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Broken Parts = Hangar Space: Funding the Repair of a Pope AFB Hangar

机译：损坏的零件=机库空间：为教皇空军基地机库的维修提供资金

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Stting dilapidated, unavailable for its functional purpose, a majestic historical landmark sat awaiting someone to recognize its potential contribution to the mission. During the course of calendar year 2000 someone did notice. The 23d Fighter Group seized upon an idea to transform supply credits into much needed indoor hangar space. What ensued was a two year journey of learning, planning, and positioning. Ultimately, a contract was let to repair an unused hangar to usable condition. Constructed in 1933 at Pope Field-Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Hangar 5 made up one half of a double hangar project―the east and west wings―currently known as Hangar 4 and Hangar 5, respectively. These hangars were completed at a cost of $175,590.97, contained 45,476 square feet of floor space, and were accepted from the building contractor on 5 November 1934. Subsequent modifications added heat in 1957; and limited structural renovations over the intervening years brought the square footage to its current 53,000.
机译：破败不堪，无法实现其功能目的，雄伟的历史地标坐着等待着人们认识到它对任务的潜在贡献。在2000日历年期间，确实有人注意到了。 23d Fighter Group抓住了将供应积分转换为急需的室内机库空间的想法。随后发生了为期两年的学习，计划和定位之旅。最终，签订了将未使用的机库修复为可用状态的合同。机库5号机库建于1933年，位于北卡罗来纳州的布拉格教皇堡堡，占双机库项目（东翼和西翼）的一半，目前分别称为机库4号和机库5号。这些机库的建造成本为175,590.97美元，占地45,476平方英尺，于1934年11月5日从建筑承包商处接受。随后的改型在1957年增加了热量；在随后的几年中，由于进行了有限的结构翻新，使平方英尺数达到了目前的53,000。

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