"That blast photo is worth a thousand words to explain why it's important not to handle any suspicious item found in or near the former Camp Butner ... site during World War II, and unexploded ...

23, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Butner, the World War II Army training camp that gave ... a collection of shells, photos, maps, documents and other artifacts from the camp, will ...

For years, Mike Mercier of Cary has been collecting artifacts for a museum dedicated to Camp Butner, the Army training camp where tens of thousands of men prepared to fight in World War II.

contributed photo Tommy has been an elder at ... and then was drafted back in with the onset of WWII. Tommy was stationed in Camp Butner. Over 40,000 army troops served at Camp Butner, and ...

Sometime while he was at Camp Butner, the sprawling base north of Durham where the Army trained soldiers for combat during World War II, John E. Earley either lost or discarded a pair of dog tags.

Few in Durham had heard of how a U.S. Army soldier in uniform, a Black man from Philadelphia training at nearby Camp Butner during World War II, questioned ... then posed for photos with it.

Just before New Year's Day 1945, Don Worpell packed his gear for a train ride from Camp Butner, N.C., to what his World War II papers described as a "secret destination" in Massachusetts.

During World War II, there were POW camps set up in North Carolina, including ones at Fort Bragg and Camp Butner, in Granville County, about 14 miles northeast of Durham. According to newspaper ...

from its immigration to the United States through an internment camp during World War II and their eventual life in Anaheim. The photo collection was recently uploaded to the Anaheim Library’s ...

The News & Observer of Raleigh reports efforts are underway to open the Camp Butner Museum. It would tell the history of the 40,000-acre site where the Army trained soldiers for World War II ...