11-23-2013, 05:12 PM
I've been doing some research lately and have found that several of the old ammunition dumps built for WWII have new roles. The depot at Susanville, CA for example handles depleted uranium as well as a number of other logistics activities.
The depot at Pueblo, CO has long been working on the disposal of mustard gas and other agents.
These are large installations which were extensively rail-served in their heydey, and would make outstanding projects for those so inclined.
The depot at Pueblo, CO has long been working on the disposal of mustard gas and other agents.
These are large installations which were extensively rail-served in their heydey, and would make outstanding projects for those so inclined.