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Photo ID 6722, uploaded June 24, 2012

OK, someone please fill me in: why does Victorville need a 15,000-foot runway? Federal Correctional Complex, Victorville also visible at bottom left. (Rebel XS + 18-55 IS)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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paul mcallister24 Jun 12, 10:50
Possibly a diversion airfield for the Space Shuttle???
AndesSMF24 Jun 12, 17:17
High desert plus a storage facility
vikkyvik24 Jun 12, 21:34
Yeah, but that would indicate to me that most aircraft are arriving/leaving empty. That's why I was surprised.
ShanwickOceanic24 Jun 12, 21:53
But by the time those 747s fly out again they've had two of their engines "borrowed" ;)
ShyFlyer05 Jul 12, 03:57
The runway was extended to make the field attractive to cargo carriers and allow for troop/equipment transport at nearby Ft. Irwin.
vikkyvik05 Jul 12, 14:11
Ah, thanks ShyFlyer.
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