What is it?
A cold war project that never quite made it off the ground.
What is the contraption in the picture at the top of the page?
Revealed March 23, 2014:
Don Eggleston got it right when he wrote, “Looks like one of the one reactor powered jet engines.” Don and I served in M Division together on the USS Casimir Pulaski, SSBN633, blue crew.
see more at Atomic powered bomber
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A desalination plant.
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A space ship! 😉
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Looks like one of the one reactor powered jet engines.
Don, You got it right. Why am I not surprised? I took the picture when were camping out at Arco in 2011.
Mike recently posted…Atomic powered bomber
Hi Mike – a wild west sausage machine …
Crumbs – no idea …. funny that!
Cheers Hilary
Hilary recently posted…St Alfege Church, Greenwich …
Definitely shades of Mad Max for sure. I’m sitting here pretty much clueless however as to its purpose. If it were from Mad Max I would guess some sort of mini oil refinery but you probably wouldn’t make it that easy. So… I’m going with “automatic file cabinet drawer opener”!
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Don Eggleston got it right. I’ve updated the answer in the original post and have a link to the new post with detailed information in the link below this comment.
Mike recently posted…Atomic powered bomber