I've found the place that the army buried all of it's equipment at the end of World War II. Hundreds of old coke bottles dated 1940, dog tags, marksmenship medals, porcelain plates, mugs, spoons,boots, etc. This was done by digging 12 inches underground. It's about half the size of a football field, on the camps grounds. anyone interested?
Camp Livingston army camp, Ball Louisiana
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too bad this thread went cold and they never posted again.....I'd like to get out there one of these days.
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