The claim: Romulus, ?
What it really is: Seneca Army Depot was closed in 2000, and is now under control by numerous private industries, and as for the state the site hosts the Five Points Correctional Facility and the Seneca County Law Enforcement Center.
Currently there is much discussion on what to do with the rest of the land, being that much of it is dotted with concrete storage bunkers that were used to store munitions.
Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Plattsburgh AFB, New York
The claim: Plattsburgh, 4,879
What it really is: Plattsburgh Air Force Base was closed in 1995 and is now a civilian airport called the Plattsburgh International Airport, and a industrial complex.
What it really is: Plattsburgh Air Force Base was closed in 1995 and is now a civilian airport called the Plattsburgh International Airport, and a industrial complex.
Niagara Falls Storage Site, New York
The claim: Lewiston, 191
What it really is: The Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station (it's actual name) is an Air Force reserve base that shares runways with the Niagara Falls International Airport.
Currently the only aircraft stationed at the base are C-130 transport planes.
What it really is: The Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station (it's actual name) is an Air Force reserve base that shares runways with the Niagara Falls International Airport.
Currently the only aircraft stationed at the base are C-130 transport planes.
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, New York
The claim: Niskayuna and West Milton, 4,070
What it really is: The Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory is a research and development facility dedicated to the research, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the US Navy's nuclear powered warships.
What it really is: The Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory is a research and development facility dedicated to the research, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the US Navy's nuclear powered warships.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Griffiss AFB, New York
The claim: Rome, 3,896
What it really is: Griffiss Air Force Base closed in 1995 and is now the Griffiss Business and Technology Park. The only military presence that remains is the Rome Research Site of the Air Force Research Laboratory, and the New York Air National Guard.
What it really is: Griffiss Air Force Base closed in 1995 and is now the Griffiss Business and Technology Park. The only military presence that remains is the Rome Research Site of the Air Force Research Laboratory, and the New York Air National Guard.
Brookhaven National Laboratory, New York
The claim: Upton, Long Island, 5,300
What it really is: Brookhaven National Laboratory is a US national laboratory that researches in Nuclear physics, material physics and chemistry, and environmental and biological research.
The site is staffed by approximately 3,000 scientists, engineers, technicians, and support personnel, and hosts 4,000 guest investigators every year.
What it really is: Brookhaven National Laboratory is a US national laboratory that researches in Nuclear physics, material physics and chemistry, and environmental and biological research.
The site is staffed by approximately 3,000 scientists, engineers, technicians, and support personnel, and hosts 4,000 guest investigators every year.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Buffalo, New York
The claim: FEMA detention facility.
What it really is: Besides being the second largest city in the State of New York, it's also a major port for the Great Lakes, and also contains multiple railway lines going into the city. There are many warehouses there, and any one of them could be mistaken for a FEMA camp or detention facility to anyone who thinks that such places are real.
What it really is: Besides being the second largest city in the State of New York, it's also a major port for the Great Lakes, and also contains multiple railway lines going into the city. There are many warehouses there, and any one of them could be mistaken for a FEMA camp or detention facility to anyone who thinks that such places are real.
Otisville, New York
The claim: Federal correctional facility, near Middletown.
This is true: This is true. There is a Federal correctional facility called the Federal Correctional Institution, Otisville. It's a medium security prison, with a minimum security prison camp. The prison holds 1,775 prisoners, with the camp itself holding 124 inmates.
There is also a state run prison there only a quarter mile away from the Federal prison call the Otisville Correctional Facility, and is also medium security as well.
This is all public information.
This is true: This is true. There is a Federal correctional facility called the Federal Correctional Institution, Otisville. It's a medium security prison, with a minimum security prison camp. The prison holds 1,775 prisoners, with the camp itself holding 124 inmates.
There is also a state run prison there only a quarter mile away from the Federal prison call the Otisville Correctional Facility, and is also medium security as well.
This is all public information.
Albany, New York
The claim: FEMA detention facility.
What it really is: There's not much details about this claim, other then stating that there is an alleged FEMA detention facility.
The city does have a large river port with multiple warehouses, and also has a booming high-tech industry and health care industry, so it's that one of these places that house these industries could be mistaken by someone with an untrained eye (and paranoid mind) for some type of FEMA camp or detention center.
What it really is: There's not much details about this claim, other then stating that there is an alleged FEMA detention facility.
The city does have a large river port with multiple warehouses, and also has a booming high-tech industry and health care industry, so it's that one of these places that house these industries could be mistaken by someone with an untrained eye (and paranoid mind) for some type of FEMA camp or detention center.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Ft. Drum, New York
The claim: two compounds: Rex 84 detention camp and FEMA detention facility.
What it really is: First let me ask this: why would there be two different detention camps run by two different groups, especially when they're doing the exact same thing? It makes far more sense to have one compound run by one group.
Anyways, the army base itself is huge, and contains nearly 13,000 people there at any given time, and is used to train up to 80,000 troops there annually.
The base also has a large amount of housing for military families, and employment opportunities for civilians as well.
The base borders several towns, and several other towns actually have parts of their townships within the base itself.
Considering all of this, it would be pretty hard to hide one prison camp there, much less two.
What it really is: First let me ask this: why would there be two different detention camps run by two different groups, especially when they're doing the exact same thing? It makes far more sense to have one compound run by one group.
Anyways, the army base itself is huge, and contains nearly 13,000 people there at any given time, and is used to train up to 80,000 troops there annually.
The base also has a large amount of housing for military families, and employment opportunities for civilians as well.
The base borders several towns, and several other towns actually have parts of their townships within the base itself.
Considering all of this, it would be pretty hard to hide one prison camp there, much less two.
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