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Abandoned Military Bases Saskatchewan. In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military. They are hidden pieces of history scattered throughout saskatchewan. Located roughly 35 miles east of saskatoon is the decommissioned site of cfs. As a result, camp dundurn was downsized to a detachment of cfb moose jaw in 1966. Fallout shelters, also known as fallout reporting posts. The key was the connection by radio, telephone, and even telegraph to central bases. They are hidden pieces of history scattered throughout saskatchewan. Several army, navy and rcaf bases. Fallout shelters, also known as fallout reporting posts. In the event of a nuclear. Rcaf station yorkton opened as a pinetree line radar station on 15 october 1962,. Several army, navy and rcaf bases were either downsized, merged or closed. The stations were equipped with a spartan bunker with a bed and a few supplies. In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military.

Rcaf station yorkton opened as a pinetree line radar station on 15 october 1962,. In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military. Several army, navy and rcaf bases. They are hidden pieces of history scattered throughout saskatchewan. The stations were equipped with a spartan bunker with a bed and a few supplies. As a result, camp dundurn was downsized to a detachment of cfb moose jaw in 1966. Located roughly 35 miles east of saskatoon is the decommissioned site of cfs. In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military. The key was the connection by radio, telephone, and even telegraph to central bases. Several army, navy and rcaf bases were either downsized, merged or closed.

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Abandoned Military Bases Saskatchewan In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military. As a result, camp dundurn was downsized to a detachment of cfb moose jaw in 1966. Located roughly 35 miles east of saskatoon is the decommissioned site of cfs. Several army, navy and rcaf bases. The key was the connection by radio, telephone, and even telegraph to central bases. Fallout shelters, also known as fallout reporting posts. They are hidden pieces of history scattered throughout saskatchewan. Rcaf station yorkton opened as a pinetree line radar station on 15 october 1962,. Fallout shelters, also known as fallout reporting posts. They are hidden pieces of history scattered throughout saskatchewan. The stations were equipped with a spartan bunker with a bed and a few supplies. Several army, navy and rcaf bases were either downsized, merged or closed. In the event of a nuclear. In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military. In the early to mid 1960s, a reorganization and consolidation occurred within the canadian military.