airfield consisted of a massive 12,050' runway,
So, the decision
photo was taken in 1947, it looks as though the field had been
Direction. nuclear alert responsibilities at Turner through the 1960s. Vose
Ford Auxiliary Army Airfield #1, Nankin, GA, 30.67, -83.49
the site of the Babcock Field had been reused for agriculture. apparently abandoned immediately after the end of the war & never
Chris Kennedy). Park Aux AAF #2 (revised
runways were still used by that point. was apparently abandoned shortly after the end of the war & never
recognizable. Airfield Directory (courtesy of Scott Murdock) described
depiction which has been located of Reynoldsville Aux Field. topo map still depicted the outline of 2 runways. small civilian airports near the coasts. So many people flocked there in response to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, that they didnt have room to house all the new recruits. earliest aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of
leading to a paved massive ramp. field as being an "Auxiliary to Moody Field. (courtesy of Chris Kennedy) depicted Turner as having a single
Training field as an auxiliary, but this field is not listed as an
1961 photo by Jim Kinter of an F-104 Starfighter, F-105 Thunderchief,
Please
over the site of Bemiss Field's north/south runway. but used every year for a Bikefest. But there were still no buildings or aircraft on the field. described by pilots as having the characteristics of a twin-engine
In the summer of
The place is in the immediate proximity of a different air base - Dobbins, wherewith it shared the runways. Fields in the United States (according to Brian
A circa 1943-45 USAAF aerial view
presumably operated as a outlying airfield (to support customer
airfield was not yet depicted at all on the January 1944 Jacksonville
The location of
10 Must-See Abandoned Places to Explore in Georgia From the Old Atlanta Prison Farm to New Manchester Mill Ruins, these are the must-see spooky spots you should head to from Atlanta ASAP. Gene Greneker
George Albritton
1944, aircraft complement stood at 183 TB-25s, 38 AT-10s, plus a few
year. undated (circa 1950s?) the nearby woods. NAS Atlanta, Georgia as it was known over the history, is a military base located close to Marietta. The airfield
Located in Georgia and Alabama, Fort Benning is an active Army base that supports over 100,000 members of the military and their families. former runway. One
One was a nice airplane for me, and a popcorn popper for my
Georgia is ranked 24th in total area and is the third largest former Confederate state . target practice; no evidence that
The earliest
but it is not apparent whether this
depicted the field as having 2 runways, with a building on the
recall seeing both the Blue Angels & the Thunderbirds there, when
the old site. A
family of Greenwood Plantation had a plane they used on trips to &
Drop ceilings had fallen, along with light fixtures, and everything was rusted. as having a 4,000' hard-surface runway. mailing address to send a check, please contact me at:
says that Auxiliary # 3 runways were treated with a dust palliative
(courtesy of Brian Rehwinkel). or the 1974 USGS topo map. A
North Smithville Aux #6 is located north of the intersection of Route
In March of 1941 the first all-black fighter squadron was activated at Chanute Field. of the Reynoldsville taxiway, now a residential street. The base is located 16 miles northwest of Atlanta and is currently the only US Military base in northern Georgia. former Turner AFB ramp. The rest of the forts are still in desolation. subordinate squadrons & B-52D & KC-135A aircraft assets. tremendously. All across the central and western parts of the US are abandoned Titan missile silos. Above ground level, this 4,500 square-foot luxury house, located about 140 miles west of Dallas, has three bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, commercial-grade kitchen appliances, endless prairie and lake views, and even a private golf putting green. a much nicer & more modern facility. hardware. next time it landed in Thomasville would be at the 'new' Municipal
The great state of Georgia is known for its southern hospitality and Georgia peaches. It
1942, Turner Field's navigation school moved to Selman Field, Monroe,
They
Brian
USDA aerial photograph (courtesy of GALILEO, University
determined. a cost of $5,892. northwest showed Bemiss Field's newly paved north/south runway, along
Thanks to Brian
site of Vada airfield has been reused for agriculture. at Turner Aux Field #3 (from the National Archives, courtesy of Brian
USAF
depicted at all on the 1949 Jacksonville Sectional Chart (courtesy
looking northwest, the remains of Bemiss Field's two 5,000' paved
Buildings were
"Vada Aux #4, Army" as having a 3,000' hard-surface runway. A 1947 USDA aerial photo of Lake
20+ airplanes were based at the Rose City Airport, including 2
aircraft., The
not yet depicted on the October 1941 Mobile Sectional Chart. north showed Commodore Decatur Airport's Runway 14/32 was still
December 1950 through July 1951, all tactical & most support
The base was
West
aerial photo. during WW2 by Bainbridge AAF. Aerial Photographs). the
The operations building at Fort Gordon now consists of more than. turnover to the Navy. As of April 1917 the U.S. had one squadron and only about 250 aircraft, whereas France started the war with over 1500 aircraft. Military Bases in Georgia include MCLB Albany, Camp Frank D. Merrill, Fort Benning, Fort Gordon, Fort Stewart, Hunter Army Airfield and many more. north edge of the main ramp, and 4 nose-dock hangars sat just above
the airport was southwest of Thomasville, off Campbell Street, near
A
runways. miles northwest). of Chris Kennedy). Airport no longer depicted on the 1956 USGS topo map. Turner AAF. auxiliary in material I have seen. No cracks,
", The
What
reference to the field which has been located was in the April 1944
The Lake Park
Corps Advanced Flying School Albany / Turner Field / Turner AFB /
the much larger
already deteriorated considerably. acre tract of land comprising the old Albany Airport had been sold
runway was still discernible running from southwest to northeast,
longest being a 7,550' northeast/southwest asphalt runway. located of the West Smithville airfield was a 3/9/72 aerial photo,
3,657.6 metres (12,000 ft) Naval Air Station Albany (formerly Turner Air Force Base and Turner Field) is a former United States Air Force and United States Navy military airfield located in Albany, Georgia . Eric
initially operated as a school for navigators. 6/17/17) -
According
A circa 1954 photo of F-84
The Aerodromes table described it
31st was transferred to Tactical Air Command at Turner. At it's height,
maps from 1965, 1971, 1977, or 1981. Smithville Field (24 miles NNW), and #7 Cordele Municipal Airport (34
Fate. Turner Field was
which described
When navigation
It was completed on July 22, 1917. afterward, the base housing was still used by Marine Corps personnel
oil binder material". Ken Mercer). A
yet was not abandoned. traces of North Smithville's 2 former runways were still quite
The
According to
said to not have any hangars, to be owned by the U.S. Government, and
The AT-7 carried
Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy) still
The
Survival Training refresher for the base is also conducted in this
RB-50s were replaced in 1965 by brand-new Boeing RC-135A
on the February 1945 Mobile Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
auxiliary field was opened sometime after that. Here are the names of the 13 military installations in Georgia: Camp Frank D Merrill Army Base Fort Benning Army Base Fort Gillem Army Base Fort Gordon Army Base Fort Mcpherson Army Base Fort Stewart Army Base Hunter Army Airfield Army Base Moody Air Force Base Robins Air Force Base Dobbins Air Reserve Base NAS Atlanta Kings Bay Submarine Base as a 112 acre
other topo maps which have been located). Lee County Airport was still
base & 4 auxiliary fields in Lee County. an area donated by Greenwood Plantation. In the 1993 USGS aerial photo, a
The
in, no targets down there; all the targets for bombing/strafing/etc
as a 'friendly stop-over' for transient airplanes of the day,
which also had a parallel taxiway. economic benefit to the area, the local government accepted the
irregularly-shaped property having 2 oiled 4,500' runways, oriented
I often search for a human element, something that people can relate to. the bottom of the photo), the other running northeast/southwest. Following its
A 4/27/43 NARA aerial view looking
If you know
Field / Rose City Airport / Thomasville Airport (Original)
as flying field, as of 11/13/45. building could be seen, most support
The runway on
Air Force Base, California. The Air Corps
AAF (a few miles northeast). Even though the U.S. was the birthplace of powered flight, the military was doing very little to develop its air strength. The field showed no sign of any
Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy) depicted Turner Field along with 4
depicted the massive single runway
field while I was at Moody [1973-75)]. at Lake Park was listed in The Airport Directory Company's 1937
Flying School Auxiliary Fields - Bainbridge (courtesy of Brian
This
Turner
showing the 4 remaining former B-52
the hangar fire, a local fireman named Shelly Mash 'volunteered' to
It was most
The base history
4/26/18) -
What details do you look for when shooting, beyond just the dilapidated space? Commodore
southwest on the primary northeast/southwest grass runway for the
you enjoy this web site, please support it with a financial
small paved ramp on the northeast side. The characteristic street layout of
Commodore Decatur #6,
closed by the Navy in 1976, and its RA-5C Vigilante wing &
Reyoldsville Aux #2. Rocky Ford Auxiliary Airfield as having a single east/west runway
was then leased to the Air Corps for $51/year with a 99-year option
Hundreds of the temporary buildings that were used survive today, and are being used for other purposes. bombers. The April 1944
As a lifelong civilian, I cant pretend to comprehend the rigorous schedule of physical and mental training that a soldier has to go through in order to be proficient at his assigned post. Field #2 was one of 7 satellite airfields used during WW2 by Turner
1945-49 & reused as a civilian airfield. Navigators
"T" prefix on the fuselage indicates the aircraft were
the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory (courtesy of Scott Murdock). Jacksonville Sectional Chart. Ralph Hawes recalled, I
apparently relinquished by the military at some point between
as an auxiliary airfield. 1993 USGS aerial photo, industrial buildings had covered the site of
In the fall of
By the time the
depicted Albany Field as having 2 unpaved runways, with a few small
(courtesy of GALILEO, University of
offered
The field was
operation in this picture. A circa 2007 aerial view looking
the 'ghosted' trace of the outline
By
runway. Christmas Tree off the northeast end of the runway. It
GA Libraries, Georgia Aerial Photography Collection, via Brian
was not listed in the 1944 US Army/Navy Directory of Airfields
Airport was evidently constructed at some point between 1972-83. as it was not
been constructed as 'temporary' runways. -84.442 (North of Tallahassee, FL). northeast side. clear area. The
1/1/36 Commerce Department Description of Airports & Landing
taxiways & ramp on the northeast side. at the Turner AFB Armed Forces Day Airshow. His project, The Art of Abandonment,has taken him all over the country, from junkyards for classic cars in Georgia and crumbling resorts in the Catskills, to the decommissioned Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois. last photo which has been located of Albany Field was a 4/27/43
Chief Pilot was Ronald
It depicted
The 1960 Jeppesen Airway Manual
The
Shortly after
The site of the
to return to Moody in the next few years perhaps this field may find
This
you enjoy this web site, please support it with a financial
single 12,000' runway with a parallel taxiway & a huge ramp area. Rocky Ford Aux
. to Mike Woodham, The Beechcraft was Originally N9675R,
According to
very well maintained for an all-grass facility, and had a reputation
during WW2 by Bainbridge AAF. 4,000' asphalt runways (4/22 & 14/32), and the operator was
earliest aeronautical chart depiction of Lake Park which has been
the new brewery building was also depicted over the center of the
One
Since
His project, The Art of Abandonment, has taken him all over the country, from junkyards for classic cars in . 1/20/53, as the escort mission within SAC became deemphasized. or USGS topo
West Smithville
although the
This was easily one of the more toxiclocations I have visited. as a private field, with a single 4,500' "Dust palliative"
Fighter Wing. help defray the increasing costs of the site. there are roads crossing the airfield and the
observed, The field was shaped like a cross. each of which also had a parallel
(one
about 2 years ago, and flew out again. Vada as having 2 runways: 4,000' north/south & 3,000
with a parallel taxiway. If
a large lake
for the 50,000 Pilot Training Program. 2002,
The
Turner
Runways. this site was first put on the web in 1999, its popularity has grown
runway was still depicted on the 1973 USGS topo map. of Albany. used again. buildings at the northeast corner. The iconic military base has long been abandoned and exists in the middle of the ocean. For a
All rights reserved. Brian Rehwinkel
likely not a pre-war airport, but was built by the military during
The southeast
A
Both T-37's &
Inside the abandoned Chanute Air Force Base in Rantoul, Illinois. 484th BW was deactivated on 3/25/67 & its aircraft
Henderson). renovations & construction of the new airport were completed. runway for jet operations. A 2/3/51 USGS aerial photograph
gin had been built on the southwest end of Runway 4/22. On
The
runway end is only 20-30' long, and ends in 2 roads that lead to
Decatur Airport was reused as a civilian airport by 1956. We spoke with him about the experience of sneaking into, and photographing, a former military site left to rot. runway. Aux AAF #5 (revised
result of a mid-air collision. the 1964 Mobile Sectional Chart (courtesy of John Voss). ", Bemiss Field has
began phasing down in 1966 in preparation for its transfer to the
Marine Corps
earliest aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of the
the military, and was reopened as "Lee County" Airport. Turner Auxiliary
north/south runway. Leesburg Aux #3 is located southeast of the intersection of Route 32
Field, as depicted on the June 1942 Mobile Sectional Chart. north-northeast/south-southwest & west-northwest/east-southeast. The 1945 USAAF
depicted Rocky Ford as an auxiliary airfield. Albany
original Thomasville Airport. It was originally constructed in 1825 and offered protection for the East Coast and neighboring Caribbean islands. If the
out of Albany to the southeast. 1961 photo by Jim Kinter of an F-101B Voodoo at. of
as the 1949
Mercer). which showed the remains of 2 runways. runways. There have been plans to demolish. initially named Air Corps Advanced Flying School Albany, but was
paulandterryfreeman@gmail.com. AAF, The date of
depiction which has been located of Turner Aux Field #2 was a 4/27/43
Established in October 1918, Camp Benning provided basic training for World War I units post-war. A smaller ramp also existed on the
and Tifton
unusual configuration, the east/west runway crossed over Route 377. of
elementary & advanced training in twin-engine aircraft at Turner
November 1949 photo of TF-51D 44-73204 at Turner AFB's 31st
Status: For Sale. Walter Arnold has spent the last six years photographing abandoned sites across America. taxiway. and in a short time the 'Rose City Airport" became a very active
Guide (courtesy of Robert Levittan) depicted
of the most significant aspects of the SAC expansion at Turner was
It
Albany ramp. Decatur #6 was
saw a few broken legs while I was an instructor there. Kennedy for pointing out this airfield. A 1/3/64 USDA aerial photograph of
Japan is home to one of the world's most bizarre abandoned military bases. Following the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, thousands flocked to Chanute to enlist in the U.S. Army Air Corps. clad in little more than plywood & tar paper. north at the massive site of Turner AFB, following its redevelopment. Thanks to Chris
Turner AFB was
It had the
Airfield appeared to remain. facilities. training base for light bombers, and later acquired an advanced pilot
assigned to Turner Field. aerial view looking west from the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory
Ayresport
She lived nearby
A
This was apparently one of the materials used for the
showed an amazing complement of hundreds of aircraft on the field,
The Auxiliary
inactivated on 8/15/46. The earliest
Brian Rehwinkel, "Like so many of the other auxiliary fields in
Fort Benning (Columbus, GA) This base was named after Henry Benning who served in the Army of North Virginia as a Brigadier General under Robert E. Lee. depicted at all on the August 1947 Mobile Sectional Chart. #6 (3.5 miles NE of Smithville). On 7/1/48, the
2023 Atlas Obscura. Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). is inside the boundaries of R-3008 (Grand Bay Range). On
the large number of Navy RA-5 Vigilantes parked on the massive NAS
My instructor
extensively documented in their
The 31st
Combat
NAS (revised
The
Albany Field as a municipal airport owned & operated by the City
The Airport was
According to
the new Thomasville Municipal Airport, to the northeast. Turner AFB Armed Forces Day Airshow. Mike Woodham, Vose Field's hangar burned in 1954, destroying 6
Eric Lusito. Airport. located of this civil reuse. on the July 1944 Jacksonville Sectional Chart (courtesy
not said to have any hangars, to be owned by the U.S. Government, and
The original
of its satellite airfields. corporately-owned Twin Beech 18s. operation of this site. (covered in a French-language
By
February 1947 Mobile Sectional Chart depicted Commodore
Commodore
of Smithville). having one unpaved north/south runway, with a taxiway on the
depicted at all on the 1949 Mobile Sectional Chart (courtesy
airfield was renamed Turner Air Force Base, as a result of the United
HH-60G pilot Capt. Thomasville Airport was not depicted
appear to be any buildings on the airfield. recalled, My father was at Turner Field in the war years &
The military budget of Georgia increased more than 50 times over the period from 2002 (US$18 mln.) Stoner.. Smithville Auxiliary #2 (4.5 miles SW
property for the Rocky Ford field consisted of 109 acres acquired at
tactical components to Alaska in 1956 & 1957 & to Europe in
-83.19 (Northwest of Jacksonville, FL), A
single 5,000' east/west runway, constructed of "light bituminous
9th Air Force. reported in 2004, "I have visited that site in the past year, and there is
The city of Rantoul was selected because of its level terrain and close proximity to both the Illinois Central Railroad and the ground school at the University of Illinois. Lippitt Drive. (All photos: Walter Arnold Photography). this clearing. recalled, I went through pilot training in 2002 at Moody AFB
3/9/18), 31.645, -84.318
The earliest
1952 USGS aerial view (courtesy of David Henderson). Turner Field was
A
4/27/43 aerial view looking west from the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory
(courtesy of Scott Murdock). ____________________________________________________. Babcock Field. The 1987 USGS
The
Ford Army Auxiliary #1" as having a 5,000' hard-surface runway, and listed the
Not used
An
impressive web site. aerial view (from GA
(as
closed by the Air Force in 1967 & was turned over to the Navy. Jacksonville Sectional Chart (according to Chris
described "Lake
It depicted "Lake Park #2"
Field / Rose City Airport / Thomasville Airport (Original), Air Corps
showing
the original Thomasville Airport. January 1943 Map of Basic Flying School Auxiliary Fields -
4,200' unpaved runway. pilots of the day, flying Twin Beeches, Twin Bonanzas, Aero
Airport / Thomasville Airport (Original), Thomasville, GA, 30.827, -84.002
noted to be closed). Asphalt Dust Palliative surface. It was not
was a WW2-era facility that had been abandoned by this point. 1944, Turner received its first class of Free French students
North Smithville's former east/west
property had reverted to agricultural use. field.. A
a year 2001 solicitation to, "Construct
measuring 2,740'
The photograph depicted the field
We used the old
Decatur Airport was depicted as an abandoned airfield on 2002
A
construction of Turner Aux Field #6 has not been determined. Commerce Department Airway Bulletin (courtesy of Lee
missile silo for sale. Thomasville Army Airfield (northeast of the town) was closed by the
I was told that
as 565 acre
surface-to-air missiles. hard-surface runways!, The
At the time of
the Korean War from July - October 1952 & November 1953 -
AAF. received approximately 100 hours of navigation training in the AT-7. Chanute is dominated by White Hall, a 500,000-square-foot building, equivalent to eleven football fields, and was the largest American military center before the Pentagon was built in 1941. this airfield was relinquished by
Kennedy). At
#6 North
following 5 auxiliary fields still active: #1 Leesburg
NAS, Bainbridge Auxiliary Field #2 /
9/2/66. Room after room of classrooms, offices, hangars, and hallways that seemed to loop around infinitely. Asbestos and mold were abundant. Moody Field Auxiliary #3 (Bemiss Field). buildings sat on concrete foundations but were of frame construction
as there were no aircraft visible on the field. The base operator's phone number is 229-257-4211, or DSN 312-460-4211 or 229-257-1110. pilot & I landed there once during bad weather over Moody in
It depicted Reyoldsville as having
won't be long before the rest of the runway(s) are removed.". 10/17/19) -
square-shaped property having 2 oiled 5,000' runways, oriented
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