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After May 29, 1961 bombing by the "American Republican Army"
Courtesy of Harry BrittSelect image to view a larger version
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 Additional photos found by telecommunications historian Terry Michaels show that the tower in the background is the original, bomb-damaged tower undergoing demolition. The back of the print has notations "D36485" and "55 Fords" in pencil; however, Dennis D. Hock has identified the trucks as 1956 Fords, distinguished from the '53-'55 models by a slightly different cab (with a wrap-around windshield) and grille. |
 The date and location of this photo are not known, so it is not certain that the photo depicts the recovery effort after the 1961 bombing. However, the back of the print has notations "D36382" and "54-5 Ford" in pencil, and these markings are similar to those on another print labeled "Cedar Mtn Utah", acquired in the same lot. Dennis D. Hock has determined that the trucks are actually 1956 Fords, distinguished from the '53-'55 models by a slightly different cab (with a wrap-around windshield) and grille. |
Updated on April 30, 2006 at 22:30 by Albert LaFrance