Parks Canada and historical blueprints document Camp X as a sprawling 275-acre secret installation utilizing 13 dedicated training and operational buildings. This clandestine Canadian site was intrinsically linked to the British Security Coordination (BSC) headquarters, which occupied the upper floors of New York's Rockefeller Center, managing North American espionage efforts throughout World War II.
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