During and after World War II the Army used Camp Edwards for combat training, administration, and medical facilities. The Army constructed a hospital on a 749.29-acre parcel of land. The Army placed about twenty-five ammunition storage bunkers on... see more » During and after World War II the Army used Camp Edwards for combat training, administration, and medical facilities. The Army constructed a hospital on a 749.29-acre parcel of land. The Army placed about twenty-five ammunition storage bunkers on a 16.9-acre parcel of land. Around 1965, these bunkers were removed. On this 16.9-acre parcel and on three other parcels of land totaling 34.5 acres, the Air Force arranged for the housing and home Finance Agency to construct school buildings. The 74.44- acre leased area of particular concern in the Second Amended Findings of Fact was acquired for use as a firing point and safety zone. Similarly, the 55.5-acre leased area of particular concern in this Third Amended Findings of Fact was also acquired for use as a firing point and safety zone. There is no evidence that the 55.5-acre leased site was under other than DOD control during the period of active military use. The site is currently owned by the Commonwealth of MA and is leased to the Coast Guard. (Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) « see less