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Messing around on Google maps. Have taken phone screenshots so you all can search for the locations yourselves.

First up, Site C6 at Eglin AFB - apparently the location of orbital monitoring. If you search for "Site C6" on this subreddit you should find threads about what's inside. That's one freaky building, with some massive air pumps that don't seem to connect to anything. Also note the field to the south of it, which seems to have little pipes coming up out of it - almost certainly an underground facility, which is neat as hell.

Then is the Lockheed Range at Helendale - with an aerial shot, and a photo from Google showing the deployed facility and an aerodynamic model. Also super cool, this would be an incredible site tour.

Then is the Space Force Command Centre, formerly Norad, which is a tunnel going straight into Cheyenne Mountain. You can see it in the aerial shot as the road that runs into what looks like a shed. There are loads of photos from ground level of the entrance on Google. Also pictured is the Subway Sandwich Shop just outside the entrance. Imagine having to get security clearance to work as a sandwich artist!

Then it's onto Nevada, and the awesome "clam-shell" hangars at Are 6 (South of Groom Lake, East of the Device Assembly Facility).

Photo 9 is three "Janet" flights at Groom Lake. Janet is the secret airline that flies staff to Groom Lake and to Tenopah. You can just see them hanging out at Las Vegas airport apparently, and you can track them in the air at commuter time on FlightRadar24 - you can follow them all the way to Tenopah, but the ones headed to Groom Lake switch their transponders off once they enter classified airspace. This is a great, short video about them:
https://youtu.be/pWNGAUvSyOc

Photo 10 is Edwards AFB in California, North of Los Angeles, and what looks to me like a drone next to the runway, with what I think is a training jet alongside. Just cool to see, I think.

Photo 11 is Edwards again, and a B1 in what looks like a staging area or just a display area (there's loads of aircraft on display around Edwards if you go looking, most of them with their own markers on Google Maps!).

Hope you have fun scanning around - please share if you find anything interesting! I just think it's neat that we can just look at aerial photos of all theae top secret facilities on our phones now. I could spend days trawling through these locations.