Hooniverse goes to…Wendover Utah?

This is a historic place. The Wendover Airfield was where the Enola Gay was loaded up with the atomic bomb during WWII. It was a top secret facility back then, one of the most isolated places in the United States during the war. The Lincoln Highway ran through there, before that the transcontinental railroad ran through there. That's where Wendover had its origins, as a water stop, and the trains still barrel through. Before that, there were isolated mining towns south of there, and sporadic mining activity in the Silver Island Mountains, north of the town. The tragic Donner Party struggled its way through the desert north of those mountains, and during the early twentieth century artifacts from that unfortunate trek were still being found. Way before that, the Digger Indians, the Paiutes, holed up in caves in those mountains, such as Danger Cave, which is a major archeological site. During WWII, the GI's laid concrete in this massive cave and held dances, with big bands, and the concrete floor actually preserved thousands of years of Indian artifacts for modern archeologists to excavate, stratum by stratum. We all know that in later years, Daytona Beach fell out of vogue among the land speed guys in favor of the Bonneville Salt Flats, right next to Wendover Nevada/Utah (the town straddles the border). Wendover today is known by Utahns (or Utards, as they are known by the locals) as Bendover, due to the revenue lost to the fine establishments such as the Silver Smith Casino. I have spent many a non-productive night there, and know the town and its environs very well.
I almost forgot to mention, when they filmed that old movie, "The Philadelphia Experiment," they burned down about half of the old WWII buildings there at the Airfield. That sucked. I spent two weeks there in 1984 during a Utah National Guard AT and fell in love with the place. I think it's protected now. I personally drag raced a Deuce and a Half up that very runway.