Hangar Construction Journal
Gwinnett County Composite Squadron
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Volume 5, Number 1 |
Eyes and Ears of 09112 Since 1997 |
August 2001 |
Moving In Complete! |
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Gwinnett moved the last of its gear from the airport authority building, where we've been meeting for the past sixteen years. Our new home is massive and well appointed. There is a great deal of pride and joy now that the arduous labor of construction is complete--Lt Col Hargrove's dream has finally been realized! Click on any image to enlarge. |
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The Ford Quad Cab ground search and rescue vehicle sits in the hangar's garage area. Affectionately known as the "iron pig", the vehicle is used to carry ground team members to crash sites once they've been located by the airborne search and rescue element. |
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The main hallway. On the right are doors to the offices. The unbroken wall on the left is the outside of the classroom. |
This is the main lobby area. It is equipped with restrooms, a sink, and a kitchenette. |
The supply area is well equipped with uniforms and other supplies. |
Outside, you can see the airplane turn-around area on the left. The mighty hangar dwarfs personal vehicles parked in front. |
Articles by: Capt Tom Schmid, CAP |
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