Complete History of the Seneca Army Depot .::. Our Finger Lakes History with Walter Gable
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- The Seneca Army Depot in Romulus, NY played a major role in the United States' defense plans during the major conflicts of the 20th century as well as the nuclear arms race and Cold War with the Soviet Union. In the premiere episode of Our Finger Lakes History on FingerLakes1.TV, Seneca County Historian Walter Gable takes an in-depth look at the history of the Depot from inception to closure and beyond.
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My mom grew up in Romulus, and made parts for military aircraft during WW2.
I served at Seneca Army Depot from late 1989 till 1993 as a Military Police patrolman in the "Q" area, it was a boring job, driving in a 5 mile squared circle for 8 to 12 hrs, I remember the first winter there, it was so cold my ears hurt.
Kris Iglehart , I only served a little over a year there as an MP, 1986-88. Agreed, boring as hell👍🏽.
I served there as an MP and MP Investigator from July 1977 until I left on August 2, 1983 after a large demonstration by the Women's Peace Encampment. I lived in Fayette and Geneva while I was there. I loved that area and even came to tolerate the winters. I met lots of good friends from the depot, both military and civilian, whom I talk with frequently.
Such a big part of our past. Great Job Walter!
Excellent historical documentary. Thank you!
Stationed there 1986-1990.
Love this.
My Mom worked there inspecting ammunition in the early 40's. She had some great stories.
Was an MP Team Sgt, that worked the Q Section from 1972 thru 73. Wa their when the 1st Female MPs were assigned their to patrol the Q area.
Was stationed there from 8/62 to 4/64. MP company of about 125 GI's.
Company clerk for 143d ordinance detachment 1972-1974
How about SR-71 THAT WERE AT Seneca Army Depot?
The Lisk’s lost a son in a car accideent in ’32, and the HS named an award after him. They lost their other son, Allen, later in 1946. Great work Mr. Gable
Is anyone aware of or do you have experience with unexplained illness and health issues from being stationed at Seneca Army Depot?
Now this place is full of Amish!