In august 2021 anons in George live chat were given a summer camp list. It was accessible through paste bin. It has now been deleted. It was not a complete list but quite large and eye opening. I have it saved to pdf. I can post the state you are interested in. Here is a start. Can’t copy paste completely due to character limit.

9. ALABAMA
10. Opelika – Military compound either in or very near town.
11. Aliceville – WWII German POW camp – capacity 15,000
12. Ft. McClellan (Anniston) – Opposite side of town from Army Depot
13. Maxwell AFB (Montgomery) – Civilian prison camp established under Operation Garden Plot, currently operating with support staff and small inmate population.
14. Talladega – Federal prison “satellite” camp.
16. ALASKA
17. Wilderness – East of Anchorage. No roads, Air & Railroad access only. Estimated capacity of 500,000. Projection: forced labor camp.
18. Elmendorf AFB – Northeast area of Anchorage – far end of base. Garden Plot facility, as well as a Circular Disposed Antenna Array (CDAA) used for High Frequency Direction Finding (HFDF) covering 2 to 32 Megahertz that is operated by the United States Navy.
19. Eielson AFB – Southeast of Fairbanks. Operation Garden Plot facility.
20. Ft. Wainwright – East of Fairbanks
22. ARIZONA
23. Ft. Huachuca – Airbase – 20 miles from Mexican border, 30 miles from Nogales Rex ’84 facility.
24. Pinal County – on the Gila River – WWII Japanese detention camp. May be renovated.
25. Yuma County – Colorado River - Site of former Japanese detention camp (near proving grounds). This site was completely removed in 1990 according to some reports.
26. Phoenix – Federal Prison Satellite Camp – Main federal facility expanded.
27. Florence – WWII prison camp NOW RENOVATED, OPERATIONAL with staff & 400 prisoners, operational capacity of 3,500.
28. Wickenburg – Airport is ready for conversion; total capacity unknown.
29. Davis – Monthan AFB (Tucson) – Fully staffed and presently holding prisoners.
30. Sedona – site of possible UN base.
32. ARKANSAS
33. Ft. Chaffee (near Fort Smith, Arkansas) - Has new runway for aircraft, new camp facility with cap of 40,000 prisoners
34. Pine Bluff Arsenal – This location also is the repository for B-Z nerve agent, which causes sleepiness, dizziness, stupor; admitted use is for civilian control.
35. Jerome – Chicot/Drew Counties - site of WWII Japanese camps
36. Rohwer – Descha County – site of WWII Japanese camps.
37. Blytheville AFB - Closed airbase now being used as camp. New wooden barracks have been constructed at this location. Classic decorations – guard towers, barbed wire, high fences.
38. Berryville – FEMA facility located east of Eureka Springs off Hwy. 62. [near Tyson’s property.]
39. Omaha – Northeast of Berryville near Missouri state line, on Hwy 65 south of old wood processing plant on a dirt road that leads to a toxic waste dump. Possible crematory facility.
41. CALIFORNIA https://pastebin.com/print/ZTw0FEJW 1/10

8/6/2021 Pastebin.com - Printed Paste ID: https://pastebin.com/ 42. Vandenburg AFB – Rex 84 facility, located near Lompoc & Santa Maria on Hwy 1, close to Hwy 101. 43. Internment facility is located near the oceanside, close to Space Launch Complex #6, also called “Slick Six”. The launch site has had “a flawless failure record” and is rarely used. 44. Norton AFB – (closed base) now staffed with UN according to some sources. 45. Tule Lake – area of “wildlife refuge”, accessible by unpaved road, just inside Modoc County. 46. Fort Ord – Now called Presido of Monterey – Closed in 1994, this facility is now an urban warfare training center for US and foreign troops, and may have some “P.O.W. – C.I.” enclosures. 47. Twentynine Palms Marine Base – Birthplace of the infamous “Would you shoot American citizens?” Quiz. 48. New camps being built on “back 40? 49. Oakdale – Rex 84 camp capable of holding at least 20,000 people. 90 mi east of San Francisco on Hwy 120. 50. Terminal Island – (Long Beach) – located next to naval shipyards operated by ChiCom shipping interests. Federal prison facility located here. Possible deportation point. 51. Ft. Irwin – view 2 from higher up – view 3 from higher up with Edwards AFB, George AFB (Closed?) and MCLB Barstow and Ft. Irwin in 52. perspective – Ft. Irwin is a FEMA facility near Barstow. This base is designated inactive but has staffed camp. The surrounding support from Edwards AFB, George AFB, and MCLB Barstow would indicate this is a high importance facility. MCLB Barstow has an interesting mark on its helicoptor pad, which looks suspiciously like an Iron Cross. Check it out. Another view. Irwin is a remote mountain region south of Death Valley National Monument. Designated as inactive, there is a camp at this facility aprox. 30 miles from I-15 in Barstow. 53. McClellan AFB (Closed) – facility capable for 30,000 – 35,000 54. Sacramento – Army Depot – The Sacramento Army Depot (SAAD) was a U.S. Army support facility that operated as a repair center for high- 55. tech military hardware, such as night vision goggles, electronic circuit boards, and radium-dial instrumentation. The 1988 Base Closure and Realignment Commission closed Sacramento Army Depot. On March 3, 1995, the Depot officially closed. 56. In the Fall of 1994 Packard Bell, the computer company whose plant in Northridge was damaged by an earthquake decided to relocate a 57. 3,000 employee assembly plant and distribution center at the Depot. As of April, 1996, Packard Bell had 3,500 employees working at its 58. Depot facility (down from 5,000 in August 1995) and in February 1998 there were 3,100 employees, in October 1998 3,400 employees. This 59. is the only Packard Bell manufacturing plant in the U.S. 60. In mid-2000, Packard Bell NEC, Inc. announced it would shut down all manufacturing operations by year’s end and layoff 1,400 of its 1,550 workers at the former Sa