4:32 a.m., May 22
Ed Bedford 2:59 a.m., May 22
Don Bauder 9:40 p.m., May 21
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M. Schrader 3:21 p.m., May 21
San Diego’s Secret Missile-Testing Sites
When I worked at Maxwell Labs in the '90's as an IT support guy, I had to on occasion travel out to Green Farm to work on their computers. I remember the eerie feeling driving out there on the single-lane road to the site, which took about a half-hour to reach. It was a less than impressive operation run out of a few portable trailer offices and a couple of corregated metal outbuildings. There were stories of them blasting holes thru all kinds of fun stuff like one of the companies' old decomissioned mainframe computers. I did have the privilege of being out there one day when they were doing a "test shot" of the rail-gun and seeing how it's plastic "bullet" penetrated a 3-inch sheet of steel. Talk about eerie.— April 6, 2008 1:28 p.m.