Talk:Camp Hale

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Metropolitan State College of Denver just completed an incredible Web site on the history of Camp Hale. You should consider linking to it. The URL is http://www.mscd.edu/~history/camphale

The Web site has interview videos, photos of the base, history of the Women's Army Corp, etc.

Thanks for the tip! I'm adding it. By the way, if you happened to know about this site because you're affiliated with MCSD, the article on Metropolitan State College of Denver could use your input. You don't need to leave a note on the Talk page. Just edit the article! JamesMLane 11:14, 22 Aug 2004 (UTC)