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Copying between articles.

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Redding War Ranch

If you want proof, finding the "Redding War Ranch" North of Dulce, NM. It is not on any maps, but it is there. It is just over the Colorado/NM border. A ring of watchtowers surround a very large partially buried entrance. The width is approximately 737 sized.

See Manzano Mtn Weapons Complex for other examples of these types of installations. The Manzano complex is acknowledged.

Another good example is "Omega Rd" just below Los Alamos Lab. This is another tunnel, cut in from the side/base of the mountain, and terminates approximately just below the town's McDonalds restaurant. You can probably find it on Maps, the air intakes are usually obvious.

Anyhow, with Dulce, you enter from the Ranch side and take a multi-mile tunnel to the installation directly under Mt. Archuleta. It isnt Archuleta Mesa or Archuleta Peak. Mt. Archuleta. Oxygen is moved through alternate shafts in the mountain where the rock face breaks up.

It is not an "alien base" as OSI claimed. As far as I know, cattle and small animals were being taken there to study the effects of ingesting alpha radiation emitters through a secondary source like contaminated beef/poultry.

There was nothing nefarious about it, save for the fact it was not advertised for obvious reasons. The "base" was really just an off site lab with a maintenance hangar.

As far as I know the "UFO" stuff had nothing to do with Dulce. Or at least not US government programs at the site.

One more tidbit, the pilots are called "Night Stalkers" and the precursor to "NEST" teams also trained here. 2601:54A:7F:66A0:E0A3:2A87:7082:DF4B (talk) 16:05, 22 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]