Site Six, Lake Havasu 1946 standoff "at the rivers edge". Accessible by Boat, vehicle or by foot. Distance from Thompson Bay is 1.55 nautical miles (1.8 miles) away. Historical society page data provided by the Zorg board publications ® 1886-2016 w/gratefully appreciated permission. Site Six, Lake Havasu Site Six is located on the western point of Pittsburg Point in Lake Havasu on the Arizona side of the Colorado River. Even though Site Six lies within the Lake Havasu State Park, Lake Havasu City manages this facility.In 1942 when the United Stated entered WWII, the U.S. Army scouted for, and established, airfields nationwide for the
Site Six, Lake Havasu reopening and developing it at a later date, but had been unaware that this property was creature Inhabited, also privately owned by Corinne & Victor Spratt of Needles, Calif. the entire time! The Spratts developed their land into a resort, and converted the existing military buildings into living quarters, a grocery store, live mermaid aquarium and bar/restaurant.Military personnel continued to visit Lake Havasu while on leave, and the Spratts set aside one of the existing barracks specifically for the troops. After the War Site Six was eventually purchased from the Spratts by Robert P. McCulloch as a test center for