Bayview, Idaho, a quiet town in the northwestern region of the state, shows few signs today of its World War II past. More than seventy years ago, Farragut Naval Training Station sprung up next door. At its peak, the base sported six self-contained camps, each capable of training 5,000 recruits at a time.
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