Jersey Pete sent me the following update via email:
I believe the base finally closed in 2011; I am not sure of the life of the course from 2006, when the base was slated to close, up to that time.
If you look at Historic aerials, the 1940 aerial shows a lot of good detail. You can see that the bunkers are the more slender, serpentine shapes used at Sunnehanna. Mostly smaller greens here with light to moderate undulation.
First six holes are a little of the back and forth variety, you can see the bunkers under the trees. 9 is a good, driveable uphill par 4.
There's a little range between 1, 2 and 18.
The 1940 aerial makes it look as the lake on 10 is not original.
13 is an awkward hole as the fairway was shifted left to allow for some housing to be put in, compare the '40 aerial with 2012 and you'll see. Most of the routing otherwise appears original.
It's worth a play if in the area, not necessarily a special trip from afar. I remember thinking maybe the county would step in and buy it, on the positive side, the article states there is a deed restriction on the property for 40 years so it won't be plowed under.