SOUTH EAST STATION AREA - HISTORY
Sand Point Naval Air Station
  

R-11 was a "REVETMENT" area with a building within. A revetment is a barricade to provide shelter against bomb fragments.	Bldg. 16 was an Igloo Magazine for Dynamite Storage.
Bldg. 60 was a fuse & Detonator Magazine.	Bldg. 61 was a Small Arms & Pyrotechnic Magazine.
Bldg. 62 was a Machine Gun Range field service Head.	Bldg. 64 was a Machine Gun Range - Firing Shed.
Bldg. 65 was a Machine Gun Range - Head firing Shed.	Bldg. 139 was a Radio Receiving Building.
Bldg. 171 was a Y - H  Shelter	Bldg. 194 was a Storage building.
Bldg. 195 was a Storage building.	Bldg. 196 was a Storage building.
Bldg. 198 was an Office.	Bldg. 199 was a Firing Shed.
Bldg. 200 was an Office and Armory Building.	Bldg. 201 was an Indoor Shooting Range building.
Bldg. 204 was an Overseas Air Cargo Terminal.	Bldg. 205 was a Public Works Storage building.
Bldg. 213 was a N.A.T.S Temporary Storage Building	Bldg. 214 was a Temporary Gunnery Training building
Bldg. 215 was a V.R.5. Radio Shop	Bldg. 205 was a Public Works Storage building.
Bldg. 218 was a Public Works Storage Shed.	Bldg. 220 was an Auxiliary Fire House
Bldg. 221 was a Target Shed, later to become a Bird Blind	Bldg. 225 was a field service Head