Rattlesnake Bomber Base — Attraction in Texas

I was stationed here a long time ago #0998588 was my ID number, The fence was turned inward because it held youth as a childrens prison. As I have grown older and studied in the field of Intelligence I have noticed that some of the books that were supplied to the children here were precursors to a brainwashing program that has progressed over the last few decades. I was here during 9/11 also. There was a big scandal that had the place shut down, where guards were molesting children en masse and the Texas Rangers stepped in. Children were ran over in vehicles that were used to patrol the premises on multiple occasions. I witnessed a riot at one point that lasted 30 minutes or more. This was definitely a gladiator camp with lots of gang warfare on a daily basis. Anyone wanting to reach out who was previously here you can reach me at...

This is where I grew up. The fence that is mentioned surrounds the closed down Texas youth commission. The fence was built in 1989. The white houses and q few of the dorms and recreation building were what was once the bomber base. I had the pleasure of exploring that desert and base. There are tunnels under the base and runways. There are several house foundations that have storm sellers with broke open concrete lids. This is a place time has almost forgotten but for me it will...

While there is no museum at this location, it is a very interesting stop! The are a couple of historical markers here noting the significance of this location. It was home to the squadrons who trained to fly bombers during WWII. It was also home to the Enola Gay, the plane that dropped the first atomic bomb. There also happens to be a Geocache at...