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    Vandenberg to say goodbye to WWII-era Chapel 2 [Image 5 of 5]

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    This is a United States Air Force 2001 Design Awards Program Citation Award certificate presented to the 30th Civil Engineer Squadron. The award recognizes achievement of design excellence for the World War II Chapel Renovation at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. It is signed by Major General Earnest O. Robbins II, The Civil Engineer, and dated August 2001.

    CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    10.07.2021

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    The 30th Civil Engineer Squadron completed a renovation project of the Chapel 2 facility, winning an Air Force level design award in 2001. The building, one of four WWII-era chapels that served Camp Cooke G.I.s during the war, is scheduled to be demolished in October 2021. (U.S. Air Force image)

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    Date Taken: 10.07.2021
    Date Posted: 10.07.2021 17:22
    Photo ID: 6879796
    VIRIN: 211007-F-XX999-2005
    Resolution: 2765x3091
    Size: 2.09 MB
    Location: CALIFORNIA, US
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    Downloads: 1

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    A white wooden chapel with a dark shingled roof and tall steeple is shown under a clear blue sky. A sign in front reads 'Chapel II' and lists service schedules including Sunday Protestant and Catholic services, Monday through Friday Catholic Mass, and Saturday Confessions. The building features a white railed entrance ramp and steps leading to an arched doorway.
    The image shows the interior of a Christian chapel or church, photographed from an elevated rear vantage point looking toward the altar. The space features wooden pews arranged in two sections divided by a center aisle, with blue hymnals/books placed in the pew racks. The sanctuary is empty and well-lit, with exposed wooden beam ceiling, hanging lantern-style light fixtures, and a crucifix above the altar.
    The image shows the interior entryway/narthex of what appears to be a church or religious building. The space features a vaulted wood-beam ceiling, double wooden doors with decorative leaded glass panels, and religious artwork on the left wall. The area is well-lit with wall sconces and a clerestory window above the exit doors.
    The image shows the sanctuary/chancel area of a Roman Catholic or mainline Christian church, featuring a raised altar platform with wooden furnishings. The space is characterized by warm wood tones, a prominent crucifix, latticed wooden screens, and liturgical appointments typical of post-Vatican II church design. The photograph appears to be a professional architectural or documentary image taken when the space is unoccupied.
    This is a United States Air Force 2001 Design Awards Program Citation Award certificate presented to the 30th Civil Engineer Squadron. The award recognizes achievement of design excellence for the World War II Chapel Renovation at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. It is signed by Major General Earnest O. Robbins II, The Civil Engineer, and dated August 2001.

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