Message posted by magoo on September 03, 2000 at 19:15:22 EST:

Joerg / Gary

That would make alot of sense to me. Keep trying for it occasionally, and see if there is a pattern to its operations that might coincide with exercises. As it is basically a 'bare-bones' base, it may very well be used as a diversionary airfield for aicraft participating in an exercise, and then be shut-down during 'quiet' times.

Also, if the VOR is active and there are no exercises on, perhaps it might be an indication of a flight test being conducted out of Groom or TTR, as Basecamp is ideally located as a diversionary airfield for these two bases.

Magoo

In Reply to: Basecamp VOR posted by Joerg (Webmaster) on September 03, 2000 at 16:41:37 EST:

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• Re: Basecamp VOR Joerg (Webmaster) 9/03/2000, 21:04:31 EST (5)
  • Re: Basecamp VOR Gary Sellani 9/03/2000, 22:09:54 EST (4)
    • Re: Basecamp VOR Joerg (Webmaster) 9/04/2000, 04:11:44 EST (3)
      • Re: Basecamp VOR Gary Sellani 9/04/2000, 13:50:56 EST (2)
        • Re: Basecamp VOR Joerg (Webmaster) 9/04/2000, 16:44:55 EST (1)
          • Re: Basecamp VOR Gary Sellani 9/04/2000, 19:41:42 EST (0)