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 Post subject: AirForces Plant #'s?
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I know Palmdale is #42 & the Lockheed place in FtWorth is #4. What are the others?

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Douglas-Tulsa was Air Force Plant #3!

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AFP # 6 is Marietta, Georgia

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Here is a comprehensive list: http://www.airforcebase.net/usaf/afp_list.html


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Lockheed Martin Fort Worth is #4

Vought Grand Prairie (Dallas) is Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant Dallas...

Are there other NWIRP's ?

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Zane,

It's been a long time since I went through all of Scott's information, but I think his specialty is USAF and AAF sites. He's got lots of info and on-site visit photos on his website, well worth the time it takes to research.

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The Raytheon Plant in Bristol, TN, was a NWIRP, but it closed a few years ago. It made several of the surface-to-air missiles.
I used to visit it regularly when I was with NAVFAC at NAS Atlanta.

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Plant 19 is the Convair plant in San Diego.


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