Nellis Air Force Base (English Wikipedia)

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  • Manning, Thomas A (2005). "Installations". History of Air Education and Training Command, 1942–2002. pp. 42–tbd. Retrieved 9 June 2013. Installations  Las Vegas Field, Nevada Air Training Command inactivated the base on 31 December 1946. From its activation on 20 December 1941, Las Vegas AAF had conducted flying training.
  • Manning, Thomas A (2005). History of Air Education and Training Command, 1942–2002 (Report in Archive.org text format). AETC Office of History and Research. Retrieved 9 June 2013. Throughout 1944, B-29 gunners received practically the same training as those for other aircraft, but at the end of the year a few of them began to receive training in B-24s modified by the addition of central fire control turrets to make them more like B-29s. Then, as the year progressed, Buckingham Field, Florida; Las Vegas Field. Nevada; and Harlingen Field, Texas, all began offering B-29 gunnery instruction … Among the training devices used in this instruction was the manipulation trainer – 12 towers arranged to resemble a formation of planes. The towers ranged in height from 10 to 40 feet, each equipped with 2 nose. 2 tail. 2 ring sighting, and 4 blister positions. As students in these positions faced simulated attacks from PT-13 and PT-17 aircraft, they "fired" camera guns at the attacking fighters. … Two hurricanes, one in September and the other in October, destroyed Boca Raton Field in Florida [which] accelerated the move of the radar school to Keesler  OCLC 71006954, 29991467
  • Manning, Thomas A (2005). "Appendix C". History of Air Education and Training Command, 1942–2002. pp. 350–360. Retrieved 9 June 2013. Activated as Las Vegas AAF 20 Dec 41. Conducted flying training until inactivated 31 Dec 46. Activated 30 Aug 47 as a subinstallation of Mather AFB. Assigned as a subinstallation of Williams AAF 1 Apr 48 to provide advanced training for fighter pilots. Redesignated Nellis AFB and activated 30 Apr 50. Conducted flying and combat crew training until transferred to Tactical Air Command 1 Jul 58. OCLC 71006954, 29991467

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  • "Geographic Names Information System" (search page). USGS. Retrieved 6 June 2013.: Nellis AFB "Airport" (2443876, 361408N 1150224W),
    Nellis AFB CDP (2408911, 361448N 1150326W),
    Nellis Air Force Base (2511960, 361457N 1145946W),
    Nellis AFB Post Office (865017, 361432N 1150244W, 01-MAY-1992),
    Community College of Southern Nevada Nellis Air Force Base Center (2087468)

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  • Manning, Thomas A (2005). History of Air Education and Training Command, 1942–2002 (Report in Archive.org text format). AETC Office of History and Research. Retrieved 9 June 2013. Throughout 1944, B-29 gunners received practically the same training as those for other aircraft, but at the end of the year a few of them began to receive training in B-24s modified by the addition of central fire control turrets to make them more like B-29s. Then, as the year progressed, Buckingham Field, Florida; Las Vegas Field. Nevada; and Harlingen Field, Texas, all began offering B-29 gunnery instruction … Among the training devices used in this instruction was the manipulation trainer – 12 towers arranged to resemble a formation of planes. The towers ranged in height from 10 to 40 feet, each equipped with 2 nose. 2 tail. 2 ring sighting, and 4 blister positions. As students in these positions faced simulated attacks from PT-13 and PT-17 aircraft, they "fired" camera guns at the attacking fighters. … Two hurricanes, one in September and the other in October, destroyed Boca Raton Field in Florida [which] accelerated the move of the radar school to Keesler  OCLC 71006954, 29991467
  • Manning, Thomas A (2005). "Appendix C". History of Air Education and Training Command, 1942–2002. pp. 350–360. Retrieved 9 June 2013. Activated as Las Vegas AAF 20 Dec 41. Conducted flying training until inactivated 31 Dec 46. Activated 30 Aug 47 as a subinstallation of Mather AFB. Assigned as a subinstallation of Williams AAF 1 Apr 48 to provide advanced training for fighter pilots. Redesignated Nellis AFB and activated 30 Apr 50. Conducted flying and combat crew training until transferred to Tactical Air Command 1 Jul 58. OCLC 71006954, 29991467