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Caption | Aerial view of Naval Air Station Atlanta, Georgia, United States, as it appeared in the Mar 1948 edition of the 'US Navy Naval Aviation News' ww2dbase | |
Date | Mar 1948 | |
Photographer | Unknown | |
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Added By | C. Peter Chen | |
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6 Nov 2012 09:04:16 AM
Great pic! 90% of the buildings are long gone now. As far as I am aware, the last to go was the hospital, which was just N.E. of runway 2/20. (buildings in the top right of the photo.) I use to play in them during the 80's. That area is now taken up by another runway, the CDC, and IRS.