Ammo Bunker (S-1007)
Mesa, Arizona • Maricopa County
Mesa, Arizona • Maricopa County
The Ammo Bunker S-1007 is a reinforced concrete structure built during World War II. Its robust design features thick walls and a well-ventilated interior, typical of military ordnance storage facilities of the era. The bunker represents a tangible link to the logistical infrastructure of wartime Arizona.
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