Sandkist
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Yes it's a MK23 practice bombMy son found this in ocotillo wells. Apparently it’s a mk23?
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The "Convoy" as we called those targets were around wash 41Found a zip-loc bay with these bits and pieces I collected @ '81-'82. My high school buddy was friends with group of 5 millwrights who owned the property/hanger building north of Boardmanville. They took us to the washes leading to buses Patton had staged for target practice. After a wind storm they would go there and pickup the brass casings. I know the buses have been gone years ago (taken out for scrape) does anyone remember the wash numbers? I always thought they were way down by the old railroad crossing @ 50-52.
"HJ"
I have one living on my property somewhere. Watched me assemble my Jeep’s motor in the garage…View attachment 137601
walking around near paloverde yesterday
June 23 1955 f9f-5 bureau # 126151 crashed 6 miles from holtville killing pilot frederick seitzFound this canopy from an old jet in the area west of the canal several years ago. It was from a F9F aircraft. The canopy had a "date accepted" tag with a date of 9/16/50. Been out there a long time
The crossing was at wash 40 and the caravan was just a few washes south. Went many times.Found a zip-loc bay with these bits and pieces I collected @ '81-'82. My high school buddy was friends with group of 5 millwrights who owned the property/hanger building north of Boardmanville. They took us to the washes leading to buses Patton had staged for target practice. After a wind storm they would go there and pickup the brass casings. I know the buses have been gone years ago (taken out for scrape) does anyone remember the wash numbers? I always thought they were way down by the old railroad crossing @ 50-52.
"HJ"