@@jaclynfischer1501 99% of Camp Van Dorn was disassembled. These are absolutely remnants of CVD. "After World War II, Camp Van Dorn was declared surplus and clearance activities were conducted. The Army issued a certificate of clearance in 1950: it recommended that two former impact areas be restricted to surface use only. All other inspected artillery and bombing ranges could be used for any suitable purpose. Ownership of the former Camp Van Dorn land was transferred by the War Assets Administration by October 1950. Since the 1990s the Army has been concerned about ordnance finds and other hazards at this and other formerly used defense sites (FUDS)."
0:18 she mentions two days and two nights from home, but I don’t think she mentions where they are?
UPDATE: The old farm is in rural Mississippi on the site of an old WWII army base, Camp Van Dorn. Look it up, crazy stories...
@@FoundPersonsReport are they still missing?
@FoundPersonsReport not sure about that. Camp van dorn is in Centreville and is still standing, tho not operational. Where is this property?
And, where is the baby? Take the dog & leave the baby behind? Come on lol
@@jaclynfischer1501 99% of Camp Van Dorn was disassembled. These are absolutely remnants of CVD.
"After World War II, Camp Van Dorn was declared surplus and clearance activities were conducted. The Army issued a certificate of clearance in 1950: it recommended that two former impact areas be restricted to surface use only. All other inspected artillery and bombing ranges could be used for any suitable purpose. Ownership of the former Camp Van Dorn land was transferred by the War Assets Administration by October 1950. Since the 1990s the Army has been concerned about ordnance finds and other hazards at this and other formerly used defense sites (FUDS)."