FEMA - Camps - California

These are FEMA camps in the State of California - for a complete list please refer to the list of camps page.

These camps originate from many combined lists of supposed camps from all over the Internet. For more information see the FEMA camps page.

Camps

There are a supposedly a total of 11 FEMA camps in California; in reality none of the listed locations are FEMA camps.

Actual Stats:

Military Forts: 4
Airports: 3
Prisons: 1
Former Internment Camps: 2
Nothing at all: 1

Table of Contents

1. Fort Ord
2. Ft. Irwin
3. Mather AFB
4. McClellan AFB
5. Norton AFB
6. Oakdale
7. Terminal Island
8. Tule Lake
9. Twentynine Palms Marine Base
10. Sacramento
11. Vandenburg AFB

Fort Ord

Much of Fort Ord was returned to the State of California when it closed in 1994, however some if it still exists in the form of the PX, Commissary, and several other services for retirees in the area. Some parts are indeed used for urban training. There's no evidence there's a POW camp or civilian internee camp there[27].

Ft. Irwin

Fort Irwin is a major training ground for the military, and is not designated inactive. There are no FEMA facilities there[28].

Mather AFB

Some parts of the former Air Force Base remained closed, but in 1995 the airport was reopened as Sacramento Mather Airport, hence the modern lights, fences, and cameras. I couldn't find evidence that the fences faced inward, however, but a web site that claimed to have pictures of it also said that a helicopter parked at the base was evidence of global governance somehow[29]. 

McClellan AFB

McClellan Air Force Base was closed in 1995 and today it is an uncontrolled civil-military airfield and has both military and civilian tenants. It's referred to as McClellan Park[30]. It is also home to Aerospace Museum of California[31], it is not however home to a FEMA camp.

Norton AFB

Well, "some sources" are wrong. The base was closed in 1994 and now is San Bernardino International Airport[32]. Property outside the aviation facilities was turned into various private areas, such as a distribution center for Mattel[33]. Stater Brothers Markets built a new head quarters and warehouse there. Centers for Kohl's and Pep Boys are also there[34].

Oakdale

There are no camps in Oakdale, in fact there's almost nothing there, just a modestly sized town. Again with this "REX-84" thing, where do they get their information that REX-84 occurred in a given location, especially one that has nothing to do with the military?

Terminal Island

Terminal Island previously was a US Navy instillation, now parts of it are industrial areas, such as oil wells, docks, storage, refining, and sewage treatment plants, the "ChiComs" (Chinese communists) are not involved as far as I can find. There is a low-security federal prison on the Island as well[35].

Tule Lake

This is likely the on the list because of a Japanese Internment camp that was once there. There's nothing at all there now except a small, local tourist industry[36].

Twentynine Palms Marine Base

This is officially called the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center and is the largest Marine Corps base. In 2000 it became the Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command, and has nothing to do with camps, despite "Camp" being in names of many Marine Corps bases[37][38].

Sacramento

No information because there's nothing to talk about, other than it's a Army Depot that closed, eventually Packard Bell and NEC moved their operations there, but later also closed[39].

Vandenburg AFB

Correctly spelled Vandenberg Air Force Base, did at one time have a German POW camp, but it no longer exists[40]. No evidence of it being a "REX-84 facility".