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National Archives.
Via parks.ca.gov
Camp Anza (117.46W
33.95N) was an important Army staging camp for the port of Los Angeles, established on 2
December 1942. It had an acreage of
1241 acres (502 hectares) and barracks for 9678
men in June 1944. The average stay was 8 to 10 days.
| 28 Tank Battalion |
Arrived 1945-8-5 |
| 124 Cavalry Regiment |
Arrived 1944-7-10 |
| 612 Field Artillery
Battalion |
Arrived 1944-7-25 |
75mm pack howitzers |
| 613 Field Artillery
Battalion |
Arrived
1944-10-22 |
75mm pack howitzers |
| 430 Field Artillery Group |
Arrived 1945-7-13 |
References
California State Military Department (accessed 2008-7-18)
parks.ca.gov
(accessed 2010-8-7)
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