Alamogordo
a city in s new mexico: first atomic bomb exploded in the desert about 50 miles (80 km) nw of here, july 16, 1945.
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army officials simply stated that a munitions storage area had accidentally exploded at the alamogordo bombing range.
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there will be no caravan leaving from alamogordo, n.m., for this event.
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this transformation has been brought to p-ss in the seven years from alamogordo to eniwetok.
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alamogordo is 4,000 feet above the sea level, and has one of the finest natural parks in the united states.
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for a hat i was wearing a wide-brimmed sombrero, purchased from a mexican merchant at alamogordo.
from north carolina to southern california without a ticket and how i did it john peele
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