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Waves carve controversial wartime history, buried for 63 years, from Michigan dune
The high Lake Michigan water levels have unearthed a portion of Oceana County s Camp Claybanks, which was a U.S. Army installation base in the 1950s. Author: Brent Ashcroft Updated: 9:22 AM EDT March 17, 2021
NEW ERA, Mich. It s amazing what can be discovered during a simple walk along the beach.
An Oceana County man, who was recently strolling along the Lake Michigan shoreline, found the remains of wartime history that had been buried under a dune for 63 years until the waves carved it out.
On Sunday, March 14, Jesse Cisneros did something he says he s done a thousand times - take a walk along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Cisneros grew up near New Era and has served on and off as the Claybanks Township Park Manager for several years.