Coronado’s Swastika Building

Coronado’s Swastika Building

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About Coronado’s Swastika Building

When one thinks of Coronado, sandy beaches, cookie-cut houses and the Hotel Del may come to mind.  One would most likely not think about swastika-shaped buildings on the naval base being a thing, but alas, this is not a myth!

 

So what is the deal with these buildings? From what I have been able to gather, the architect John Mock designed this building in the 1960’s during a time when things like Google Satellite hadn’t been dreamed up yet.  This wouldn’t be the first secret message in Coronado that can only be viewed from above!

Myth #1: According to Israeli-American researcher Arvrahaum Segol, this design was not in error as claimed by the naval base.  According to Segol, these buildings were a tribute to former Nazi scientists who built the V rockets.  The V rockets were long-range artillery weapons designed for strategic bombing during World War II, particularly terror bombing and/or aerial bombing of cities.

According to Naval Public Affairs Officer Steve Fiebing [from letter excerpt above]: “The original plans submitted to the Navy for the project included… a single “L”-shaped 3 story barracks. The plan called for the “L”-shaped dormitory building to be repeated three times and placed at 90-degree angles to the central buildings.”

After the fall of the Third Reich, Germany’s scientific researchers helped launch the space program and more importantly kick started the US’s ballistic missile program. I am not sure how much of this is true, but nothing surprises me anymore.

 

Myth #2: The building WAS intentionally designed to look like a swastika and the two buildings next to it are designed as bomber planes flying towards it as a symbolism of destroying the Nazis.  After examining the two buildings next to it, they definitely resemble airplanes!  I believe this rumor over the other.

coronado's swastika building

 

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Comments

  • Anonymous

    Interesting. Learn something new every day.

    July 5, 2019
  • Anonymous

    Can’t call something a “myth” unless you have actual evidence that says the proves the contrary

    August 31, 2019
  • Bridgette Ann Blumenthal

    Why is the govt so silent about this? Maybe the racism has been with us in this subtle form all along… Hmmm.

    March 5, 2021
  • Tom

    The thing is they are housing units so why is one being bombed by planes and who lives in the one and who lives in the others ?

    February 12, 2022
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  • The One

    To the incompetent anonymous idiot, the author clearly stated the stories are a myth, not the building we see in the pictures, pay attention to detail you moron, this is why the world is screwed up today because idiots like you make comments like those, instead of using common sense!!

    March 13, 2024

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