Indiantown

Fort Indiantown Gap, a military base in central Pennsylvania, is a key training site for the Pennsylvania Army National Guard.

Fort Indiantown Gap police found the suspect trespassing inside the military installation after scaling a barbed-wire fence, according to Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn.

Maj. Morgan Gaylor Henry, Fort Indiantown Gap’s Mission Training Complex executive officer, contacted Letterkenny to begin discussing a proposal to repaint a helicopter currently on static display at the post.

Fort Indiantown Gap, the home of our Pennsylvania National Guard, is also prepared to respond to any increased needs this crisis requires.

George Mason of Kunkle did pretty well in the Indiantown Gap Coon Hound trials on Sunday.

At Indiantown Gap National Cemetery in Annville, about 100 miles northwest of Philadelphia, fresh flowers mark hundreds of graves, and fields of newly erected American flags flap in the breeze.

Fort Indiantown Gap is run by members of the Pennsylvania National Guard and the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and is the busiest Army National Guard training site in the country.

Being located at the beginning of the navigable part of the Saint John River, Indiantown also became a major terminal for vessels departing to ply their trade upriver.

On 3 April 2014 a Pennsylvania Army National Guard RQ-7 participating in training exercises at Fort Indiantown Gap crashed near an elementary school in Pennsylvania and was then hit by a civilian vehicle destroying the drone.