This time, we find the KCRF patch in San Francisco.
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Built into the highest point at the Golden Gate, Battery Construction 129 had two large guns mounted under thick concrete shields covered with native vegetation for camouflage and virtually invisible from above.
It features tunnels that connect the two gunpits, magazines, and storage rooms. After Pearl Harbor, the entire Western Defense Command was placed on high alert. Anti-aircraft guns were installed, and radar stations were developed. Even before the war ended, defending the San Francisco Bay against ships became superfluous, and heavy artillery soldiers were transferred to anti-aircraft duties.
http://www.nps.gov/goga/naturescience/hawk-hill.htm
Damn, I was just there yesterday
Those batteries on those hilltops are really cool to explore.