What happens here?

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>>139483248
Lake Havasu has lots of retiree's and on spring break, more blue-collar and poor white kids. I'm sure it is way less white now. Tuscon and Phoenix have a surprisingly number of businesses considering how unpleasantly hot it gets there. Not sure about Yuma, pretty sure something nuclear. Yea they have a powerplant and museum

>Atomic cannons, designed and deployed at the white-hot height of the Cold War (1953-1963) but never fired in battle, are displayed at a number of military installations and museums in the US. The intent of the 280mm cannon was to hurl a nuclear shell a tactical distance so the artillery crew -- which took cover during firing in slit trenches -- wouldn't be killed by blast and radiation, the Atomic Cannon resides in that sweet spot between nightmarish nuclear missiles and really dumb atomic hand grenades. An atomic cannon was test fired in 1953 in Nevada.

The Yuma Proving Ground, north of the city of Yuma, offers easy viewing of an M65 280mm atomic cannon at the entrance gate, along with other retired weaponry that includes tanks, rockets, and a 200mm gun-howitzer.

>>139483571
actually lake havasu is probably fairly white, but i'm sure there is way more race-mixing, etc. its kinda retirement community as far as i can tell. notice i didn't mention mexico because i know almost nothing about it and don't care.

why do you ask, anon?

>>139483248
mexican coyotes,narcos and illegals

>>139483571
Neat historical fact anon
>>139483671
I'm curious about what keeps people living there. Living in a hot barren wasteland must be depressing as hell.

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>>139483248
cartels, CIA, sorcerors/warlocks are common there too

>>139483248
Breaking Bad except in real life.