Complete History of the Seneca Army Depot .::. Our Finger Lakes History with Walter Gable

[@Txnnev61]

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.

[@krisiglehart3704]

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.

[@douglastyree1998]

Kris Iglehart , I only served a little over a year there as an MP, 1986-88. Agreed, boring as hell👍🏽.

[@remoevans7847]

3rd Platoon 295th MP Co SEAD 89-93 👍🏻

[@theresaelliott7740]

My mom grew up in Romulus, and made parts for military aircraft during WW2.

[@LanceVlcek]

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.

[@fingerlakes1]

Thanks for sharing!

[@garyditzell6473]

Such a big part of our past. Great Job Walter!

[@mikeswank6543]

Love this.

[@billymickel464]

My Mom worked there inspecting ammunition in the early 40's. She had some great stories.

[@drellgoff8898]

Was stationed there from 8/62 to 4/64. MP company of about 125 GI's.

[@peteosinga8845]

Company clerk for 143d ordinance detachment 1972-1974

[@sherryviera5696]

Stationed there 1986-1990.

[@MrOliverwoods]

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

[@keithg.tidball8275]

Excellent historical documentary. Thank you!

[@sierradreamsphoto]

Is anyone aware of or do you have experience with unexplained illness and health issues from being stationed at Seneca Army Depot?

[@TeamVernon-l4i]

Yes!

[@bernardoffley605]

How about SR-71 THAT WERE AT Seneca Army Depot?

[@nickcooper958]

Now this place is full of Amish!