HUGE FIRE DESTROYS HISTORIC WW2 BLIMP HANGAR IN TUSTIN, CA.

A 3 alarm fire tore through an historic World War 2 blimp hangar in Tustin, Ca. The hangar is made almost entirely of wood and is on the Register of Historic Places. An identical hangar nearby was not damaged. The uninvolved hangar was in the best condition of the 2.
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[@HugsXO]

Ohhnh NO, I remember driving by that hanger and thinking that had be the biggest building as a kid.😢

[@privatepilot4064]

Sits there for 80 years and just mysteriously catches fire! Sounds a little fishy to me! I’m sure there are people that would just love to seize that land for other uses. Kind of like they did in Maui. Wonder how long the other hangar will last before they torch it?

[@poker_18rs92]

And how would this happen? There’s no power inside of that hanger. It just mysteriously catches fire?

[@OgThugLuv]

Wouldn’t be surprised if by next year the area is a shopping center or condos.

[@goobah1389]

@@OgThugLuvyep this could also just be another incident of erasing history for very nefarious reasons.

[@babsk4071]

I hear ya🤨 ‘What does WW2 REPRESENT? ‘ ☝️U can think of Very Few

[@OgThugLuv]

It’ll all be a shopping center or condos by next year. SMH.

[@louisdanes3662]

Homeless Taco fire?

[@ohiobwb]

that sucks!!!!

[@olivertaylor8788]

ALL THEASE FIRE TRUCKS AND A CHOPPER PEEING ON IT? HELL,TOTAL WASTE OF EQUIPMENT.MORE STUPIDITY

[@TemplesOfOurGods]

Uh total waste of equipment? Stupidity? I think not. Clearly the building was MASSIVE and made of wood too you try fighting a fire of that size and enormity its like trying to piss out a volcano they were clearly using their resources the best they could bringing in helicopters to fight the fire ontop was a smart move. Their ariels couldn't even reach the ROOF! and it was clear they were doing a water shuttle operation with water tankers most likely volunteer companies so if anything its not a total waste of equipment or stupidity! Go Back To School Keyboard Firefighter.