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Naval Ammunition Depot-Hastings, Nebraska

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The Naval Ammunition Depot was the largest WWII naval munitions plant from 1942-1946
There were over 2000 structures including buildings, bunkers, and various other types of buildings
The Hastings Campus of Central Community College now occupies some of the buildings
There is also an industrial park and the U.S. Dept of Agriculture has a large facility
There is also a training site for the Army national guardsmen and reservists
To the extent possible, I have provided information about each building
Historical Site Sign
Historical Site Sign		 Furnas Building
Furnas Building		 Phelps Building
Phelps Building		 Webster Building
Webster Building
Nuckolls Building
Nuckolls Building		 Dawson Building
Dawson Building		 Hall Building
Hall Building		 Polk Building
Polk Building
Building 103
Building 103		 Covered Walkway
Covered Walkway		 Storage Building
Storage Building		 Railroad Cars
Railroad Cars
Prairie Dog Town
Prairie Dog Town		 Building 110
Building 110		 Building 124
Building 124		 Covered Walkway
Covered Walkway
Sherman Building
Sherman Building		 Adams Building
Adams Building		 Platte Building
Platte Building		 Clay Building
Clay Building
Bunkers
Bunkers		 Bunker Doors
Bunker Doors		 Line of Bunkers
Line of Bunkers		 Back of the Bunkers
Back of the Bunkers

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Jon Morrow 30-Mar-2020 23:50
Is building 110 for sale?
douglas b spelts 23-Feb-2017 21:17
Are there any records or pictures on the US Navy personnell who worked at the Naval Ammunition Depot from 1943-1945. My wife's birth father was stationed there, name of Winfred Lightsey, Sr. Thank you, Douglas Spelts
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