It's on one of those salt lake flats like Groom Lake, argh, can't remember why they built it though.
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It's a 650-foot replica of a Japanese Navy heavy cruiser, dubbed "Muroc-Maru." It was used for strafing, identification and skip bombing practices before being removed in 1950.
It sits on Rogers Dry Lake, now home to the Dryden flight research centre.
Here's Leit's Atago class:
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Sort of like the distraction mounted beneath that Spitfire.
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Originally posted by leitmotiv: That is a partial mock-up of a Japanese ATAGO class heavy cruiser. The errors suggest it was built in wartime by one of the Allies. Purpose? Got me.
HTF did you call that?
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