Immediately after the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Club's meeting minutes for showed that LRC

in the summers at the 200 yard range (located in West Leyden). The U.S. War Department would often issue .22 long rifle riimfire ammuntion to the LRC; the Club would distribute 100 rounds "...to each member in good standing and sell the [balance] for 25¢ per box...". members, the Women's Auxiliary, and local Leyden residents all assisted in the war effort by serving as lookouts and spotters for any flying aircraft. The Club's records state, "The lookout location was on the hill northwest of the indoor range. A model T coupe body installed on the ground with a spotting cupola set on the coupe's roof heated by an oil burner." Shortly after, the