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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1861-1865) - A Union [[U.S. Civil War]] fort established in 1861 in Northeast Washington DC. Named after President [[Abr |width="50%"|[[File:Fort Lincoln LOC 03814v.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Fort Lincoln Interior]] ...

...nal Park, Madera County, California, to protect the park. Renamed [[Camp A.E. Wood]] in 1901 after the first park superintendent, Captain Wood. Moved an ...park was from May through October each year and in their absence a limited number of civilian rangers patrolled the park. ...

...E. Kelly]], who was killed in an airplane crash at [[Fort Sam Houston]] on 10 May 1911. Renamed [[Kelly Army Air Field]] on 30 July 1917, known as [[Kel ...ne handled maintenance and supply and later become [[Duncan Field]]. Kelly Number Two conducted flight training. Kelly became a reception center for new recr ...

...aptain [[Augustus H. Drewry]], Confederate Southside Artillery. Known as [[Fort Darling]] by Union Forces. Abandoned in 1865. |width="50%"|[[Image:Fort Darling - 24.jpg|300px|thumb|left|James River from Fort Darling Gun Emplacement]] ...

...rld War II]] Canadian reinforced concrete 10‑inch coastal gun battery at [[Fort Cape Spear]], Cape Spear, Newfoundland. Deactivated in 1945. Because of its proximity to convoy routes during the Second World War, a 10" gun battery was installed at Cape Spear to defend the entrance to St. John ...

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...sen site was near the remaining earthworks of a U.S. Civil War Confederate fort and since both sets of guns were on wheeled carriages the battery construct ...Cook built the emplacement revetments and ammunition magazines with 10" by 10" timbers, covered with a sand embankment partly surfaced with "swamp muck". ...

[[Image:JEBStuart LC.jpg|thumb|250px|right|J.E.B. Stuart]] ...his post at [[Fort Riley]] and moved in the summer of 1860 to establish [[Fort Lyon]] where the regiment wintered. ...

...1 in Dutch Harbor, Aleutians West Census Area, Alaska. Named Fort Mears on 10 Sep 1941 after Colonel [[Frederick Mears]], who helped develop the Alaska R |colspan="2"|[[File:Ft Mears Garrison 1 Cantonment.jpg|795px|thumb|center|Fort Mears Garrison #1 Cantonment Area at Margaret Bay after Abandonment.]] ...

He served for number of years in Pacific Northwest, where was twice wounded during engagements w While stationed at [[Fort Steilacoom]] in 1857, he made a well documented attempt to climb Mount Rain ...

...1831 he contracted pneumonia and returned to [[:Category:Fort Crawford (1)|Fort Crawford (1)]]. ...regimental adjutant. In 1834 he was transferred to [[:Category:Fort Gibson|Fort Gibson]]. ...

...t [[John Adams]] and opened on 4 Jul 1799 as a [[First System|First System Fort]]. Abandoned by the U.S. Army and turned over to the U.S. Navy in 1950. Tu |width="50%"|[[Image:FortAdamsModern RI.jpg|375px|thumb|left|Fort Adams, RI]] ...

....jpg|800px|thumb|left|Nike Hercules Missile on Transporter/Launcher at the Fort Lewis Museum]] (D) 42.38867, -70.96778, B-21DC Fort Heath ...

...or and smoked huge numbers of cigars (one story had it that he smoked over 10,000 in five years) which may have contributed to his throat cancer of later On 24 Apr 1861, ten days after the fall of [[Fort Sumter]], Captain Grant arrived in Springfield, Illinois, with a company of ...

'''Record of Events – [[:Category:Fort C.F. Smith|Fort C.F. Smith]]'''<br> Left Fort Philip Kearney D.T. August 4th 1866 en-route to garrison Fort C.F. Smith M. Ter. and marching 12 miles camped on Peno Creek. ...

..., no matter how progressive, would have attempted to restrain such a great number of citizens in their pursuit of happiness (as manifested by their dreams of ...ghting the winter roamers only. As the weather turned warmer, however, the number of summer roamers grew in the unceded area, creating a greater threat to th ...

...y the military, though not continuously, from 1861 until it was designated Fort Slocum in 1896. During the Civil War, and until December 1866, the entire [[Image:Fort Slocum Aerial 1936.jpg|380px|thumb|left|Fort Slocum Aerial 1936.]] ...