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Hill Field, Airplane Repair Hangars No. 1-No. 4, 5875 Southgate Ave Layton, Davis County, UT
The dual mission of the Ogden Air Depot/Ogden Air Materiel Command (OOAMA) at Hill Field/Air Force Base during and after World War II was to repair, maintain, and store aircraft, as well as to receive, store and supply air materiel. Building 225, an immense steel and brick aircraft repair hangar, housed major repair facilities for both fighter escort and bomber aircraft, and provides vivid images of these processes.
Hill Field, Airplane Repair Hangars No. 1-No. 4, 5875 Southgate Ave Layton, Davis County, UT
The dual mission of the Ogden Air Depot/Ogden Air Materiel Command (OOAMA) at Hill Field/Air Force Base during and after World War II was to repair, maintain, and store aircraft, as well as to receive, store and supply air materiel. Building 225, an immense steel and brick aircraft repair hangar, housed major repair facilities for both fighter escort and bomber aircraft, and provides vivid images of these processes.
Hill Field, Airplane Repair Hangars No. 1-No. 4, 5875 Southgate Ave Layton, Davis County, UT
The dual mission of the Ogden Air Depot/Ogden Air Materiel Command (OOAMA) at Hill Field/Air Force Base during and after World War II was to repair, maintain, and store aircraft, as well as to receive, store and supply air materiel. Building 225, an immense steel and brick aircraft repair hangar, housed major repair facilities for both fighter escort and bomber aircraft, and provides vivid images of these processes.Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
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Library of Congress
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