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CAMP NORMOYLE. Camp Normoyle was established during World War I. It was located across the railroad at the northeast corner of Kelly Field in western San Antonio. In 1920 the base served as an army vocational school. Camp Normoyle was a quartermaster ordnance and engine-replacement depot for Kelly Field during World War II, and was merged into Kelly Field in 1944.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Albert Curtis, Fabulous San Antonio (San Antonio: Naylor, 1955). Leah Carter Johnston, San Antonio: St. Anthony's Town (San Antonio: Librarians Council, 1947). Green Peyton [Wertenbacker], San Antonio (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1946).

 




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