It is that time again. It is early Christmas Day as I’m updating this blog. It has been over a year since I have posted here or updated my Nesilos website. In all honesty there hasn’t been a lot that I have been aware of that has been going on this year in the Missile Silo world. What I do know for sure is that the Siloworld website has been down for a long time and the domain has been bought by someone from over seas. The owner of that site from what I hear has not been in contact with people that have known him over the years. There are people trying to contact him to see if they can get a copy of the site to get it put back up. Time will tell if that will happen. There hasn’t been any recent activity in the Nebraska sites this year. I do know that there has been some activity going on in some of the other states. I have seen a video of a titan 2 being opened up in Arkansas. That site was recently sold and I have contact information for the new owner and will be making attempts to contact him. I had heard the Mitchell site in Kansas is in the process of being sold. There has also been some recent break ins at a couple of the Titan 2 sites in Arizona.
I have had a pretty busy year to really commit to much time to my Missile Silo hobby. I have hopes that this next year will provide me some extra time to be able to get back into it.
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Hi Tony,
This is Dave, the new proud owner of the Russell, Oklahoma site 577-10. I am cleaning up my site and will be switching to the construction phase in about 6 months. I was fortunate enough to find a site here with structure in the LCC and 6 of the 8 floors in the silo. It is in remarkably good condition given the other sites in Oklahoma. Only 5 remain from the Corps of Engineer onslaught a decade ago when they were pressuring owners to agree to have them filled in with concrete. We call those “rocks”. Anyway, electricity has been installed and water is next on the list of major projects. Thought you would like to know sites are being restored slowly but surely even in Oklahoma. Check out what one owner is doing with his Atlas F site in Kansas at survivalcondo.com.
More later,
Dave
I’m interested in the missle sites especially here in Arkansas. I would like to purchase a site.I would also like to assist in salvaging/renovating a site to get the experience. I’m retired and can travel.