Siskyou Bombing Range

Contract No. DACW05-95-D-0004 Task Order No.
0020 September 1999
Prepared For: Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District 1325 J Street Sacramento, California 95814
Prepared By: TechLaw, Inc. 300 union Boulevard Suite 600 Lakewood, Colorado 80228
SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET FOR DERP-FUDS SITE NO. J09CA1072 SISKIYOU BOMBING RANGE SISKIYOU COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
SITE NAME(S): The property is currently a part of the Goosenest Ranger District in the Klamath National Forest. It may have been known as the Macdoel Practice Gunnery Range. LOCATION: The formerbombing target is located in Township 47 North, Range 1 West, Section 30, approximately 290 miles north of Sacramento, 43 rniles northwest fiom the town of Weed andjust north ofHighway 97 (Figure 1). The target consisted of approximately 160 acres and the approximate map coordinates are 41 " 52' latitude and 122" 01 longitude. The site is within four miles of the town of Macdoel, population 600.
SITE HISTORY: The majority of the ~nformation regarding this target area was provided by Jim Stout, Resources LManagerwith the Klamath National Forest, Goosenest Ranger District and Jim Rock, Archeologist with the Klarnath National Forest. Research at the San Bruno National Archives, the USACE, SacramentoDismct, the Siskiyou County Library, and the KlamathNational Forest office yielded little information. An undated list of Gunnery Range and Target Areas Released since WWII by the Twelfth Naval District (the List) includes aMacdoel Practice Gunnery Range. The List indicates that the Macdoel range consisted of 7,040 acres presumed released in 1946, with statistics unknown (SB0099). For purposes of this report TechLaw only reviewed the target area referenced by Mr. Stout. Thls target area was probably considered to be part ofthe Macdoel range as it is located within four rniles ofthe town of Macdoel.
Mr. Stout stated that the Federal Government bought the property from the Irrigation District in the mid1940s and the property was part of the Soil Conservation Service tkom 1944 until 1950 when it was transferred to the Forest Service as part ofthe LandUtilizationProject (Stout, June 1,1999). In 1991 the target area became part ofthe Butte VaIley Grasslands Project. Mr. Stout stated that the target area was not visible in aerial photographs taken in 1944and that the target was probably constructedwithin months after the photograph was taken (Stout, May 13,1999). The target area and approach patterns are visible in a 1948 aerial photograph (KN0004).
According to Mr. Stout, the target may also have been used as a gunnery range as local residents reportedly started visiting the area shortly after the war ended to retrieve brass shell casings (Stout, May 13, 1999). Although there were several air fields in the area including,Kingsley Field in KlamathFalls, Klarnath Falls
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M S , Montague, and what are now the Siskiyou County Airfield and the Devils Garden Au-port, it is not known at this time which base used the target. Mr. Rock stated that the planes may have flown out of Kingsley Field or iUamath Falls; however, the local residents he had spoken with in the past were under the impression that the planes were not from any of the local air fields (Rock, May 13, 1999).
SITE VISIT: On June 10,1999, Gene Barber and Cheryl Mahoney ofTechLaw, and A.R. Smith, an ordnance expert with the USACE visited the site. The project team was allowed access to the property by Jim Stout, Resources Manager with the Klamath National Forest, Goosenest Ranger District. The main objectives ofthe site visit were to verify the reported evidence ofDoD activity in the area and to document the current status of the site. The site visit yielded the following information:
The site visit began at the Goosenest Ranger District office on Highway 97. The project team met with Mr. Stout who provided information about the site and the various items which have been found there over the years. He provided copies ofphotographs ofsome ofthe ordnance which had been found at the site and removed to the Sisluyou County Museum, as well as acopy ofa 1948 aerial photograph which depicts, the target area and the lines of approach (KN0004). The photographs indicate that the flight paths had been cleared, probably for sightingpurposes. The flight paths were not visible from the ground at the time ofthe site visit. Mr. Stout presented two additional aerial photographs depicting the outline ofthe target area which were taken on July 30,195 1 and July 22,1986, Frame Nos.: 1-5 GS-PM and USDA-F 12 625050 1085 21 0, respectively. He stated that there was no evidence of a target in a 1944 DoD aerial photograph. Photographs of items previously found at the site include: two non-explosive tips for air to surface rockets stamped "208 Lot No. 77 RM Co. 2.25 IN." and "46 2.25 BODY MK.3MODH;Machlne gun belt links; a 20 r r canon slug, solid-jacket, non-explosive warhead; and a fiagment of a cast iron practice bomb nn (ICU0001-KN0003). A rocket was discovered during a wildlife survey approximately 15 years ago and was removed by the DoD in Herlong.
Mr. Stout escorted the project team to the site which was reached by continuing on Highway 97 north from the ranger station, approximately 8.5 miles, then exiting left onto the Meis LakeISams Neck Road exit and continuing approximately 0.5 miles to an unmarked dirt road. Mr. Stout stopped, shortly after passing a closed but unlocked gate, and indicated that the target area was to the southeast of the road. The team then hiked across the dry lake bed to the target area. The property consisted ofboth naturally sodic and loamy mounds of soil covered with sage, juniper, and grease wood. According to Mr. Stout, the area floods in the winter and remains flooded during much of the spring due to the snow melt from the surrounding mountains. On the day of the site visit the ground was dry and cracked. A circular berm covered with sage defines the former target area and Mt. Shasta is visible in the background (Photographs 3 and 4). Approaching the site from the road, a largejuniper tree visible to the southeast indicates the far edge of the target area (Photographs 1 and 2).
The target area was surrounded by a circular berm which was still inexistence as ofthe date ofthe site visit. The target area included ordnance hgments and wooden remnants which were originally two by fours and one by sixes. Mr. Smith stated that, based on the ordnance and the wooden remnants in the area, the former targets probably consisted of cloth attached to wooden posts.
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The target area was apparently used for both bombing and rocket practice as fragments of 500-pound practice bombs and portions ofrockets were found in abundance in the target area. One MK5 miniature practice bomb was also found at the site. According to Mr. Smith, the large bomb fra,sments were Navy practice bombs, probably fiom an MK21, which was a 500-pound general purpose practice bomb, 6 1.8 inches long and 15 inches in diameter. W stated that this type ofpractice bomb was usually filled with e water, wet sand, or occasionally anti-freeze. The MK5 miniature practice bombs usually had spotting charges which could prove hazardous if they had not exploded during the practice as intended. iW. Smith also stated that the portions ofrockets found were probably 3.5-inch rocket motors, possibly fiom an MK7. Mr. Stout stated that several rockets have been found along the approach to the target area. A random visual and geophysical survey ofthe site was performed by .Mr. Smith using a SchonstedtModel GA-52Cx Magnetic Locator. Although Mr. Smith discovered an anomaly at the south end of the berm, he stated that any buried ordnance would be difficult to find with the magnetic locator due to the high concentration of metal fra,sments on the surface. The area around the anomaly was left intact. According to Mr. Stout, all items found at the site are taken to the Siskiyou County Museum to be cataloged and stored. Mr. Smith stated that he will compile a report ofhis findings and will follow-up with the museum to ensure that the ordnance stored there do not constitute a hazard.
CURRENT USE OF THE SITE: The former site is in the IUamath National Forest and has been apart ofthe National Grasslands Project since 1991. The property floods in the winter and is used for gazing cattle during the rest of the year. The property is fenced and not generally used by the public. Much of the nearby area is part of a wetlands reclamation project and has been flooded. Due to the historic nature of the site, there are currently no plans to make this site a part of the wetlands area. CATEGORY OF HAZARD: OE PROJECT DESCRIPTION: There is one potential project at this site.
OE. The area was heavily used as a bombing target and rocket range and many fkagrnents a. of ordnance remain.
AVAILABLE STUDIES AND REPORTS: Limited information was available from the various document repositories. A list of references is attached.
POC: Bill Mullery, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, (916) 555-6944.
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DEFENSE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROGRAM FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES FINDINGS AND DETERMINATION OF ELIGIBILITY SISKIYOU BOMBING RANGE SISKIYOU COUNTY, CALIFORNIA DERP-FUDS SITE NO. J09CA 1072 FINDINGS OF FACT
1. No documentation has been located which would indicate the exact method or dates for DoD acquisition of an interest in the property which formed the Siskiyou Bombing Range. The property has been owned by the Federal Government since 1944 and the DoD may have acquired a permit or interagency ag-eement for use ofthe target. It is knownthat the target area was constructed during World. War 11,sometime after a 1944 aerial photograph was taken. The target area consisted of approximately 160 acres in Siskiyou County, California and may have been a part ofthe Macdoel Practice Gunnery Range which consisted of 7,040 acres.
2. DoD's use ofthe area is apparent from the target and extensive ordnance fragments found in the area which are ofa type used by the Navy. It is known that the target area was constructed sometime after a 1944 aerial photograph was taken and before the end of World War 11. Ordnance fragments found at the site indicate that the target was used as both abombing and rocket range. The target may have also been used as a gunnery range as local residents reportedly went to the area and retrieved brass shell casings shortly after the war ended. No shells were found during the site visit.
3. Although it appears that the target's use ended along with World War 11, no conclusive documentation was located. According to an undated list of Gunnery Range and Target Areas Released Since WWII by the Twelfth Naval District, the Macdoel Practice Gunnery Range was presumed to be released in 1946.
DETERMINATION
Based on the foregoing findings of fact, the site has been determined to be formerly used by DoD. It is therefore eligible for the Defense Environmental Restoration Program - Formerly Used Defense Sites established under 10 USC 2701 et seq.
f14 PETERT. WSEN

COLONEL (P), US.ARMY COMMANDING
PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET FOR DERP-FUDS OE PROJECT NO. J09CAl072 SISKIYOU BOMBING RANGE SISKIYOU COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Sisluyou Bombing Range was used for bombing and rocket trainin,o, and possibly a s a gunnery range. The property is now part ofthe Klamath National Forest and used for grazing cattle. PROJECT ELIGIBILITY: Based on photographic evidence, information from the Resources Manager ofthe Klarnath National Forest and remaining ordnance, the site was used by DoD during World War 11. POLICY CONSIDERATIONS: There are no policy considerations for this site. PROPOSED PROJECT: T h ~site should be hrther evaluated for unexploded ordnance and should be s referred to CEI-IND for recommendations on hrther action. RAC FORM: Attached. POC: Mr. Bill Mullery, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, (916) 557-6944.
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APPENDIX B RlSK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES FOR ORDNANCE AND EXPLOSIVE (OE) SITES Site Name Siskivou Bombins Ranqe Site Location Siskivou County, CA DERP Project # JO9CA1072 Date Completed Julv 1, 1999 Rater's Name Chervl Mahonev Phone No. (916) 557-781 9 Organization TechLaw, Inc. 4 RAC Score
OE RlSK ASSESSMENT: This risk assessment procedure was developed in accordance with MIL-STD 882C and AR 385-10. The RAC score will be used by CEHNC to prioritize the remedial action at Formerly Used Defense Sites. The UXO risk assessment should be based upon best available information resulting from records searches, reports of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) detachment actions, and field observations, interviews, and measurements. This information is used to assess the risk involved based upon the potential OE hazards identified at the site. The risk assessment is composed of two factors, hazard severity and hazard probability. Personnel involved in visits to potential OE sites should view the CEHNC videotape entitled "A Life Threatening Encounter:OE." Part I. Hazard Severitv. Hazard severity categories are defined to provide a qualitative measure of the worst credible mishap resulting from personnel exposure to various types and quantities of unexploded ordnance items. TYPE OF ORDNANCE {Circle all values that aoolv) A. Conventional Ordnance and Ammunition: MediumILarge Caliber (20 mm and larger) Bombs, Explosive Grenades, Hand and Rifle, Explosive Landmines, Explosive Rockets, Guided Missiles, Explosive Detonators, Blasting Caps, Fuzes, Boosters, Bursters Bombs, Practice (wlspotting charges) Grenades, Practice (wlspotting charges) Landrnines, Practice (wtspotting charges) Small Arms, complete ( 2 2 cal - .50 cal) VALUE
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Small Arms, Expended Practice ordnance (wolspotting charges) Conventional Ordnance and Ammunition (Select the largest single value)
0
0
10
What evidence do you have regarding conventional UXO? Ordnance found durinq the site visit include fragments of an MK21 5001b seneral purwose wractice bomb, 3.5 inch rocket motors, and an MK5 miniature practice bomb. Ordnance wreviouslv found at the site include non-explosive tips, machine qun belt links, a 20mm. Canon sluq from a solid-iacket, non-explosive warhead, and a frasment from a cast iron practice bomb.
B. Pyrotechnics (For munitions not described above.) VALUE Munition (Container) Containing White Phosphorus or other Pyrophoric Material (i.e., Spontaneously Flammable) Munition Containing A Flame or Incendiary Material (i.e., Napalm, Triethlaluminurn Metal Incendiaries) Flares,Signals, Simulators Pyrotechnics (Select the largest single value) What evidence do you have regarding pyrotechnics? None. 4
C. Bulk High Explosives (Not an integral part of conventional ordnance; uncontainerized.) VALUE Primary or Initiating Explosives (Lead Styphnate, Lead Azide, Nitroglycerin, Mercury Azide, Mercury Fulminate, Tetracene, etc.) Demolition Charges Secondary Explosives (PETN, Compositions A, B, C, Tetryl, TNT, RDX, HMX, HBX, Black Powder, etc.) 10
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Military Dynamite Less Sensitive Explosives (Ammonium Nitrate, Explosive D, etc.) High Explosives (Select the largest single value) What evidence do you have regarding bulk explosives? None.
D. Bulk Propellants (Not an integral part of rockets, guided missiles, or other conventional ordnance; uncontainerized) VALUE
Solid or Liquid Propellants Propellants What evidence do you have regarding bulk propellants? None.
6
0
E. Chemical Warfare Material and Radiological Weapons VALUE Toxic Chemical Agents (Choking, Nerve, Blood, Blister) War Gas Identification Sets Radiological Riot Control Agents (Vomiting, Tear) Chemical and Radiological (Select the largest single value) What evidence do you have of chemical/radiologicaI OE? None. 20 15
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TABLE 1
HAZARD SEVERITY'
Description Category Hazard Severity Value
CATASTROPHIC CRITICAL MARGINAL NEGLIGIBLE "NONE
I II
21 and greater
10 to
20
9
4
Ill
IV
5 to
1 to
0
'Apply Hazard Severity Category to Table 3.

"If Hazard Severity Value is 0, you do not need to complete Part II. Proceed to Part Ill and use a RAC Score of 5 to determine your appropriate action.
Part II. Hazard Probabiiitv. The probability that a hazard has been or will be created due to the presence and other rated factors of unexploded ordnance or explosive materials on a formerly used DOD site. AREA, EXTENT, ACCESSIBILIW OF OE HAZARD /Circle all values that aoplv) A. Locations of OE Hazards VALUE On the surface Within Tanks, Pipes, Vessels or Other confined locations. Inside walls, ceilings, or other parts of Buildings or Structures. Subsurface Location (Select the single largest value)
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What evidence do you have regarding location of OE? Ordnance fraaments were found during the site visit and AR Smith the USACE OE expert reported findinq an anomalv in the area. Mr. Smith stated that practice bombs often landed several feet undersround and could be uncovered bv the erosion process.
B. Distance to nearest inhabited locations or structures likely to be at risk from OE hazard (roads, parks, playgrounds, and buildings). VALUE
Less than 1250 feet 1250 feet to 0.5 miles 0.5 miles to 1.O mile
5
1.0 mile to 2.0 miles

Over 2 miles Distance (Select the single largest value) What are the nearest inhabited structures/buildings? The town of Mcdoel, population 600 is approximatelv 3 miles from the site. The town contains residential structures and stores.
C. Number of buildings within a 2 mile radius measured from the OE hazard area, not the installation boundary. VALUE
26 and over 5
Number of Buildings (Select the single largest value)
Narrative Althouqh there are no buildinas within 2 miles of the site, there is a local airstrip in close proximitv.
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D. Types of Buildings (within a 2 mile radius)

VALUE Educational, Child Care, Residential, Hospitals, Hotels, Commercial, Shopping Centers Industrial, Warehouse, etc. Agricultural, Forestry, etc. Detention, Correctional No Buildings Types of Buildings (Select the largest single value) Describe types of buildings in the area. None.
0
4
E. Accessibility to site refers to access by humans to ordnance and explosive wastes. Use the following guidance: BARRIER No barrier or security system Barrier is incomplete (e.g., in disrepair or does not completely surround the site). Barrier is intended to deny egress from the site, as for a barbed wire fence for grazing. A barrier, (any kind of fence in good repair) but no separate means to control entry. Barrier is intended to deny access to the site. Security guard, but no barrier Isolated site A 24-hour surveillance system (e.g., television monitoring or surveillance by guards or facility personnel) which VALUE
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continuously monitors and controls entry onto the facility; or An artificial or natural barrier (e.g., a fence combined with a cliff), which completely surrounds the facility; and a means to control entry, at all times, through the gates or other entrances to the facility (e.g., an attendant, television monitors, locked entrances, or controlled roadway access to the facility) Accessibility (Select the single largest value)
Describe the site accessibility. The site is surrounded bv a fence; however. the main oate is not locked. Public access to the site is oossible, but appears to be minimal. The area is part of the National Forest and - is used bv ranchers for qrazina cattle.
F. Site Dynamics - This deals with site conditions that are subject to change in the future, but may be stable at the present. Examples would be excessive soil erosion by beaches or streams, increasing land development that could reduce distances from the site to inhabited areas or otherwise increase accessability.
VALUE Expected None Anticipated Site Dynamics (Select largest value)
0
Describe the site dynamics. The area floods durina the winter and becomes parched and cracked durinq the summer.
TOTAL HAZARD PROBABILITY VALUE (Sum of Laroest Values for A throuqh F-Maximum of 301 Apply this value t o Hazard Probability Table 2 to determine Hazard probability Level.
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TABLE 2 HAZARD PROBABILITY Description Level Hazard Probability Value
FREQUENT PROBABLE OCCASIONAL REMOTE IMPROBABLE
27 or greater 21 to 26
15 to 20 8 to 14
less than 8
' Apply Hazard Probability Level t o Table 3.

Part Ill. Risk Assessment. The risk assessment value for this site is determined using the following Table 3. Enter with the results of the hazard probability and hazard severity values. TABLE 3
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Severity Category: CATASTROPHIC I CRITICAL II MARGINAL Ill NEGLIGIBLE IV
1 1 1
Probability Level
FREQUENT A
PROBABLE B
OCCASIONAL
REMOTE
8
3
IMPROBABLE E
2
3
4
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RISK ASSESSMENT CODE (RAC) RAC 1 Expedite INPR, recommending further action by CEHNC - Call CEHNC-OE-S (commercial 256-895-1 58211 598) RAC 2 High priority on completion of INPR Recommend further action by CEHNC RAC 3 Complete INPR - Recommend further action by CEHNC.
RAC 4 Complete INPR - Recommend further action by CEHNC.
RAC 5 Usually indicates that no further action (NOFA) is necessary. Submit NOFA and RAC to CEHNC.
Part IV. Narrative.
Summarize the documented evidence that supports this risk assessment. If no documented evidence was available, explain all the assumptions that you made.
The area was used as a bombina and rocket ranqe durinq WWII. Numerous bomb and rocket fraqments as well as portions of targets were found durinq the site visit. Residents of the nearby communities have reportedlv removed brass casinqs, as well as other ordnance, from the area. The surroundinq area is sparselv populated. Macdoel, population 600, is the nearest town, and there are few visitors to the site. There have been no reported ordnance related incidents connected with this site. The information orovided and the assumptions made are based on the results of the site visit, and evaluations bv A.R Smith, a USACE ordnance expert. The Resources Manaqer for the Klamath National Forest. Goosenest District stated that people have been takina ordnance from this site since World War II and there have been no reported explosions or iniuries.
FINAL Inventory Project Report Siskiyou Bombing Target Siskiyou County, California DERPJFUDS Site No. J09CAl072
APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1
FDEllNPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date
Time
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TechLaw Staff 'Gene Barber, Steve Clonts, Betty Henkle, Sarah Howe, Cheryl Mahonev. Amv Romero Contact Name Garrett Title Organization Address 1325 J Street Team Lead Phone
lder Peak ntioch Bombing Target
City. State. Zip Sacramento, CA 95814
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916) 537-6880
meeting was held by Mlke Garrett for USACt personnel and contractors domg INPHs and F D t arrett provided information regarding the research and compiling of these reports.
Other Leads
FDEANPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date TechLaw Staff Contact Name
/04/13/1grl
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/8:00
Type of C ~ m l l l ~ n i ~ a t i ~ n Site
Steve Clonts, Betty Henkle, Sarah Howe, Cheryl Mahoney, Amy Romero
Lucille
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Range No. 4 der Peak rcata Bombing Target ig Lagoon Bombing Target
I Ms. Ono provided TechLaw with all relevant real estate documents relating to the sites.
Summary
Other Leads
FDWINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date Time
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Techlaw Staff Sarah Howe, Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Joe Sanchez/Kathleen O'Connor Title Organization
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11000 Commodor Drive

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City, State, Zip 1 ~ a n Bruno, CA 94066-2350
Summary
echlaw staff visited the National Archives during a four day period to look through documentation pulled y Mr. Sanchez and Ms. O'Connor pursuant to a request to view any files they had concerning the sites.
Other Leads
FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE
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TechLaw Staff Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Jenny Harbour
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IKegional Office epartrnent of Toxic Substances Control Phone
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1515 Tollhouse Road

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city, state. zip Iclovis, CA 93612-361I
Summary
n con amina ion c eanup activities or n remova at any o e :eques e i orrnation regar ing ites in rJgion. TechLawdfaxzTh"sa lis! of sit: ndkes for Fresno. MadFmkSan Jdquin, Sta::hus, onoma, and Siskiyou counties.
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Is. Harbour left a message on the same day stating that she was unable to find any information on the ites as listed.
Other Leads
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TechLaw Staff Steve Clonts, Betty Henkle, Cheryl Mahoney
Name Joe SanchezlKathleen O'Connor

Title Organization Address
1 000 Commodor Drive 1
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Archivist Phone
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'echLaw staff visited the National Archives during a four day period to look through documentation pulled y Mr. Sanchez and Ms. O'Connor pursuant to a request to view any files they had concerning the sites.
Other Leads
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TechLaw Staff ;Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name /Jim Title Organization Address City, State, Zip
1 312 l-airlane Road 1
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Phone (530) 842-6131
kreka, 96097-9549 CA
,Left a message for Mr. Kock.
Summary At 4:00 p.m. Mr. Rock called and stated that there is a target in the Goosenest District which is now part c ,the National Grasslands and used for grazing cattle. He stated that the target is still there and consists 01 la large mound of dirt. They have found rockets and shells in the area. They have also spoken with local ;residents who remember going to the site after the war ended and loading the trucks with the brass lcaseings to sell. Although Kingsley Field is nearby in Oregon and there used to be a base at Montague, neither seems to have used the field. / ~ rRock suggested calling Jim Stout or John Hedgecock, an archeologist, in the Goosenest District for . /information(530) 390-4391. He stated that Mr. Hedgecock is in the middle of writing a grant proposal an( 'may not have time to discuss the site.
Other Leads

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TechLaw Staff Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Title Organization

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13/805 Highway 97
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Left a message. Mr. Stout called regarding the former bombing target in the Klamath National Forest. He stated as are many of the fragments from bombs and shells. The target is located in Stout also stated that the area had been partially cleared several years ago by Army Weapons Depot in Herlong. Residents removed brass casings from the area after the
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one-half hour drive from weed. The trailhead to the target is about 20 minutes away.
Other Leads
1. Call to schedule site visit.
FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date
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peeting Shurz. Aerial Gunnery Range No. 4 Alder Peak Fcata Bombing Target 1B1gLagoon Bombing Target
TechLaw Staff Gene Barber, Steve Clonts, Cheryl Mahoney, Amy Komero Contact Name Bill Mullery Title Organization Address Chief, UtKP Section
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Phone
pi6) 55/-6944
1325 J Street
City, State, Zip 'Sacramento, CA 95814 Ir. Mullery held a meeting with TechLaw personnel, Traciemington, and Tom Carter to discuss the rogress of the reports.
Summary
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TechLaw Staff Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Jim Stout Title IHesource Officer
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?ft a message regard~ng scheduling s~te for June 10th. visit

Summary 2/99 9:00 Mr. Stout called and stated that June 10th between 8:30 and 9:00 would work for him for the te visit. i e property was reportedly owned by the Soil Conservation Service from 1944 to 1950 when it became art of the Land Utilization Project. In 1991 the target area became part of the National Grasslands. r. Stout is not aware of any other targets within his district. He stated that there is an old target in the. odoc National Forest in the Devils GardenlLost Valley area, Township 44N. Range 9E, Section 27. The rget consists of two large concentric circles in a marsh flat. Mr. Stout stated that they have found spent 0 caliber casings in the target area. irections: From Weed take Highway 97 north toward Klamath Falls for approximately 35 miles. The ghway passes through the forest and drops into the valley, the ranger station is on the left about 1 and : 3lf miles after the end of the forest, and before the town of Macdoel.
Other Leads
Call to schedule slte v~s~t.
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TechLaw Staff /Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Jim Rock

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Phone l(s30) 842-6131 11312 Fairlane Koad
Address City. State. Zip
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/Left a message for Mr. Rock regarding two other targets in the area. Summary
Other Leads
FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date Contact Name
[I U 6 / 0 f /
elly
Time
12:30
Phone Call
TechLaw Staff m e r y l Mahoney
Organization Address
Phone l(s30) 233-581 1
1800 West 12th Street
Summary
ontacted the Modoc National Forest office regarding an old bombing target. Kelly stated that Jeny ~ates (530) 233-8731 would be the person to speak to about this area and he was out of the office. at he took a message and will inform him that we will be in the area on Wednesday and Thursday, June 9 nd 10. 1999.
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TechLaw staff Gene Barber and Cheryl Mahoney met with A.H. Smith and discussed the site visits scheduled for the following day. On June 10, 1999, Mr. Smith and the TechLaw staff met with Jim Stout, Resources Manager, Goosenest Ranger District, to tour the former target area located in the Klamath [National Forest. Numerous fragments of practice bombs and rockets were found at the site. I site visit, without Mr. Stout, was also conducted at a reported target area in the Modoc National Forest. he exact target area was not located. Both of these areas may have been a part of the Siskiyou Bombing Range.
Mr. Smith evaluated both areas and will provide a copy of his report once it has been completed. More. details of the site visit will be provided in the INPR.
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Kathy stated that the library will loan copies of the microfilm to other libraries, she just needs a date range and the location of interest. There were several local papers published during the WWll era. A request I ill be made to the USACE librarian to request the microfilm.
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A visn was made to the museum in response to a suggestion made by the reference librarian at the Yreka Library. The only employee present at the museum stated that he was unaware of any items at the museum which related to WWII activity in the area. He recommended contacting the curator or one of the other people at the museum. Jim Stout from the Klamath National Forest later informed TechLaw that many items found at the bombing target were tumed into the museum for cataloging and storage. A.R. Smith, an ordnance expert with the USACE was informed of this fact and will be following up on this issue.
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Sam stated that the Klamath National Forest was onglnally part of the Shasta- I nnt National Forest and was created by an internal transfer in 1948. All real estate records for activities p; r i to 1948 would have remained with the Shasta office. He did not believe that any records for leases or agreements with DoD would still be in the files. He suggested contacting the Mount Shasta district office at (530) 926-4511 or the main office in Redding located at 2400 Washington Avenue, (530) 244-2978.
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rocket was discovered during a wildlife survey approximately 15 years ago and was removed by the DoD in Herlong. Mr. Stout escorted the group out to the site and many ordnance fragments were discovered. The site visit is discussed in detail in the INPR. Mr. Stout was familiar with the former target area in the Modoc National Forest from his time as a ranger there. He recalls finding what he believes were .50 caliber shells covering the area. The area was reportedly used for air to air gunnery practice. He provided directions to the site and stated that it might still be under water as the area floods when the snow melts. The second target area is reached by continuing on Highway 97 to State 161 towards Tule Lake and then on Highway 139 to the exit for road No. 46. The target is approximately 11.2 miles northeast from Highway 139.
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City, State, Zip Sacramento, CA 9582f Ir. Price called regarding the Calsltes database. He stated that hls office was unable to locate any formation on the site names provided. He stated that they record sites by the current names and ddresses and he would be willing to run a search for Region 1 sites if he were provided with this iformation. He noted that printed versions of the database are available for review and are located on le public counters at the regional offices. Each regional office has only the portion of the printout that pplies to that particular region.
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S. arren ca e WI e resu ts o er searc or In orma Ion on t e oc unnery Range. Sh Summary that she was unable to locate anything on the range, but she found some information on Kingsly Field and NAS Klamath Falls. There is a Wartime Unit History for Klamath compiled by the 13th Naval District and five boxes under property case files for NAS Klamath Falls. There is a real property case file on Kingsly Field and information on a Kingsly Field propane tank. Although they also have some information for the 13th Naval District from the Commandants records and from the Assistant Chief of Staff, most of this information pertains to NAS, Seattle.
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Contacted Kathy in response to her request for more information on microfilm of local newspapers 1 requested by the USACE library for review. After discussing the information desired, Kathy recommende Summary searching the Yreka newspaper, the Butte Valley Star, and the Doris Booster. She will ask her husband, who is involved with the Siskiyou Airport Commission, if he is aware of any former military activity in the area. She stated that the Siskiyou Airport was once a military airbase and there are still underground bunkers there. The records on the base during WWll are sparse and there may not be any information on, its use.
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Left a message regarding a record search for informationon the Modoc Gunnery Range and the Siskiyou Gunnery Range. Ms. Karren called and provided rewmrnendations for an additional records search at the National Archives in College Park. She stated that the best person to contact at College Park is Barry Zerby (301) 713-7250. He will know which records to check and he will also know what they have at the Navy Yard and if it is worth checking there. Susan stressed that you need to let Barry know that the Seattle archives have been contacted and they d not have any relevant records. The records on targets would probably be at a higher command level than the records contained in Seattle. The records may be at the level of the Chief of Naval Operations. Also check under the 13th Naval District as relating to NAS at Klamrnath and under either AFS Kingsley Field both in Oregon. They may be in RG18 and RG181 as well as others.
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Final LNPR - Siskiyou Bombing Range
POINTS OF CONTACT FOR SISKIYOU BOMBING RANGE
FEDERAL FACILITIES
U. S. Amy Corm o f Engineers

Bill Mullery Chief, DEW Section 1325 J Street Sacramento, CA 958 14 (9 16) 557-6944
:Mr.Mullery was aProject Manager for these reports and provided TechLaw with technical direction and
lbackground information.
Tom Carter Engineering Division 1325 J Street Sacramento, CA 958 14 (916) 557-7481
]Mr.Carter was a Project Manager for these reports and provided TechLaw with technical direction and
background information.
Mike Garrett Team Lead 1325 J Street Sacramento, CA 958 14 (916) 557-6880
Mr. Garrett was asked for input regarding content and format for the real estate sections of the Real I?roperty Reports. He provided input and suggestedthat TechLaw contact Lucy Ono for research into the TJSACE real estate files.
Clinton Huckins Safety Specialist, Ordnance and Explosives Monterey Project Office U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (408) 394- 1697
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Huckins provided ordnance information for these reports.
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Lucille Ono Realty Assistant 1325 J Street Sacramento, CA 958 14 (916) 557-5312 E-mail: lono@spk.usace.army.mil
Ms. Ono was contacted regarding all thirty sites. She was able to provide documents on several of the ,sites.
Arthur R. "A.R." Smith Safety Specialist, Ordnance and Explosives Monterey Project Office U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (408) 394-1676 E-mail: arsmith~,s~k.usace.armv.mil
Mr. Smith provided ordnance information for these reports. National Archives and Records Administration
Joe Sanchez Kathleen O9Connor Pacific Sierra Region 1000 Commodore Drive Pacific Center (SF) (NRHS) San ~ r & o ,CA 94066-2350 (650) 876-9018 E-mail: joseph.sanchez@sanbruno.nara.gov Ivlr. Sanchez and Ms. O'Conner conducted research on the sites and provided documents for review regarding DoD real estate acquisition, disposal, and operations. Copies ofrelevant records were made and copies of oversized maps were requested. Susan Karin Pacific Northwest Region 6125 Sand Point Way NE Seattle, WA 98 115 (206) 526-6501
Ms. Karin conducted research onmilitary activity in the Siskiyou and Modoc area, specifically for the Siskiyou Bombing Target, and provided information regarding the archive collection.
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Final INPR - Siskiyou Bombing Range Klamath National Forest
Jim Rock Klamath National Forest Headquarters 1312 Fairlane Road Yreka, CA 96097-9549 (530) 842-6131
Mr. Rock provided information regarding former DoD sites in the area. He recommended contacting the Goosenest Ranger District Office. Jim Stout Resource Officer Klamath National Forest, Goosenest Ranger District 37805 Highway 97 Macdoel, CA 96058 Mr. Stout provided informationregarding the Siskiyou Bombing Range and a target area with in Modoc National Forest. Mr. Stout also provided copies of photographs and drawings depicting ordnance found in the target area. Tom Farmer Klarnath National Forest, Goosenest Ranger District 37805 Highway 97 Macdoel, CA 96058 Mr. ~ a r m e r resident.
information on the sitebased on his personal knowledge of the area as a long time
Candy ~ooke-Slette Archeologist - filling in for Jim Rock until July 1, 1999 Klamath National Forest Headquarters 13 12 Fairlane Road Yreka, CA 96097-9549 (530) 841-4488
:Ms. Cook-Slette was unaware of any targets in the area.
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Final INPR - ~iski;ou Bombing Range
Sam Real Estate Department Klarnath National Forest Headquarters 13 12 Fairlane Road Yreka, CA 96097-9549
(530) 842-6131
Sam was contacted regarding the ownership history ofthe Klarnath National Forest and for information regarding leases. KlamathNational Forest was originally part of the Shasta-TrinityNational Forest and was created by an internal transfer in 1948.
STATE FACILITIES Department of Toxic Substances Control
Dave Price Hazardous Substances Scientist Region 1 1015 1 Croiden Way, Suite 3 Sacramento, CA 95827
(916) 255-3633
Mr. Price provided TechLaw with technical information on location and operations of the sites.
Jenny Harbour ~ e g i o n aOffice l 15 15 Tollhouse Road Clovis, CA 93612-3611

(209) 297-3905
Ibis. Harbour was provided with a list of sites in her region and asked to check state records for tank e em oval records. She reported that she was unable to locate any information regarding the sites.
COUNTY FACILITIES Sis&vou Countv Assessor ' Ofice s Clerk 3 11 Fourth Street Yreka, CA 96097 (530)
Relevant assessormaps and the names and mailing addresses of current owners were obtained for this site.
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Final INPR - Siskivou bomb in^ Range Siskivou Countv Recorder's Ofice Clerk 3 1 1 Fourth Street Yreka, CA 96097 (5 3 0)
The GrantorIGranteeIndex were searched for informationregarding condemnationactionsrelating to the Siskiyou Site.
LIBRARIES, MUSEUMS, AND HISTORICAL SOCIETIES Sis&vou Countv Library
Kathy Reference Librarian 7 19 4thStreet Yreka, CA 96097

Kathy searched the database for informationregarding the site. She recornrnendedreviewingback issues of local newspapers stored on microfilm. The reels ofmicrofilm we availablefor loan to the USACE's library.
Siskivou Countv Museum Unknown 9 10 S. Main Street Yreka, CA 96097 (530) 842-3868
The museum was contacted for information regarding the site. The employeepresent at the time was unaware of any information on the site located at the library.
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LVPR - Siskayou Bombing Range
1 View lookmg east .from the west side of the access road. The large juniper indicates the far eastern side of the target area.
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4 - View to the southwest edge of the target area. The large sage bushes establish the boundaries of the circular target area. Mt. Shasta is in the background.
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5 - Fragment of a bomb fin.
6 - Part of a hfrom a 500 1b general purpose p~-,ce bcUu.
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7 - MK5 miniature practice bomb located in an area with fragments from a wooden target.
8 Tail section of a 500 lb general purpose practice bomb.
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ZNPR - Siskiyou Bombing Range
9 Portion of a rocket located in the northeast area of the target.
10 - Portion of a rocket located in the northeast area of the target.
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EVPR - Siskryou Bombing Range
11 - Fragments of 500 lb general purpose practice bomb.
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13 - Back of the nose fiagment shown in Photograph 12 above.
14 - Cap on top of a 500 lb general purpose practice bomb.
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APPENDIX 4
NATIONAL ARCHIVES RESEARCH RESULTS

TECHLAW, INC.
The following National Archive Search Results Report is for research conducted under Task Order Nos. 19 and 20, and relates to the following sites:
California:
Fresno Fair Grounds (Basic Training Center No. 8) Madera Range (Bonadelle Ranch) Salinas Army Airfield Alder Peak Monterey Bombing Range Dive Bombing Target No. 5 Watsonville Rocket Range Klamath WSS Annex Big Lagoon Bombing Target Arcata Bombing Target Siskyou Bombing Range Dillon Beach Bombing Range Montezuma Slough Santa Rosa Federal Center Windsor POW Camp Outer Landing Field Cotati Stockton Ordnance Depot Gustine Site Adjacent to Range Gustine Bombing Range Vernalis Dive Bomb and Rocket Range Vernalis Bombing Target Bombing Target, Stanislaus NAAS Vernalis Machine Gun Range, Lake Chabot Livermore Outlying Field Livermore Gunnery Range NIR Repair Facility Naval Material Redistribution and Disposal Center
Archive Search Results
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Utah:
Wendover Bombing Range Fort Douglas Camp Kearn Clearfield Depot Tony Grove Convalescent Hill Military Air Force Base
Nevada:
Aerial Gunnery Range No. 4 Torpedo and Bombing Range Tonopah Bombing Range Lovelock Range (Humbolt AAF) Lovelock South Gunnery Range Lovelock North Gunnery Range
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES RESEARCH RESULTS

TECHLAW, INC.
The following records were reviewed at the National Archives Rocky Mountain Region in Denver, Colorado on April 30 through May 13, 1999 for the Utah Sites:
RG 21, Records of District Courts of U.S.; Boxes 70 and 71: District of Utah Civil Case Files, 19381953, Cases 564-570 (Clearfield)
File Name: Case 570, U.S. vs. 21.656 Acres, et al. in Davis County, Naval Supply Depot at Clearfield (nine folders) Motion and Order Bringing in Additional Parties Judgment and Amended Judgment of Condemnation and Order of Immediate Possession Order of Immediate Possession Declaration of Taking with Property Ownership Map Petitions Stipulations and Judgments re: easements (Note: No complaint or responses contained in files) 2. File Name: Case 570, U.S. vs. 2 1.656 Acres, et al. in Davis County (twenty-two folders) (Each file pertains to individual parcels and tracts) Judgments Petitions Motions Waivers and Consents (re: easements for storm drain and ditch)
RG 21, Records of District Courts of U.S., Box 47: District of Utah Civil Case Files, 1938-1953; Cases 356-362, Entry 6 (Clearfield)
1. File Name: Case 362. U.S. vs. 841.33 Acres, et al. of Land in Davis County, Clearfield Naval Supply Depot
09- 12-42 Declaration of Taking 09- 16-42 Judgment on Declaration of Taking 09- 15-42 Supplemental Petition on Declaration of Taking Amended Declaration of Taking 0542 Property map listing owners Orders and Summons (Note: No complaint or responses contained in files)
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File Name: Case 362, Tracts 1, 56, US. vs. 841.33 Acres, et al. Denver and Rio Grande Western RR Co. Amended Judgment Orders Findings of Fact
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File Name: Case 362, Tract 2 Parcel 2, (Crops), Findings of Fact and Judgment (Layton Sugar)
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File Name: Case 362, Tracts 3 and 4 General correspondence Release of Mortgage
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File Name: Case 362, Tract 5 General correspondence
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File Name: Case 362 Motion and Order, Parcels 6,7, 8,9, and 10 (crops) Findings of Fact Petition for Condemnation
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File Name: Case 362, Tract 10 Motion and Order (crops) Findings of Fact and Judgment Order Settling Account and Authorizing Execution of Releases
RG 21, Records of District Courts of the US., District of Utah, Civil Case Files 1938-1953, Box 62: Case 461, Entry 6 (Kearns Small Arms Range)
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File Name: U.S. vs. 3.888.066 Acres in Salt Lake County, UT and Nellie R. Wan, et al. (nine folders) Judgment on Fourth Supplemental Declaration of Taking Fourth Supplemental Declaration of Taking First, Second, Third Amended Answers Judgment on Declaration of Taking No. 1 Declaration of Taking No. 1, with Tract maps
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Orders of Dismissal Order of Condemnation and For Immediate Possession Judgments Petitions Notices to Extend Lease Summons General Legal Motions to Dismiss (Note: No complaint or responses in file) 2. File Name: Case 461 (nine folders), Tracts 56,59,60-62,63,68,64,71, 85, 87,95, 113 Decree Quitting Title, Tracts 85 and 87 (small arms range known as Bacchus Replacement Center) Judgments Stipulations Answer and counterclaim (arguments for losing farming capabilities and crop damage) Answer (Tracts 59-64,68, and 71) Notice of Lease Termination (Tracts 85 and 87) RG 121, Accession No. 8NS-121-95-124, Box 790659,l of 1,49/28/5:4, (Note: According to the finding aid, this box was to contain a file on Tony Grove; however, no such file was found.) RG 270, Real Property Disposal 1939-1962, Accession No. 270-57A542 and 270-62A757, Box 43 (Ft. Douglas) 1. File Name: Ft. Douglas, SLC (W-Utah-2 1) Quitclaim Release Correspondence re: property Real Property Classifications Disposal Advice Action Reports Site map with designated areas Transmittals General correspondence (Note: Gene Barber reviewed the remainder of the box and determined that TechLaw had obtained substantial documentation for this Site.)
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File Name: Ft. Douglas Military Reservation, SLC County, UT (4) Classification and Surplus Data Real Property Classification Declaration of Surplus WAA 1005 Property Map Transmittals Duplications of Folder 1 File Name: Ft. Douglas Reservation, Ft. Douglas UT-21 (5), Property Management Permit for building use to University of Utah File Name: Ft. Douglas Military Reservation, SLC County, UT, UT 21 (6) Final Disposition, 1 of2 Quitclaim Deeds with map Deeds of Release Transmittal correspondence Consent Instrument re: lease by Kennecott Copper for buildings Acquisition of buildings RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. NN-372-195, Box 42: Vanadium and Camp Kearns Real Property Case Files, 1940-1946 1. File Name: U.S. Vanadium Co., AAF Overseas Replacement Depot, Camp Kearns (several folders) Appraisal Report, Land and Buildings with maps and aerial photograph Report of Appraisal of Surplus Property (Note: Gene Barber reviewed this box after its initial review and determined that TechLaw had obtained substantial documentation pertaining to this Site.) RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. NN-372-195, Box 43: Overseas Replacement, Camp Kearns Real Property Case Files, 1940-1946 1. File Name: AAF Overseas Replacement Depot, Camp Kearns Disposal Data; Acquisition and Classification; Property Management; Leases; Permits; Contracts (several folders)
(Note: Gene Barber in~tructed~not obtain additional documentation for Camp Kearns.) to
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RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. NN-372-195, Box 59: WE Griffith, Utah General Depot, Real Property Case Files, 1940-1946 (Camp Kearns) 1. File Name: WAA; Utah General Depot; Utah General Sub-Depot; W.E. Griffith; Loan Agency, Property Records, Plancor 30 (several folders)
(Note: Gene Barber instructed not to obtain additional documentation for Camp Kearns) RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. NN-372-195, Box 72: Bushnell, SLC, Kearns Real Property Case Files, 1940-1946 (Camp Kearns) 1. File Name: Bushnell General Hospital, SLC AAF and AAB; SLC Sub-Depot; Utah Ordnance Plant (six folders) Index cards of buildings for sale with descriptions, use, size, and costs RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. NN-372-195, Boxes 29,30,31,32,33,34,35: Bushnell General Hospital, Brigham City, Utah (Note: No documents pertain to Tony Grove Convalescent Hospital in Cache County; Bushnell Hospital is 26 miles from Logan, UT. Box contains hospital information only.) RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 270-57A542 and 270-62A757, Boxes 11,12,13: Bushnell Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1939-1962 (Note: No documents pertain to Tony Grove Convalescent Hospital. Box contains Bushnell Hospital information only.) RG 270, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. NN-372-195 (8NS-270-95-114), Boxes 28,36,37,38, 39,40,41: Utah Real Property Case Files, 1940-1946 1. File Name: SLC Sub-Depot; Utah Oil Refining; Columbia Steel Co.; Utah General Sub-Depot; Utah Ordnance Plant; U.S. Vanadium, Metals Reserve Co.
(Note: These boxes were requested in error according to the finding aid. The correct box numbers are 29, 30,31,32,33,34, and 35, and RG 270, Boxes 11, 12, 13.) RG 291, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 8NN-291-90-018, Box 729980: Utah Sites (Clearfield and Wendover) 1. File Name: N-Utah,4 14A-11 Acres, Clearfield, UT
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File Name: Clearfield Mailing List Report of Excess, Former POW Area 07- 16-58 Quitclaim Deed 07-16-58 Real Property Transaction Advice Valuation of Property at SW corner of Supply Depot Determination of Surplus Supplemental Petition and Declaration of Taking Civil No. 362 Indentures for Right-of-way, road widening Declaration of Taking Pole Line Easement Transmission Line Easement Right-of-way Easement Bid Invitations Correspondence File Name: N-Utah-414C, 22 Acres and Improvements, Clearfield (two folders) Correspondence (re: 21.288 acres excessed at Supply Depot; Government retained 160 of 825 acres) Determination of Surplus 06-08-61 Report of Excess Attorney Title Report Excess Property Map Cooperative Agreement with Navy and Davis Soil Conservation District Disposal Report 4 1 12-14-61 Withdrawal of Report of Excess Additional Civil Case 362 files File Name: D-Utah40 1A, Wendover AFB (three folders) Excess buildings, AFB only File Name: D-Utah-401D, Wendover Bombing and Gunnery Range File Name: D-Utah-401D, Wendover Mailing List, Bid Information Real Property Transaction Advice Quitclaim Deed Correspondence re: value of land Drawing of sold property, including a portion of bombing range Title Report
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Surplus Classification Title and value information 1952 Real Estate map with tract register of Wendover Bombing and Gunnery Range Correspondence re: property bids
RG 291, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 291-63B0414, Box 486148,33/7/112 (Ft. Douglas)
(Note: Gene Barber reviewed the box of Ft. Douglas files and determined that TechLaw had obtained substantial documentation for this Site. However, the dates contained within this file may determine future review.)
RG 291, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 8NN-291-90-018, Box 729978,l of 4 (Hill AFB, Wendover, Clearfield)
File Name: Utah, 421A, Hill AFB, Utah File Name: Utah, 421A, Hill AFB, Utah Determination of Surplus (buildings only, for offsite use, sold to State of Utah for National Guard Report of Excess (dorms) Report of Excess (structures) Miscellaneous correspondence Offers of availability of buildings File Name: N-Utah, 414A, Clearfield Determination of Surplus (Naval Supply Depot formerly used as POW camp; portion of depot) Report of Excess Real Property with legal description (dated copy) Easement Indenture for highway Rights-of-way Easements for power Master Shore Station Development Plan 1958 Demolition of two elevated water tanks File Name: D-Utah, 40 1D, Wendover AFB (GSA Control Number) Handwritten notes (re: acquisition of 6,092.41 acres for Bombing and Gunnery Range; indicates that land was actually never used for anything Title Information Deed Information 1957 Excess Information Report of Excess Real Property (indicates that no bombing or gunnery operations occurred there) Teletypes and carbon copies Offers of availability of land (duplicates)
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RG 291, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 8NN-291-90-018, Box 729983,331714:6 1. File Name: Bushnell Hospital, 79 1949, Brigham City, UT
(Note: This box contains hospital information only.) RG 291, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 8NN-291-90-018, Box 456023,3 of 4,331713:2 (Wendover AFB) 1. File Name: D-Utah, 40 1F, 2.0 Acres, Wendover
(Note: The area covers a portion of the Air Force Auxiliary Field (AFAF); land acquired for WAC housing; in the town of Wendover near the north boundary of the AFB; unused since 1945. These files were not relevant.) RG 291, Real Property Disposal, Accession No. 8NN-291-90-018 (291-63B0414), Box 31486148, 3317/1:2 (Wendover) 1. File Name: Wendover Air Force Auxiliary Field, 9-D-UT-401H Wendover, Utah Disposal Chronology (no reference to bombing range) 05-8 1 Inspection and Appraisal Report (references a joint-use agreement with Hill AFB and Wendover for Government-owned and city-owned reservoir and pipelines. The history indicates that the AF Base was under the jurisdiction of Air Material Command in 1949-1954, except the Gunnery School, located five miles NE of the base, declared excess by Strategic Command.) 11-80 Appraisal Report, Area C- 1- Wendover AFAF (Note: Additional files in this box pertain to Ft. Douglas, which Gene Barber instructed not to be reviewed further.) The following records were reviewed at the National Archives in Laguna Niguel, California on June 2 and 3,1999 for the Naval Material Redistribution and Disposal Center, Torrance CA, also known as the Torrance Annex of the Navy Supply Center, Long Beach (later San Pedro): RG 21, Records of the District Court of the U.S. for the Southern District of CA, Central Division Box 809: Civil Case Nos. 4857-4867,1938-1950 3. File Name: Civil Case No. 4863-M
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Documents Obtained: May 1945 Declaration of Taking (includes property map) October 1945 Complaint October 1945 Letters of Authority Additional Documents in Files: Lis Pendens Order on Petition of Defendants (for payment) Petition of Defendants Receipts in Satisfaction of Judgment - Parcels 1 and 2 Stipulation for Judgment - Parcels 1 and 2 Final Judgment and Decree in Condemnation - Parcels 1 and 2 Summons Petition to dismiss Defendants Petition for Closing Action Order Closing Action Attorney Certificate Waiver of Compensation Stipulations Judgments to Stipulations RG 77, Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers - LA District, Box 91: CA Military Land Acquisition Files, 1849-1994 1. File Name: Torrance Annex Naval Supply Center, CA, REPR 1974 February 1974 Real Estate Planning Report for Torrance Annex of the Navy Supply Center, Long Beach Annex RG 181, Records of Shore Establishments and Naval Districts, llth District, Records of the Commandant's Office, File Codes: L6-2 through L9, Box 230 1. File Name: L-8-2(c), 1945-1946 1944-1946 Correspondence
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RG 181, Records of Shore Establishments and Naval Districts, llth District, Records of the Commandant's Office, File Codes: NT2-4 through NT4-4 (SD), 1945-1946, Box 500 Note: Box predominantly contains documents pertaining to San Diego facilities. 1. File Name: NT2-4 (San Pedro) 1946 Correspondence pertaining to Torrance Annex RG 181, Records of Shore Establishments and Naval Districts, llth District, Records of the Commandant's Office, File Code: NT, Box 504 Note: Box predominantly contains documents pertaining to San Diego Supply Depot, Fallbrook, Seal Beach, Port Hueneme, Barstow, and other facilities. 1. File Name: NT4-93-NSD San Pedro, 1947 1946-1950 Correspondence and Inspection Reports RG 181, Records of Shore Establishments and Naval Districts, llth District, Records of the Commandant's Office, File Code: NT, Boxes 497,498,499,501,502,503 Note: No relevant information; boxes contain files pertaining to San Diego Supply Depot, Fallbrook, Seal Beach, Port Hueneme, Barstow, Hawthorne, NV, Elk Hills Fuel Depot, and San Pedro Fuel Annex. RG 181, Records of Shore Establishments and Naval Districts, llth District, Records of the Commandant's Office, File Codes: X=Ordnance, XI=Ammunition, X/Gen=Explosive Ordnance, Boxes 334 and 335 Note: No relevant information; box contains files pertaining to El Toro, San Diego, and Seal Beach ammunition storage and disposal and mine squadrons.
Prior to this research, Bill Doty, the archivist at the National Archives, checked RG 77 Land Acquisition Files, RG 270 WAA Real Property Files, RG 92 Quartermaster files, and Plancor lists for any mention of this Site, the correct name of which was unknown at the time. The Navy File Code Manual was reviewed for applicable codes to locate possible relevant material. The Navy Commandant's records pertain to all locations in the State of California. The following codes were located as possibly relevant to the research:
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Key Word: Supplies, Bureau of: NT - Centers, Naval NT - Depots, Naval L8 - Supply Operations 0s - Supply Corps Key Word: Material L8-11 - Classification of L8-10 - Naval Supply Accounts L8-9 - Appropriation L8 - Abandonment of Materials L8-2 - Annual Supply Requisitions F23 - Airship Material JJU Material
Key Word: Ordnance X - Ordnance, Specialized Key Word: Fuel L8 - Allowances NT - Annexes NT - Naval Depots The following records were reviewed at the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, MO in 1999 for the Utah, Nevada and California sites: RG018, Accession No. 018-494-6035, Location 04-42-27-F-3, Box 4/27 Target and Bombing Ranges in Florida, Texas, Alabama, Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma Merced Army Airfield Chico AAF Stockton AAF Minor structures Water, sewer, fire prevention Cable, telegram, telephone RGOl8, Accession No. 018-57-1-3001, Location 08-17-24-1-5, Box 1 of 1 Tonopah documents Chico Field documents Hill Field, 'salt Lake City Reno Ontario
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Las Vegas Oregon Camp Pinedale Van Nuys Airport Sanitary Monthly Reports pertaining to various bases Boeing Field Paine Field Spokane Army Air Base Geiger Field Great Falls AAF Salem AAB Pocatello AAB Hughes Airfield
RG018, Accession No. 018-57-H-3001, Location 08-17-23-5-1, Box 1 of 23
Tonopah information; references Kearns, Wendover, Camp Beale, and Ft. Douglas Bodega Bay Long Beach disposal Van Nuys Metro Airport Ogden, UT Reno Air Base Montana Lemoore Army Airfield Salt Lake City Airbase McChord Field, Tacoma, WA Idaho Air National Guard Soda Lake Cadiz Lake Air to Ground Gunnery Range and Sonic Scoring Targets Gowen Field Moving, Idaho Target Range Oregon, Washington, and LA Gunnery Ranges Declaration of Excess Lockheed real estate permits
Tonopah Tubbs Pt. Reyes property description - Drakes Bay McChord AFB Hamilton Field Lookout Mountain, LA La Jolla AWS Station
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Luke Field Oregon Washington Real estate at Birds Landing, Solano County Tucson Albuquerque Riverside Project estimates for March Field
RG018, Accession No. 018-57-H-3001, Location 08-17-23-5-5, Box 3 of 23: 1941

Wendover Bombing Ranch Tubbs Island Ground Gunnery RangeIAerial Gunnery Range Fresno Bombing Range (differs from fairgrounds) Tonopah Bombing Range Construction, acquisition of land, Hamilton Field Oklahoma Bombing and Gunnery Ranges Great Salt Plains Bombing and MG Range, OK Fort Muachuca, AZ Myrtle Beach Bombing Range, CA Las Cruces Bombing Range, NM Epharta Bombing Range, Washington Muroc Bombing Field maps Muroc Bombing Range Bolling Field Bombing and Gunnery Range, Riverside, CA Oklahoma City Ordnance Storage Facility map Albuquerque, NM Bombing and Gunnery Range map Practice Bombing Range, Tucson, AZ Fresno Air Base
RG018, Accession No. 018-57-H-3001, Location 08-17-23-7-1, Box 7 of 23: Fourth Air Force
Hamilton Field Gunnery Range Tonopah Gunnery Range Madera Bombing Range AAF regional hospitals and convalescent centers Squaw Valley Rifle Range

Grand Central Tonopah Ft. Douglas
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Correspondence re: leases of AAF and bombing ranges AAA Los Angeles Salinas Lemoore Bakersfield Bomb Dump 602.1 Notices of surplus facilities 6 11 Roads, runways Salt Lake City RG018, Accession No. 018-57-H-3001, Location 08-17-23-9-3, Box 14 of 23 Madera Gunnery Range Tonopah construction at airfield Chico Tubbs Island RG018, Accession No. 018-57-H-3001, Location 08-17-24-F-5, Box 21 of 23 Fourth Air Force bomb targets Grand Central Air Terminal control tower Tonopah Bombing Range RG018, Accession No. 018-57-H-3001, Location 08-17-24-1-1, Box 22 of 23: Fourth Air Force Lease Invoice Transmittals Kearns, Utah Griffith Park Tonopah Bombing Range Air to Ground Gunnery Range, Guadalupe, CA Madera Bombing Range Bodega Bay Gunnery Range Tonopah Gunnery Range Drakes Bay, Kearns, Utah Muroc Lake Target Area Geiger Field Range, WN BodegaBay Santa Rosa Tonopah Victorville-Visalia Airbase Apron, landing lights, strips Air traffic control towers Buildings and grounds Geigerfield
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Hamilton Field Kirkland Field, March Field, Kearns, Utah McChord Merced Field Camp Pinedale Roswell Field Plans and projects Plans and specs Inspections and supervision Operation care and maintenance Alternators Records and reports: fires and other Acquisition of real property Acquisition by purchase Transfer Licenses, permits, and easements Leases and loans Disposition of real property Mountowens Rifle Range Moses Lake Air to Ground Gunnery Range, WN Ephrata Air to Ground Gunnery Pattern Range, WN Salinas Army Air Rifle Range Mount Owens Rifle Range, Clovis, CA Pooman Gunnery Range at March Field Gowen Aerial Range, OR Craters of the Moon Range SE Oregon Aerial Gunnery Range Central Oregon Aerial Gunnery Range Stockton Army Airfield
RG342, Accession No. 342-50F-4003, Location No. 6-3-45-5-1, Box 19/31
Tonopah leases Layout blueprint Chico Morton Air Academy Plancor 861, Blythe, CA Radio and Wireless information Victorville Cable Systems Santa Ana Fire Alarms BombingIGunnery Arizona
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Las Vegas - Sheet Mountain Gunnery Range, Sunrise Mountain Gunnery Range Mather San Bernardo Kirtland Field Indian Springs, Nevada Gasoline and Oil Fueling Distribution and Storage System for Airfields
RG342, Accession No. 342-50F-4003, Location No. 6-3-45-5-5, Box 21/31 Lovelock Chico Grand Central Air Terminal Oregon Texas Moffett Field Visalia Airport photographs Santa Ana Airport photographs Coaling, CA photographs Marana, Arizona Las Vegas Gunnery Range Montana Santa Ana Flying schools Yuma, Arizona Kingman, Arizona Lemoore Auxiliary fields Victorville Bombing Range Merced AAF The following records were reviewed at the National Archives Pacific Sierra Region in San Bruno, CA in 1999 for the Utah, California, and Nevada sites: RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 40
1.
File Name: Civil Case No. 338, U.S. vs. Certain Parcels of Land in County of Washoe Pyramid Lake Civil Case No. 339, land in Dixie Valley Target No. 21 (may be Lovelock) vs. Certain Parcels of Land E.S. Berney et al. or Copperied Iron Mines, Inc., et al.
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RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 40: Civil Case Files 1938-1970 1. File Name: 4425 Vernalis RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 77 1. File Name: 47 19 Vernalis No. 6 Complaint and Dismissal RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 98: Civil Case Files 1938-1970,5010-5034 1. 2. File Name: 5027 File Name: 5028 Petalurna Gustine RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 101: Civil Case Files 1938-1970,5079-5086 Jenner Condemnation RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 143: Civil Case Files 1938-1967,140-146 1. File Name: 22 191-S Fresno RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 162 2. File Name: 22 191-S Monterey RG21, U.S. District Court Files, Box 162 1. File Name: 305438 Monterey civil documents
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RG95, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Box 11: Alpha Series 1954-1958 1. File Name: 0-Cooperation Western Air Defense Force Lookout stations - observation of aircraft RG95, Accession No. 9NS-5-095-93-012, Box 12
1.
File Name: L-Exchange - Modoc (Siskiyou #21) Barton, W.B.
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-001, Box 29: Real Property disposal Project Files, 1945-1951
1.
File Name: Salinas Army Air Base, 11-26 Assignment Folder Correspondence re: disposal of land taken by Government for Salinas Airport Correspondence re: reconversion of rubber experimental plant Oversized map titled Salinas Army Air Base, General Plan
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-002, Box 1: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1945-1951 1. File Name: FCA 11-73lWA-Calif.-270, 01 Assignment, Hunter Liggett Military Reservation Sale of Hunter-Liggett Reservation 2. File Name: FCA 11-73/WA-Calif.-270, Hunter-Liggett 02 Appraisal, Survey, Maps and Facility Plans Map of Hunter-Liggett 3. File Name: FCA 11-73lWA-Calif.-270,03 Advertising Hunter Liggett
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-002, Box 2: Real Property Disposal Property Files, 1945-1951 Hunter-Liggett Military Reservation RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-002, Box 3: Real Property Disposal Property Files, 1945-1951 Hunter-Liggett disposal and post-disposal correspondence
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RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-002, Box 4: Real Property Disposal Property Files, 1945-1951
Hunter-Liggett Victorville Bombing Range
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. Property Disposal Project Files, 1945-1952
1. File Name: Vernalis Labor Camp and General 1953 Real Property Transaction Advice 1953 Correspondence re: confirmation of sale of 5 1.7 acres of property 2. File Name: Vemalis Labor Camp, 2: Appraisal May 1953 Valuation Report, 5 1.7 acres Aerial photos Property and building description 3. File Name: Vemalis Labor Camp, 3: Disposal Invitation for Bids for 5 1.7 acres Bid correspondence 4. File Name: Vernalis Labor Camp, 4: Acquisition and Classification Surplus Real Property Classification, 5 1.7 acres Report of Excess Real Property; US. purchased land in 1943 5. 6.
85-004, Box 72: Rea
File Name: Vernalis Labor Camp, 5: Property Management (empty folder) File Name: Vernalis Labor Camp, 6: Final Disposition May 1953 and June 1953 Quitclaim Deed
7.
File Name: Vernalis Labor Camp, Bid Folder Bid information
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RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-007, Box 2: San Francisco Regional Office Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1947-1957
1. File Name: Arcata Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Arcata, CA (three folders) Disposal of NAAS Arcata: pyrotechnic magazine, small arms magazine, high explosive magazine, rocket assembly building, arms storage, underground storage tank Deed listing buildings and personal property Certificates of Title Condemnation documents for NAAS Arcata Encroachment permit Revocable permit
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-008, Box 26: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1950-1957
1. File Name: Navy Action to Recapture, NAAS and Sea Plane Base, Eureka, CA 06-06-1 949 Quitclaim Deed from WAA to City of Eureka 12-09-1947 Quitclaim Deed from WAA to city of Eureka 2. File Name: Navy Action to Recapture, NAAS, Hollister, CA Correspondence 12-09-1947 Quitclaim Deed from WAA to City of Hollister 03-08- 1949 Quitclaim Deed from WAA to City of Hollister 3. File Name: Navy Action to Recapture, Watsonville Municipal Airport 07-24-1 948 Supplemental Bill of Sale from WAA to City of Watsonville 07- 13-1948 Instrument of Transfer from WAA to City of Watsonville 10-17-1947 Quitclaim Deed 4. File Name: Army Action to Recapture, Various Facilities Arizona facilities
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File Name: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1950-1957 Yreka Post Office NAAF and Sea Plane Base Navy Auxiliary Fields: Holtsville, Del Mar, Lompoc, Hollister, Santa Barbara Airport, Watsonville Municipal Airport
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RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-009, Box 6: San Francisco Regional Office Real Property Disposal Files, 1950-1959 1. File Name: C-Calif-448, Vernalis Labor Camp, Vernalis, CA (PBA-SRE-CAL- 108), Surplus (Pertinent Paper to RPDD-3-27-1953) Prisoner of War Camp 2. File Name: I-Calif-442, Gustine Housing Camp, Gustine, CA, Surplus Returned to Agency Sale of Government property by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 3. File Name: T-Calif-445 and T-Calif-445A, U S . Coast Guard Loran Station, Point Arena
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-009, Box 7: Real Property Disposal Files, 1950-1959 1. File Name: C-Calif-448, Vemalis Labor Camp, Vernalis, Calif (PBA-SRE-CAL-108), Surplus (Pertinent Papers to RPDD-3-27- 1953) Aerial photographs Drawings of labor camp, 250-man Prisoner of War camp 2. 3. File Name: V-Calif-456,456-B and C, Veterans Administration Hospital, Livermore File Name: D-Calif-449 and D-Calif-449B, Beale AFB Excess Property, Building T-733 1 RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-85-009, Box 13: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1950-1959 1. 2. File Name: T-Calif-637, Trinidad Headlight Station, Trinidad, CA File Name: T-Calif-638, Monterey Lifeboat Station, Monterey, CA Diesel oil clarifier building Portion of fuel distribution system 3. File Name: N-Calif-639, Naval Air Station, Alameda, CA Building disposal
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4.
File Name: N-Calif-658, Naval Air Station, Oakland, CA Disposal of Lighter-than-Air Area at Oakland Hawaii
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-86-002, Box 36: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1952-1960 1. File Name: N-Calif. 682, Former NAAS Vernalis Completion Date, March 7, 1960
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-87-001, Box 6: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1945-1961, Appraisal Case Files 1. File Name: Naval Outlying Field Cotati Appraisal, 1 of 2 Appraisal for Government sale in 1958 Site location maps
2.
File Name: Naval Outlying Field, Cotati Appraisal, 2 of 2 Appraisal information Site maps Mather AFB, portion of Santa Rosa Naval Outlying Field
RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-87-001, Box 10: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1945-1961 1. 2. 3. File Name: I-Calif-648, Delano Camp No. 1, Delano, Kern County File Name: N-Calif-653, Portion of Naval Industrial Reserve Shipyard, San Pedro (three folders) File Name: N-Calif-658-B, U.S. Naval Air Station (Portion), Oakland, Appraisal 1-4 Disposal of portion of NAS Oakland Development plans RG121, Records of the Public Building Service, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 32: 1961-1969 1. File Name: N-Calif-687, Naval Industrial Reserve Repair Facility, Oakland, CA, Appraisal Report, 1 of 2 Completion Report: Hurby Marine Works became Industrial Reserve Repair Facility
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2.
File Name: Appraisal Report, 2 of 2 Appraisals of NIR Facility, Oakland
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Box 2: Public Works 1. File Name: Monterey, February 1942 to June 1946 Monterey Auxiliary Airfield Gunnery Range information RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Box 0294: 1942: A85 to 1947: A17-28 Alien activity Medical examiners RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Box 0295: 1942: A17-24 to 1947: QBlL16-9 Pensions Merchant vessels Commercial radio communications RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Box 0296: 1942: A17-22 to 1947: A20 Convicts Miscellaneous correspondence Transportation of explosives over bridges RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Box 0297: 1942: A17-6 to 1947: Yerba Buena Security Prison Activities Subpoenas RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Box 0307: 1942: A94 to 1947: A17 Monthly reports Court materials
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RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Box 0308: 1942: A85 to 1947: A17-28 No relevant material RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-58-3197, Boxes 0309 and 0310 Commandant's Coded Administrative Records, 1942-1947 No relevant material RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 1: 12'h Naval District Airbases, Acquisition Files 1. File Name: Tomales and Pt. Reyes Correspondence re: target areas Petaluma RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 1 of 10: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: 529- 1, Targets, Training Aids (1 95 1- 1%8), Outlying Fields General, Antioch, Petaluma, 1 of 2 Wendover Vernalis Target Target Baker 4-5,6,8 BealeIAFB Bombing Range cleanup Bombing Target at Great Salt Lake Fallon Knoxville, CA 2. File Name: 529-1, ~ h ~ e tTraining Aids, 1951-1958, Outlying Fields General, Antioch, s, Petaluma, 2 of 2 Vernalis Drakes Bay Point Pinos Abbotts
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3.
File Name: 529- 1(I), Targets, Training Aids, Moffett Field, January 1952-1953 School on base Saline Valley
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 2 of 10: Airbase Acquisition Files, 1942-1958
1.
File Name: 529- l(1) Targets, Training Aids, Vernalis, January 1951-December 1955 Crows Landing Bombing Targets (Stanislaus target?)
2.
File Name: N1- l3(2), Acquisition of Lands, Arcata, December 1942-January 1950, 1-3 Cotati Trinidad Monterey ArcataNAAS
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 3 of 10: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958
1.
File Name: N 1- l3(2), Acquisition of Lands, Fallon No. 4, January 1949 Fallon disposal files
1.
File Name: N 1- l3(2), Acquisition of Lands, Lovelock, April 1943 Target area map List of leases Outlying Field
2.
File Name: N 1- l3(2), Acquisition of Lands, Fallon No. 2, January-April 1947, 1-2 Fallon Moffett acquisition file
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1.
File Name: N1-13(2), Acquisition of Lands, Monterey No. 2, July 1946, 1-3 Monterey NAAS buildings and equipment Moffett
1.
File Name: N 1- 13(2), Acquisition of Lands, Monterey No. 1, February 1942-June 1946, 1-3 Acquisition of NAAS Monterey
1.
File Name: N1-13(2), Acquisition of Lands, Watsonville No. 2, January 1946 NAAS Watsonville
RGl81, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 8 of 10: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958
1.
File Name: N1-13(2), Acquisition of Lands, Watsonville No. 2, January l946,3 of 3 NAAS Watsonville, equipment
2.
File Name: N 1- l3(2), Acquisition of Lands, Watsonville No. 1, July 1942-December 1945, 1-2 NAAS Watsonville
3.
File Name: N 1- 1, Renewal of Leases, OLF, January 1956-December 1957
List of leases Note: Crows Landing Targets may be same as Vernalis or Gustine FallonISahwave (Lovelock)
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4.
File Name: N1- 1(1), Lands and Leases, OLF, General, January 1956-December 1957 Cotati Arcata Vernalis
5.
File Name: N1- l(1) Lands and Leases, OF, General, January 1958 Cotati Quitclaim Deed Moffett
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 9 of 10: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: Arcata, Acquisition of Land, January 1951-December 1955, 1 of 2 , 2 of 2 Landing aids experiment station, Arcata AAS Arcata lease references Fallon AFBIOLF RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 10 of 10: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1.
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File Name: Monterey, January 1956-December 1957, January 1951-December 1955 Map of proposed dancer area Acquisition of lands, Moffett
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 1of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: NT/Oakland,General, July 1956-June 1958 Army Air Terminal storage RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 2 of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: NTIOaklandlGeneral Naval hospital leases
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RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Boxes 7 and 8 of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: Treasure Island Disposal
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 9 of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. 2. File Name: N1-l/Inyo, ONR Lab, White Mountain File Name: N1-1IPickle Meadows
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 10 of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: NNAlameddGeneral and Disposal
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 11 of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 1. File Name: NNFallon/Disposal, January 1959-June 1960 (17 folders) NAS Fallon OU leasing
2.
File Name: NDINaval Districts Saline Valley Air to Air Gunnery Range with legal description
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-61-0096), Box 12 of 12: Airbase Real Estate Acquisition Files, 1942-1958 NAIFallon Disposal NNCrows Landing Disposal Airfield information only RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 1of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960 1. 2. 3. File Name: NNAlameddGeneral, 1958, 1 of 2 , 2 of 2 File Name: General 1959 File Name: Crows Landing/General, 1952-1956, 1 of 2 Alameda NAS buildings Correspondence re: Target Bravo No. 2 1 and No. 16 (no maps)
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Crows Landing drainage or pond on Crows ALF Crows Landing acquisition of property for low-flying aircraft practice of carrier landing Oil and gas drilling
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 3 of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960
File Name: NNCrows LandingIGeneral, January 1959-December 1960, 1 of 3 , 2 of 3 , 3 of 3 File Name: CrowsIAcquisition of Land to June 1957, 1 of 2 , 2 of 2 File Name: NALF Crows Landing File Name: Crows Landing Disposals, December 1955-December 1959, 1 of 2 Correspondence re: Easement through B.T. No. 3 Navy leases Pipeline easement Flight clearance easements Claire Rose land, Beltran land, acquisition Project No. 181, flight safety clearance program Declaration of Taking Interrogatories Avigation clearance Continuance of rail service for fueling, spur track Minutes from hearing before committee on airfield services
1. 2. 3.
4.
5.
File Name: NAICrows Landing Disposals, December 1955-December 1959,2 of 2 File Name: Disposal 1960 File Name: Leases and Permits, October 1951-December 1955, 1 of 2 File Name: Leases and Permits, 2 of 2 File Name: Crows-PG&E, December 1953-December 1958,l of 2,2 of 2 Irrigation pipeline easement, Pan Am (United Airlines using Crows) Easements Agricultural leases Rental payments for agricultural leases Easement for transmission line Relocation of transmission line
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RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 5 of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960 1. File Name: NNCrows LandinglRose Condemnation Condemnation of land for flight safety clearance for Project No. 181 (duplicate) RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 6 of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960 1. File Name: NNFallon, General, 1956, 1-2 Targets Baker 3 and 4, near Crows Landing (may be Vernalis target)
2.
File Name: NNFallon, General, 1956, 1 of 2 NAS Fallon
3.
File Name: NNFallon, General, Folders 1-4 Tonopah Sahwave target (may be Lovelock) Fallon
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 7 of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960 1. File Name: NNFallon, General, January-December 1958 Sahwave Range (may be Lovelock) Fallon 2. File Name: NNFallon, General, January-June 1959, 1-2 News article Fallon 3. File Name: NAIFallon, General, January-December 1958, 1-3 Target maps
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RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 8 of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960 1. File Name: NNFallon, General, July-December 1959, 1-2 Expansion of Fallon and Targets Baker No. 2 1, 17,20, 19, 16 2. File Name: NNF/WTN(R), December 1956-December 1957 Sohwave (Lovelock) 3. File Name: NNFallon WTA (Range), 1 of 3 Sohwave (Lovelock) Mineral and mining claims Animal control
4.
File Name: NAIFallon WTA (Range), 2 of 3 and 3 of 3 Sohwave (Lovelock)
5.
File Name: NNFallon WTA (Range), 1-3 Maps
6.
File Name: NA/F/WTN(R), December 1956-December 1961, Folder 1 of 2 Sohwave
7.
File Name: NNFIWTNR, January 1958-August 1958,l of 2 Mining claims
1.
File Name: NNFIWTNR, January 1958-August Sahwave B-21
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2.
File Name: NNFallodWTA (R), September 1958-December 1958 Sahwave
3.
File name: NAIFIWTA (R), 1959, 1 of 3 Sahwave Lease Mining claims
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. NN373-91 (181-63-0096), Box 10 of 12: Real Property Records, 1952-1960 1. File Name: NNFIWTA (R), 1959,2-3 Lovelock 2. File Name: NNFIWTA (R), 1959 Lovelock 3.
0
File Name: NAIFallon disposal, 1958, 1-2 NAS Fallon agricultural leases
1.
File Name: NNFIWTA (R), Sahwave, Black Rock Desert, 1955 Sahwave list of owners
2. 3.
File Name: NNFallodWTA (T), Weapons Training Target No. 2 1, Folder 1-2 File Name: NNFIWTA, Sahwave, Black Rock Desert (Range), 1 of 3 Lovelock Mine photographs List of property for proposed expansion east of Black Rock
4.
File Name: NNFallodWTA (T), Weapons Training Target No. 21, 1-2
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File Name: NA/F/WTA, Sahwave, Black Rock Desert (Range), 2-3 Target No. 2 1 map Proposed expansion Mining claims Leases for mining claims Target Nos. 17,20, and 2 1 File Name: Sahwave and Black Rock Aerial Gunnery Ranges Official Report of Proceedings before the Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior Transcript re: Proposed Public Land Order withdrawing lands File Name: NA/Miscellaneous Air Facilities, 9145-12-58 Gustine Lake Chabot Lovelock Madera Pyramid Lake Hunter Liggett (coast target) Hollister Vernalis Crows Landing (Gustine?) Schurz File Name: NAIFallonlWTA (T), Sahwave-Black Rock Desert, Targets Miscellaneous Target No, 2 1 File Name: NA/Miscellaneous Air Facilities, 9/45, 12/58, 1 of 2 Monterey Pyramid Lake Lovelock Alder Peak (Hunger Liggett) Tomales Bay - winters Oversized map and chart
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RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-77-043, Command Histories, 1903-1975, Box 1
NAS Fallon history with reference to target areas 1959 Clearfield Command history
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-77-043, Command Histories, 1903-1975, Box 1
Naval Reserve Training Center, Fresno, CA photograph Fort Douglas barracks 1. File Name: U.S. Naval Administration in WWII, 12ND, 1939-1945 History of 12ND Aviation, Volume I11
RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-93-006, Real Estate Property Records, Box 2
1. File Name: Floating Dry Docks AFDL-38 to AFDL-41, NOy-23239 (4 folders), Martinolich Ship Repair Co., 1961 Horley-Wilbur Marine Works Naval Industrial Reserve Program Oakland Plot Plan Hurley-Wilbur contract 2. File Name: Floating Dry Docks AFDL-38 and 41, NOy-23239 NOy lease with Martinolich Ship Repair Company for Floating Dry Dock AFDL-38, 1956 Monthly reports General lease information NIROakland 3. File Name: NP/Oak/Mart, AFDL-38 Filing Correspondence re: NOy-23239 and N06S-4397 NIR Oakland
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RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 9NS-S, 181-93-008, Box 5: Naval Facilities Engineering Com. West. Div. Buildings at Fallon Hamilton Field records RG181, Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, Accession No. 181-94-26, FRC No. 181-77-043, Command Histories, 1903-1975, Box 1: 2 of 5 1. File Name: 12ND Command History, 1903-1958, Volume 11, Page 1- 120 (1) NIR Oakland (Hurley Marine) General Map 2. File Name: 12ND Command History, 1903-1958, Volume 11, Page 121-226 Ship building information Organizational charts 3. File Name: 12ND Command History, 1903-1950, Volume 11, Page 227-329 (3) (4) Photographs of Petaluma, Antioch, Clearfield and Cotati Job descriptions for Inspector of Naval Material RG269, Records of the General Services Administration, Accession No. 9NSS-269-85-A-002, Box 1: Real Property disposal Case Records (Legal Files),m 1942-1962 1. File Name: N-Calif. 535, NAAS, Arcata, CA NAAS Arcata deeds RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 1: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 19461949 1. File Name: N-Calif. 176 and 176A, Alameda Naval Air Station, Vernalis Naval Air Station, Disposal Data, Navy- 120 Vernalis custody information
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2.
File Name: N-Calif. 176, Alameda NAS, Vernalis Outlying Field, Navy-120 Classification and Surplus Equipment Disposal
1 1
3.
File Name: N-Calif. 176 and 176A, Alameda NAS, Vernalis NAS Property Management Right-of-Entry property map
4.
File Name: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949 Mendocino County (Little Rock) Airport Suffolk County Army Airfield, NV Vernalis Crows Landing King City Municipal Airport Auxiliary (6) Alameda Naval Air Station
1
1
RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 2: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 19461949
1. File Name: Not noted Lovelock Airport Alco Properties, Riverside
2.
File Name: N-NEV-7,3-6, Alameda NAS, Lovelock Outlying Field, Navy-173, Disposal Data Pershing County Airport
1
1
RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 7: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 19461949
1. File Name: Arcata NAAS, Del Norte County Airport (3) Disposal Data
Note: Arcata is located in Humboldt County; reviewed for Klamath in Del Norte County Notice of Sale by WAA of Del Norte County Airport
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2.
File Name: Arcata NAAS, Del Norte County (4) Classification and Surplus Data Declaration of Surplus Property, Del Norte County 1944 Agreement with U.S. and Del Norte County (Government installation of USTs)
RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 33: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949 Richmond, CA Eureka Airfield Eahahanui Medical Dept. Concentration Center, HI Eureka Airfield Seaplane and Lighter-than-Air Fairfield War Housing Project Fallon NAS Landau County Airport Camp Flint Military Reservation RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 57: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949 Kaiser-Richmond Shipyard No. 4 Kahuha Airport, HI Kahuha Airfield, HI RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 69: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949 1. File Name: Not indicated Mare Island Shipyard Madera Municipal Airport Marinship Corp. Shipyard, Sausalito, CA
2.
File Name: Madera Municipal Airport (3) Disposal Data, (4) Classification and Surplus Data, (6) Final Disposition, SPB-5, Airports Branch, W.F. McKenna Naval District Airport leases from June 1944 by Navy Air Transport Command, Ferry Wing, 12th
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RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 79: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949
1.
File Name: Not Indicated Merrill Products Co. - Plancor 2109 Mission Bay Warehouse, Modesto Auxiliary AF Merced Japanese Rel. Center Metropolitan Laundry, Mills Filed Milagra Cable Landing Military Reservation Minden and ~atsonville NAAS
2.
File Name: Moffett Naval Air Station, Watsonville Naval Air Station Auxiliary (2) Appraisal Data, (3) Disposal Data
Lighter-than-Air Facility Note: Ammunition and high-explosive storage; no rocket range RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 80: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949 1. File Name: Moffett NAS, Watsonville NAAS (4) Classification and Surplus Data, (5) Property Management, (6) Final Disposition
Note: Not a rocket range 2. 3. File Name: Moffett Naval Air Station (Watsonville Naval Auxiliary Station), N-Calif. 105 and 106 (4) Classification and Surplus Data File Name: Moffett Field (Watsonville LTA Naval Air Facility) N-Calif. 106
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RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Box 126: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949 1. File Name: Salinas Army Air Base, (2) Appraisal Data Building descriptions (magazine buildings and tanks)
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RG270, Records of the War Assets Administration, Boxes 135 and 136: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1946-1949
1.
File Name: Tonopah AFB (4) Classification and Surplus Data, 1 of 2 and 2 of 2
Nye and Esmeralda Counties detailed utility maps Note: 37 separate oversized maps titled Tonopah Bombing and Gunnery Range 10-18-1944 Map showing Bombing Range south of coordinates, 1 of 3 8-5-1944,2 of 4, General Plan map 1944 Corps of Engineers drawings
1.
File Name: W-Nevada- 10, Tonopah AFB, Tonopah, NV, Volume I through December 3 1,1948 (1-2) AFB information Horizon Lights addition Leases Declaration of Surplus
2.
File Name: W-Nevada- 10, Tonopah Air Force Base, Volume I1 Beginning January 1, 1949 (1-3) Discussion of USTs at AFB
1.
File Name: W-Nevada-10, Tonopah, 1-3 Real Property Disposal AFB advice forms reference tanks Quitclaim Deeds
1.
File Name: Watsonville Municipal Airport, N-Calif. 105 Sale of NAAS Watsonville
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2.
File Name: Watsonville NAAF Lighter-than-Air, N-Calif. 106 Visalia-Dinuba School of Aeronautics WASCO Labor Camp Western Metals Co.
3.
File Name: N-Calif. 105, Watsonville Municipal Airport Watsonville NAAS Instrument of Transfer License
4.
File Name: N-Calif. 106, Watsonville NAAF Lighter-than-Air Transfer
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, Saa Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 17: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1961-1964
1.
2.
File Name: G-Calif. 580A, Former Outlying Field NAAS Santa Rosa, Report of Excess, Correspondence (1-3) File Name: G-Calif. 580A, Appraisal Reports and Sealed Bids (Santa Rosa)
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 18: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1961-1964 1. File Name: G-Calif. 580A, Portion of Former Outlying Field, Santa Rosa Deeds Appraisals Maps
2.
3. 4. 5. 6.
7.
8. 9. 10.
File Name: Former Naval OLF Santa Rosa, Requests for Bids File Name: Portion, Former Naval OLF Santa Rosa, Report of Excess File Name: Former OLF, NAAS Santa Rosa, Extra Copies of Quitclaim Deeds File Name: Portion of Former OLF, NAAS Santa Rosa File Name: Correspondence and Documents File Name: Portion of Former OLF Santa Rosa Appraisal Report and Maps File Name: Correspondence and Documents (3 of 3) File Name: Appraisal Report and Maps File Name: Navy Outlying Field, Santa Rosa
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RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 19: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1961-1964 1. File Name: N-Calif. 580C, Naval Reserve Training Facility, Report of Excess, Santa Rosa, 2 of 2
Note: Relates to portion of former Naval Outlying Field, Santa Rosa

2.
File Name: D-Calif. 588L, March AFB, Riverside, Report of Excess
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Sewices, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 26: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1961-1964 1. File Name: N-Calif. 658A, Report of Excess, U.S. NAS Oakland, Completion Date October 29, 1963 Parcel 7, Oakland NAS
2.
File Name: N-Calif. 658A and B, U.S. Naval Air Station, Oakland (1-2) and (1-3) Sale of portion of NAS Oakland
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Sewices, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 27: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1961-1964 1. File Name: N-Calif. 658B, U.S. Naval Air Station, Oakland, Ending 12-3 1-1962, Folders 1 and 2 Surplus of buildings at NAS Oakland Disposal of chapel Leases Easements Bureau of Yards and Docks 2. File Name: N-Calif 658B, U S . Naval Air Station, Oakland, Appraisal and Maps, 1-2 Appraisal reports for portion of NAS Oakland Appraisal report for chapel Fort Cronkhite
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RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-121-90-002, Box 28: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1961-1964
1. File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U S . Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Report of Excess Leases re: NAS Vernalis Maps NOy(R)-54005
2. 3. 4.
File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U S . Naval Air Station, Vernalis, Correspondence and Documents, 1-2 File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Air Station, Vernalis, Correspondence (2-2) File Name: Appraisal Report and Maps, 1 of 2 and 2 of 2
File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Correspondence and Documents, 2 of 2 (1-3) Easement Deeds File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Air Station, Vernalis, Appraisal Report, 1 of 3 Appraisal report with photographs File Name: Appraisal Report, 2 of 3 and 3 of 3 1973 Appraisal, Vernalis Former Naval Auxiliary Air Station File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, CA, Report of Excess, 1 of 2 Property reports Documents Maps File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Maps Map of proposed acquisition of medical facility
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Miscellaneous File Name: N-Calif. 682A, US. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Sealed Bid File File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Advertising File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Requests for Bids, 1 of 2 File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Requests for Bids, 2 of 2 File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis, Sealed Bid File
1.
File Name: N-Calif. 682A, U.S. Naval Air Station, Vernalis, Sealed Bid File (GSA-UDFS-9-L)
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-291-91-001, Box 20: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1965
1.
File Name: N-Calif. 808, Pacific Range Missile Range Instrumentation Site, Ventura
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-291-91-001, Box 21: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1965
1.
File Name: Not indicated Ventura Oakland RML Repeater Site (Hayward YH Ranch)
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-291-93-002, Box 1: Real Property Disposal Case Files, 1967
1.
File Name: Not indicated Papapa Hola Hola Site, Kalaheo, HI Battle Mountain Facility, Landier County, NV Pleasant Valley Beacon Facility, NV Reform School Beracon No. 4, Elko, NV Silver Zone Pass Beacon, Elko, NY Veterans Administration Hospital, Liverrnore 9-W-Nev 433 Low Frequency Lovelock "H" Facility (Beacon)
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2.
File Name: 9-W-Nev 433 Report of Excess, Low Frequency Lovelock "H" Facility, Pershing County, 1 and 2 Air Navigational Aid
RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-291-93-002, Box 19: Real Property Disposal Project Files, 1967 1. 2. File Name: Advance Notice 230, Land Air Research, Inc. Holdings, Point Reyes National Seashore (San Diego) File Name: D-Calif. 588X, D-Calif. 588Y, March AFT Disposal of portions of March AFB 3. File Name: T-Calif. 637 B, Trinidad Head Light Station Surplus of building and light at Coast Guard Station 4. File Name: N-Calif. 639A, B, C, D - Alameda, CA Alameda surplus property RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-291-94-001, Box 19: Real Property Disposal Project Files, August 1968 and Prior 1. 2. 3. 4. File Name: D-Calif. 864, Madera Air Force Station, Maps and Appraisal File Name: D-Calif. 864, Madera Air Force Station, Report of Excess, Madera County, CA File Name: D-Calif. 864, Madera Air Force Station, Maps and Appraisal File Name: D-Calif. 864, Madera Air Force Station, Report of Excess Air Force Base, 5 1.24 acres Deeds Reports of Excess Property 1966 Site location map 5. File Name: D-Calif. 864, Madera Air Force Station, Correspondence and Documents, 1 of 3 Transfer of AFS to Bureau of Indian Affairs Site inspection for disposal Property use description
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Photographs Handwritten notes Site map File Name: Correspondence and Documents, 2 of 3 1967 Transfer of accountability to DO1 Bureau of Indian Affairs USTs Reports of Excess Real Property Madera AFS multi-use housing project Excess plan outline File Name: Correspondence and Documents, 3 of 3 1966 PG&E files DO1 Bureau of Indian Affairs Discussion of use of former AFS File Name: Maps and Appraisal July 3 1, 1966 Appraisal of value of Madera AFS; includes photographs and valuation of buildings, site map, and aerial photographs RG291, Records of the Federal Property Resources Services, Region 9, San Francisco, Accession No. 9NSS-291-94-001, Box 20: Real Property Disposal Project Files, August 1968 and Prior 1. File Name: Maps and Appraisal, 2 of 2 Madera AFS maps Huntington Park Delta-Mendota Canal Right-of-way
2.
File Name: I-Calif. 882, Portion Delta, Mendota Canal Right-of-way, Report of Excess San Joaquin Determination of Surplus Report of Excess Real Property Grand Deed for property along canal bank Site map
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File Name: Delta Mendota Right-of-way, Correspondence and Documents, 1 of 2 Deed Disposal Plan Inspection Report File Name: Correspondence and Documents, 2 of 2 Property sale bids Sealed bid sale
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Siskyou Bombing Range List of References
tied '1shlated'~inds" showing two on-explosive tips for surface to air xkets, three 50 caliber machine gu elt links, one 40 caliber shell and ne 50 caliber cartridge. hFitogfaph EXpOGirel5; Frame1 4 tied "Isolated Find" showing a 20 im cannon slug solid-jacket, on-explosive warhead. rRR#05-05-11608, Sketched to cale" depicting a cast iron practice omb fragment and a brass ir-to-surface rocket tip (practice) istorted by impact. I I Z k Z i ~ i i i ~ r iplioio@plial howing target site. ; s G i K n ~ R a O p Xiid F r g T i t e rreas released since WWII.
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Klamath Nat~onal TorF3.t. Goosenest Dtstrlct Office, MacDoel, Callforn~a NatioGlAFfiGSiind Recordsp - RG 1 8 1 , Recods ~ i ~ ~ a aria~ m Adm~nlstratlon,Pac~fic Slerra Regton, San Shore Establ1sl1n1e1it-12thNaval Dlstrlct Bruno A~rbases, A c q u ~ s ~ t ~ o n Box No 4 of Re F~les, 4, Access~on No NN373-91 (1 81 -61-0096), Polder t~tled."NA/Mtsccllaneous Air ac~lltles 9/45-12/58 "
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ROLL #GN-91-18 ARR #O5-05-1160 ISOLATED FINDS
Artifacts fram WWII bombing range. Upper two artifacts are non-explosive tips for surace to air rockets. One is stamped "208 LOT NO. 77 RM CO. 2.25 IN." and the other is "46 2.25 BODY MK*3MOD.". Bottom row, left to right - three 50 cal. machine gun belt links , one, approximately 40 cal. shell, and one 50. cal. cartridge. All were found within the vicinity of WWII bombing range on the National Grasslands. T.47 N., R.1 W., sec. 30. Collected - catalog # ' s 05-05-57IA-137/143. Photo taken 2 January 1992 at 1320 hours.
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Roll #GN-91-18 ARR #O5-05-1160 ISOLATED FIND
Solid-jacket, nonexplasive warhead. Collected - catalog 3 05-05-57-IA-144. Found in W W T I bombing practice range, T.47 N., R . 1 W., Sec.30. Photo taken 8 January 1992 at 1325 hours.
20 mm. canan slug,
t=;e\d *
GUNNERY RANGE AND TARGET AREAS RELEASED SINCE WW I1 12ND (contains p r i n c i p a l a r e a s )
CALIFORNIA M C O L PXACTICE GUNNERY RANGE ADE S t a t i s t i c s unknown. Presumed r e l e a s e d i n 1946.

MODOC C U T GUNNERY RANGE O NY
7040 Acres 291,165 Acres
Negotiated by 13th Naval D i s t r i c t . Acquired by l e a s e h o l d condemnation and l e a s e s involve lands i n Modoc and Siskiyou Counties and Oregon. Terminated 1945 o r 1946.
B I G LAGOON R N E AG Leasehold condemnation, 6/13/44. Terminated 4/14/46
SO. HUMBOLDT BAY RANGE Leased 6130144 t o 4/25/46
153.03 a c r e s
341.51 a c r e s 640 Acres
O TRINIDAD DIVE BOMBING 6: A I R T A I R GNEY RNE U NR AG Leasehold condemnation, 1011144 Terminated 3/4/46
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JENNER - TARGET 29 Leasehold condemnat ion and l e a s e s 12/29/44 t o 3/1/46
144 Acres
P T L M TARGET 9 EAU A Leasehold condemnation. Superseded by Leases 11/4/44 t o 9/30/52 S E A T POINT TARGET NO. 30 TW R Leasehold condemnation. Superseded by Lease 5/2/45 t o 4/3/46 POINT REYES L G O B M I G TARGET A O N O BN
1770 Acres
350 Acres
.10 Ac. l e a s e s 12/22/52 .23 Ac. .23 Ac. t o 4/15/54 PERMITS
POINT REYES ABBOTTS LAGOON TARGET A E NO. 2 RA Certain p o r t i o n s t o 7/23/52
F N Y SHOAL BOMBING TARGET AN 1949. In r e s t r i c t e d n a v i g a b l e w a t e r s . A T IOCH BOMBING TARGET NO. 10 N Lease and Permit 2/1/44 t o 10125152 VERNALIS DIVE BOMBING TARGET NO. 16 Lease 7/14/42 t o 6/30/46 GUST INE R D R BOMBING TARGET NO. 22 AA Leasehold condemnation. Superseded by Lease. 1 1 / 6 / 6 4 t o 4/7/46 MONTEREY BAY TARGET AREA 8A ( W a t s o n v i l l e ) Army Permit. Rescue, Dive & G l i d e Bomb L e t t e r of 1 / 8 / 4 6 a d v i s e s no longer r e q u i r e d . HOUISTER TARGET NO. 5 Leasehold condemnation. Superseded by l e a s e 8 / 1 / 4 3 t o 6/30/46 M D R BOMBING TARGET NO. 23 AEA Army l e a s e . Used j o i n t l y w i t h Army 5/18/45 t o 9/27/45 TULARE LAKE SEADROME FACILITY & R D R TARGET AA Leases - v a r i o u s Dates from 1 / 4 2 t o 6/47
LAKE CHABOT RIFLE & MACHINE GUN RANGE FOR USE BY NAS OAKLAND Leased 9 / 1 / 4 2 t o 6/30/47
Radius of 2.5 m i l e s 992.2 Acres
160 Acres 510 Acres
440 Acres
3821.25 Acres
3,000 Acres
1014.34 Acres
TARGETS S.F. BAY NO. 3, 3A & 4 Army Permit Bay w a t e r s v i c i n i t y of San Mateo Bridge and DD H L UK hdefinite
NV D EAA P R M D TORPEDO DROPPING RANGE YA L TARGET BRAVO 14 Leasehold condemnation. Superseded by Lease 4/12/44 t o 1/15/46 AH E PERSHING & W S O COUNTIES AND PORTION O STATE O O E O F F RG N AIR T AIR GUNNERY R N E NO. 2 O AG Approx.76.5 a c r e s i n Lake and s h o r e l i n e
Proposed f o r u s e by 13ND no d a t e s During War or other data. N record o of having been a c q u i r e d .
LOVELOCK A I R T AIR O Granted by Dept. o f I n t e r i o r l t r 1/13/45 ( Area No. 1 T a r g e t No. 25 ) North ( Area No. 2 T a r g e t No. 26 ) North Range i n Range ( Area No. 3 T a r g e t No. 27 ) Black Rock Desert P u b l i c Lands 676,758 a c r e s Patented " 41,241.34 Acs 718,000 Acs Total : South Range (Granite Spring Valley
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Public l a n d s 839,546 Acres 1,453 Patented " Grand Total:1,559,000
A d d i t i o n a l l y Dept o f I n t e r i o r by l t r of 3/24/45, g r a n t e d u s e of 1920 Acres more. Terminated 1946

BARMOND LABOU MUD FLATS Department of I n t e r i o r l t r 3/16/45 - Returned 8/4/47
5880 Acres
5880 Acres P u b l i c Land Order No. 260 5119.4 Acres
TARGET NO. 2 (TARGET SITE 18) FALLON L e t t e r $0/31/44 Truckee Carson I r r i g a t i o n D i s t r i c t . N r e c o r d of consummated l e a s e o presume r e t u r n e d i n 1946. TARGET NO. 3 (TARGET SITE 19) FALLON Dept. of I n t e r i o r l e t t e r 2/19/45 Returned 5/9/46 CHURCHILL C U T EAST RANGE O NY WEST R N E AG
D I X I E VALLEY
5120 Acres
283,200 Acres Beginning 4/12/44 Terminated 1946 393,000 Acres Beginning 4/12/44 Terminated 1947 318,781 Acres Beginning 7 11/45 Terminated 1946
NEVADA (CONTINUED)
TAEGET NO. 4 V I C I N I T Y WALKER RIVER RES
640 A c r e s
Leased 1 2 / 5 / 4 4 t o 4/2/46

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Contract No. DACW05-95-D-0004 Task Order No.

0020 September 1999

Final INPR - Siskiyou Bombing Range

Final INPR - Siskyou Bombing Range

MAP DEPICTING SITE LOCATION

SOURCE: California State Automobile Association

f14 PETERT. WSEN

RAC Worksheet - Page I

RAC Worksheet - Page 2

RAC Worksheet - Page 3

CATASTROPHIC CRITICAL MARGINAL NEGLIGIBLE "NONE

'Apply Hazard Severity Category to Table 3.

RAC Worksheet - Page 4

1.0 mile to 2.0 miles

Number of Buildings (Select the single largest value)

RAC Worksheet - Page 5

D. Types of Buildings (within a 2 mile radius)

RAC Worksheet - Page 6

RAC Worksheet Page 7

FREQUENT PROBABLE OCCASIONAL REMOTE IMPROBABLE

' Apply Hazard Probability Level t o Table 3.

RAC Worksheet - Page 8

RAC 4 Complete INPR - Recommend further action by CEHNC.

Part IV. Narrative.

RAC Worksheet - Page 9

FDEllNPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

lder Peak ntioch Bombing Target

City. State. Zip Sacramento, CA 95814

FDEANPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date TechLaw Staff Contact Name

FDWINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date Time

11000 Commodor Drive

City, State, Zip 1 ~ a n Bruno, CA 94066-2350

FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE

Type of Communication Site

IKegional Office epartrnent of Toxic Substances Control Phone

1515 Tollhouse Road

city, state. zip Iclovis, CA 93612-361I

emalis Dive Bomb & Rocket Range

FDEllNPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

TechLaw Staff Steve Clonts, Betty Henkle, Cheryl Mahoney

Name Joe SanchezlKathleen O'Connor

FDEllNPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

Phone Call piskiyou Bombing Kange

Phone (530) 842-6131

FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE

TechLaw Staff Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Title Organization

1. Call to schedule site visit.

FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

Type of Communication Site

FDEllNPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

?ft a message regard~ng scheduling s~te for June 10th. visit

Call to schedule slte v~s~t.

FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

Phone Call Fiskiyou Bombing Range

TechLaw Staff /Cheryl Mahoney Contact Name Jim Rock

Phone l(s30) 842-6131 11312 Fairlane Koad

Address City. State. Zip

FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date Contact Name

TechLaw Staff m e r y l Mahoney

Phone l(s30) 233-581 1

1800 West 12th Street

FDEIINPR CONFIRMATION NOTICE Date

TechLaw Staff pheryl Mahoney and Gene Barber

Fiskiyou Bombing Range