Written by Unknown on 19 July 2001.
On a low mound in a rectangular compound on 15 yards north of an un-named minor road. A small gated footbridge across the roadside ditch gives access to the post.
WELDED All surface features remain intact although most of the green paint has now gone. The hatch is welded and there is some damage to the top of the shaft. The louvres on the adjacent ventilation shaft are missing. A dome and aerial bracket on the main ventilation shaft indicates this was a master post. Some of the metal is painted orange.
The aircraft post survives at NM 92213 48000
Opened in 1960 and closed in 1991.
Written by David Ruzicka on 28 July 2026.
The ROC post is still WELDED all surface features still remain intact and in good condition with flanking orange paint on the Ventilation louvers, and on the aerial bracket. The dome on the Ventilation shaft is still present. The original fence still stands, but the area around the post is completely overgrown with ferns. The hatch is welded on 3 sides of the hatch. The mound of the post has been landscaped, and you can see the concrete around the FSM ( Fixed Survey Meter ) mount, and the BPI ( Bomb Power Indicator ) mount. By looking through a small hole in hatch, it appears to be that post is slightly fooled, Approximately 1 - 2 feet. Otherwise that the post is in fair condition.
