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Missile Erectors

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Photo by Scott Haefner: Missile Erectors

Combination of daylight seeping in plus my Xenon flashlight to fill in the details on the Motor Control Center Panels for the Missile Erection Mechanism.

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Mar 2009
Taken with a Nikon D300
More like this: Ground-based Photos, Urban Exploration, Abandoned, Military Decay, Light Painting, Atlas E Missile Base, Vandenberg AFB, California, Vertical

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Matt Haefner said on June 11, 2009 at 7:06 pm
Uhhh….you said erection. Couldn’t help myself - yes I’m 38 going on 8. Cool photo’s.

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