Talk:Rocky Mountain Arsenal

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Help out those who'd be willing to photograph this: what should we get pictures of? The gate? Is it possible to get within telephoto distance of the buildings? If not, would it be possible to request permission to get that close? Here is google maps link to get a sense of how big the chunk of land is.

Please, someone, do some research on RMA regarding nerve gas production, leakeage, and lawsuits from over the past fifty years. I was on the legal team defending Shell Oil in the 1980s, and although I believe my NDA has expired, it's up to *you* to publish the facts. There's a lot more to this story. Have fun. Get the nonredacted docs.

(February 5, 2007; 207.213.217.230)

RMA Summaries of Major Events and Problems (covering 1950—1962) via Rocky Mountain Arsenal Archive Johnvr4 (talk) 15:35, 27 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]