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    Sampson Air Force Base - Wikipedia

    • During the first two weeks of 1951, the population at Lackland AFB jumped from 36,513 to over 70,000 people. In addition, a third BMT center was established at Parks AFB, California to accommodate new enlistees. See more

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    Sampson Air Force Base is a closed United States military facility, last used by the United States Air Force
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    The facility was established initially by the United States Navy as a Naval Training Station (USNTS Sampson) in 1942. The station was named after Rear Admiral William T. Sampson. The Navy obtained 2,600 acre… See more

    Built1942
    Controlled byUnited States Air Force
    In use1942–1956
    TypeAir Force Base
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    Today the airfield 42°42′46″N 076°53′09″W / 42.71278°N 76.88583°W is being developed into an emergency services training site. Just inside the gate is a brand new State Police barracks, a… See more

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    1951 - AF

    The Air Force was just four years old and the Korean War was the cause of thousands of young Americans flooding to San Antonio and Lackland AFB. Though the base was geared to handle only 20,000 personnel, more than …

     

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    Sampson AFB,NY air force basic training pictures.

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    1951 Sampson AFB, NY - The Military Yearbook Project

  5. Finger Lakes Times
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    WAY BACK WHEN IN SENECA COUNTY: A history …

    Nov 13, 2016 · $30 million to become the Sampson Air Force Base. There also was $5 million in new construction. On Feb. 1, 1951, the first 300 trainees arrived; by the time of the base’s closure in 1956,...

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    When was Sampson Air Force Base constructed?
    Sampson Air Force Base was constructed in 270 days from the start of construction in May ‘42 and initially covered an area of 260 acres. It served as a Naval Training Station (USNTS Sampson, NY) from 1942-1945.

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    What happened to Sampson Air Force base?
    Sampson Air Force Base is a closed United States military facility, last used by the United States Air Force Air Training Command as a Basic Military Training Center. It was closed in 1956 and put into caretaker status. As of at least the 2000s, parts of the facility have been converted to a civil picnic area called Sampson State Park.

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    When was Sampson airfield renamed?
    Starting in 1957 to 1960 the airfield and some officer housing on the lake shore (449 acres) were transferred to the Seneca Army Depot, the facility being renamed Sampson Army Airfield and used to support the depot. The former hospital area was operated as a state school.

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    When did Sampson Naval Station close?
    The Sampson Naval Station was closed on July 1, 1946. In March 1945, it was selected as the eastern tuberculosis center for Navy personnel. Starting on Sept. 15, 1945, it processed more than 65,000 enlisted personnel out of active service. The 2,500-bed Navy hospital was closed after this period.

    WAY BACK WHEN IN SENECA COUNTY: A history of Sampson

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    When was the Air Force special weapons project established?
    June 1955 - The Air Force Special Weapons Project was established at Medina Base (later Lackland Training Annex). Oct 1955 - The BMT Drum and Bugle Corps formed to raise esprit de corps and improve the accuracy of close order drill among basic trainees.

    Chronology: LACKLAND DECADE SERIES 1950-1959 1950's - AF

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    What happened to the Air Force base in New York?
    The majority of the former Air Force base today is now abandoned. While the streets exist, most of the land is vacant as a result of the 1960 New York State facilities removal. However, a large cluster of buildings in the northeast part of the base 42°44′13″N 76°54′02″W remain in a very deteriorated condition, some having roofs, some not.

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    Sampson Air Force Base, 1951 - 1952 | ArchivesSpace Public …

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  10. afmtia.org
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    Sampson Air Force Museum - Clio - theclio.com

    During the Korean War (1950-1956), Sampson served as a U.S Air Force basic training center which training could last anywhere from 4 to 13 weeks. Sampson AFB was also home to the largest USAF Hospital holding 1500 beds.

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    1951 Sampson AFB, NY - The Military Yearbook Project

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    Vintage Map of Sampson Air Force Base, 1951 - Ted's Vintage Art

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  17. New York Times
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    SAMPSON AIR FORCE BASE, - The New York Times

  18. risampsonvets.org
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    Sampson Air Force Base

  19. New York Almanack
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    Sampson State Park’s Remarkable Military ... - New York Almanack

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    Sampson Air Force Base Veterans Fellowship

  21. TogetherWeServed
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    Sampson Air Force Base - Together We Served

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