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Fort Wolters was a U.S. military installation in Texas that served as an Army camp, an Air Force base, and a helicopter school. It was deactivated in 1973 and is now an industrial park with various activities.
Learn about the historic military post that served as Camp Wolters, Fort Wolters and Wolters Industrial Park since 1925. Visit the Fort Wolters Historical Park and see the original main gate, memorial and marker.
Learn how Fort Wolters in Texas became the primary school for Huey pilots who flew in the Vietnam War. See photos, stories and memorabilia from the instructors and students who trained there.
22 lip 2019 · Fort Wolters was an Army and Air Force camp from 1925 to 1973, training soldiers and engineers. Today, it is a treasure trove for urban explorers and history buffs, with decaying buildings and a helicopter heliport.
The History of Fort Wolters. The National Vietnam War Musuem is located just miles from the original location of Fort Wolters. During the Vietnam War Era, Fort Wolters was designated the Primary Helicopter Training Center. Over 40,000 helicopter pilots trained here, and 95% of all helicopter pilots passed through Fort Wolters during the war.
Learn about the history and restoration of Camp Wolters and Fort Wolters, a former military post used by the Texas National Guard and the U.S. Army. See the Medal of Honor Memorial and other historical items at Wolters Industrial Park and Fort Wolters Historical Park.
11 sty 2022 · Fort Wolters was a military base in Texas that trained helicopter pilots for the army, air force and marine corps. It opened in 1951 as Wolters Air Force Base and closed in 1975.
