Re: [Philmont]: Military installations

I have no specific information, but I do have a caution based on life on
military bases around the Washington, DC area - that being, be careful.
  You can *probably* get onto bases under Code Yellow (an active
military ID will help), but your reservations will turn into pumpkins if
we raise to Code Orange again. So if you go this route, be sure to have
non-military base back-up options.

- Dr. Bob

Dan Bestul wrote:
> Does any one have any information on the availability of military
> installations to New Mexico-bound units this summer? I know some
> crews (including my own) that are thinking about driving out west,
> through Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado. It looks like there are some
> conveniently located places to stop for the night, and I would
> appreciate any information folks might have, either general or
> base-specific.
>
> Dan Bestul
> Advisor, Double H Crew 7-21-??
> Monroe, WI
>
>

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Received on Wed Jan 14 19:34:18 2004