Utah Bonneville Salt Flats and Historic Wendover Field
Sunset at the Bonneville Salt Flats
The Sun Is Setting Over the Mountains at the Bonneville Salt Flats Just Outside of Wendover Utah
Family On Bonneville Salt Flats
This Family Is Out Near the "Speedway" at the Bonneville Salt Flats
Wendover Air Field From the Tower
Wendover Field Was Over 3.2 Million Acres During World War II, and Was Where B-29 Pilots Trained For Missions, Including the Atomic Bomb Missions, Which, Although Controversial, Are an Important Part of History. The View From the Tower Shows the Runway, Historic Buildings, and a Few Vintage Aircraft
Wendover Air Museum Main Hall
This Is the Main Hall at the Wendover Air Museum. It Has a Model of One of the First Atomic Bombs and Historic Displays of Memorabilia Around the Perimeter
Norden Bombsight
The Norden Bombsight was Top Secret in World War II. An Analog Computer, It Supposedly Allowed Bomber to Achieve Great Accuracy, But Was Far Less Accurate Under Wartime Conditions