The claim: White Oak, ?
What it really is: The Naval Ordnance Laboratory in White Oak, Maryland, was closed in the 1990's, and is now run by the FDA.
Showing posts with label Maryland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maryland. Show all posts
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Patuxent River Naval Air Station, Maryland
The claim: 7,900
What it really is: Naval Air Station Patuxent River is a large Navy base situated on a peninsula at the mouth of the the Patuxent River and the Chesapeake Bay.
While the base does have many buildings on it, none of them appear to be the type one would find on a prison camp. Considering this, and the fact that the base has civilian employees, makes this an unlikely location of a prison camp.
What it really is: Naval Air Station Patuxent River is a large Navy base situated on a peninsula at the mouth of the the Patuxent River and the Chesapeake Bay.
While the base does have many buildings on it, none of them appear to be the type one would find on a prison camp. Considering this, and the fact that the base has civilian employees, makes this an unlikely location of a prison camp.
Fort Ritchie, Maryland
The claim: Cascade, 630
What it really is: Fort Ritchie is an Army base that closed in 1998. The former base is now under a mixed-use development plan.
What it really is: Fort Ritchie is an Army base that closed in 1998. The former base is now under a mixed-use development plan.
Naval Radio Transmitter Facility (VLF/LF), Maryland
The claim: Annapolis, ?
What it really is: NSS Annapolis is a former VLF and HF transmitter station for the US Navy.
The station was rendered obsolete by satellite technology, and ceased operations. All but three towers were demolished in 1999. The three that remain were left for historical proposes.
What it really is: NSS Annapolis is a former VLF and HF transmitter station for the US Navy.
The station was rendered obsolete by satellite technology, and ceased operations. All but three towers were demolished in 1999. The three that remain were left for historical proposes.
Andrews AFB, Maryland
The claim: Camp Springs, 7,550
What it really is: Andrews Fields is the home of Air Force One, and because of this is one of the most watched Air Force Bases in the country. That fact alone would make it impossible to hide a prison camp there.
What it really is: Andrews Fields is the home of Air Force One, and because of this is one of the most watched Air Force Bases in the country. That fact alone would make it impossible to hide a prison camp there.
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
The claim: Aberdeen, 79,000
What it really is: Aberdeen Proving Ground is the Army's oldest proving ground.
While there is a lot of open area around the proving ground, none of it contains anything resembling a prison camp.
What it really is: Aberdeen Proving Ground is the Army's oldest proving ground.
While there is a lot of open area around the proving ground, none of it contains anything resembling a prison camp.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Ft. Detrick, Maryland
The claim: Biological warfare center for the NWO, located in Frederick.
What it really is: Until 1969 this army base hosted the American biological weapons program, but now it host most of the United States biological defense program.
What it really is: Until 1969 this army base hosted the American biological weapons program, but now it host most of the United States biological defense program.
Ft. Meade, Maryland
The claim: Halfway between the District of Criminals and Baltimore. Data needed.
What it really is: Fort George G. Meade Army base is the home to the National Security Agency, the United States Cyber Command, and the Defense Courier Service (all of which I imagine the sovereign citizens movement hates...) amongst other things.
There is also a lot of housing and even businesses around there as well. Also, while there are a bunch of large buildings in this area, none of them resemble prison camps.
The lack of information, combined with the fact that whomever made this claim didn't even know that several intelligence agencies were located here leads me to believe that this claim is bogus.
What it really is: Fort George G. Meade Army base is the home to the National Security Agency, the United States Cyber Command, and the Defense Courier Service (all of which I imagine the sovereign citizens movement hates...) amongst other things.
There is also a lot of housing and even businesses around there as well. Also, while there are a bunch of large buildings in this area, none of them resemble prison camps.
The lack of information, combined with the fact that whomever made this claim didn't even know that several intelligence agencies were located here leads me to believe that this claim is bogus.
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