Camp Hanford Part 1

[lakemuziks]

Interesting. I was born at Camp Hanford in 1953 and my dad was in the military in charge of a battallion that guarded this facility. In light of who I am it is definitely ironic. Interested in the Three Falcons mentioned by spiritprofessor. ..have no idea about it!

[vassu94]

@lakemuziks seriously?

[spiritprofessor]

Wow weren't they lied to about war and freedom. War has not ever been faught for freedom, only for making men rich, that's it. Know your history or keep watching false documentaries like this.

Get it right or be ignorant!

[teebeebad]

@spiritprofessor

Wow! Interesting hypothosis, how "free" would the people of the '40's have been if the U.S. had been overtaken by Germany or Japan? Not too "free" I'd wager....

[spiritprofessor]

I need to know what is The Three Falcons non-existent military base by wallula junction? What do you know about this area. Military was stationed there in the 1970's, what for? On google earth this place is blacked out, why? What is being hidden there? What is covered up above Twin Sisters monument. I have uncovered quite abit that our black military have tried to cover up. There are too many of us waking up for them to suppress us anymore.

[DavidYakima]

There is a good documentary out called "Something to win the war!" it was shown on our local PBS KYVE Yakima back in the 1990's...it was the history of Hanford & the Manhatten Project... It is a must see. David