Exploring 10 Abandoned Military Bases of NEW MEXICO

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  • čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
  • Today we embark on a journey through the United States. We will explore 10 abandoned military bases, forts, airforce bases of New Mexico, U.S.A..
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    00:00 Intro
    00:17 Fort Stanton, Lincoln county
    01:54 Walker Air Force Base, Roswell
    03:58 White Sands Missile Range
    05:58 Fort Bayard, Silver City
    08:29 Fort Union
    10:38 Fort Craig, Socorro County
    12:47 Fort Sumner, De Baca County
    14:51 Fort Selden, Las Cruces
    16:23 Fort Cummings, Luna County
    17:51 Fort Union
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Komentáře • 17

  • @ericteneyck8691
    @ericteneyck8691 Před 4 měsíci +7

    Very informative and lots of historic pictures. Good video. Could have been very good but creator went with an AI narrator with all the resulting mispronunciations and odd sentence structure.

  • @StephenEiland
    @StephenEiland Před 4 měsíci +5

    You need to do some research. The Roswell incident was ALL about the base.

    • @bretthewitt3890
      @bretthewitt3890 Před 3 měsíci

      Seriously! Also Walker is not NEAR Roswell, its IN Roswell. It's the southside of town! Even today in Roswell, we refer to the Southside as "the base"

  • @christinetorres2190
    @christinetorres2190 Před 2 měsíci +1

    White Sands is still around and very active

  • @b.hansen1245
    @b.hansen1245 Před 3 dny

    Was surprised to learn that White Sands Missile Range, with its current 6,000 civilian and military personnel and conducting over 3000 tests for the army, navy, and air force, is abandoned! It is quite active and continues to play an important role in military preparedness and research.

  • @marcquesnel1324
    @marcquesnel1324 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Heres an idea. House homeless veterans at these bases, provide shelter, food, medical etc. In return the vets will agree to help rebuild the places, plant crops etc. Thereby working for their keep.

  • @larrygoodyear6875
    @larrygoodyear6875 Před 6 dny

    The old west forts are pretty much ruins, as you would expect. A HUGE chunk of land south of Carrizozo is military reserve down to the Texas border, between White Sands missile range & the Fort Bliss Army Reserve. Maybe parts of the missile range are abandoned, but don't bet on it. The locals tell of folks sneaking into areas that appear abandoned, yet military vehicles home right in on them in 5-10 minutes & escort them out at gunpoint. Walker is supposedly all civilian for decades since the 1960's, yet it hosts a permanent contingent of GERMAN soldiers living beneath it. Estimates run from several hundred to 2,500 based there; it's a secret well-known to the locals. I grew up in Roswell. The runways are world-class & regularly host foreign nations training pilots. Don't think for one minute that the city can provide for their upkeep. DOD is still there, even if they officially maintain they are not. Oh, and the vid says RIAC stands for Roswell Int'l Air Center, but the I is for Industrial. Though it can handle any size aircraft, that fact is deliberately downplayed in the name.

  • @johnellebaker3725
    @johnellebaker3725 Před měsícem

    I love the pictures, beautiful country. The speaker should really learn the correct pronunciation of the places and Indians.

  • @waltonwarrior7428
    @waltonwarrior7428 Před 4 měsíci

    FYI… you have Fort Union listed twice in your review of abandoned military installations in New Mexico.

    • @ghosttownchronicles
      @ghosttownchronicles  Před 4 měsíci

      Thank you for your comment!
      Yeah, I messed up. It was originally at number 10, then I moved it to 2 and didn’t edit number 10 later on. Have a great day and sorry for confusion!

    • @waltonwarrior7428
      @waltonwarrior7428 Před 4 měsíci

      I enjoyed the review.

  • @aliciaritchie8676
    @aliciaritchie8676 Před 3 měsíci

    OMG THEY FOUND A UFO AT AN ABANDONED MILITARY BASE 😱😱

  • @stevendavis1940
    @stevendavis1940 Před 12 dny

    Nav-AH-jo ???

  • @berhorst59
    @berhorst59 Před 4 měsíci

    Why did you describe Ft Union twice? At approx 8 1/2 minutes you discussed Ft Union, then did it again as nr10. Did you not edit?

    • @ghosttownchronicles
      @ghosttownchronicles  Před 4 měsíci

      Hey! Thank you for your comment!
      Yeah, I messed up. It was originally at number 10, then I moved it to 2 and didn’t edit number 10 later on. Have a great day and sorry for confusion!

  • @joyc7787
    @joyc7787 Před dnem

    Soooo many words mispronounced!