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...dian reinforced concrete 75mm coastal gun battery on Digby Island, British Columbia, Canada. Deactivated in 1945. ...unders on Verney Island. Two 60" searchlights were emplaced to illuminated the passage. ...

...18, and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use on 6 Oct 1919 at a cost of $ 5,050.73. Deactivated in 1926. {{HDGrays Harbor}} ...

...[World War II]], 6" Army gun coastal battery located at Point Brown, Grays Harbor County, Washington. Deactivated in 1944. {{HDGrays Harbor}} ...

...18, and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use on 6 Oct 1919 at a cost of $ 10,405.99. Never armed. Deactivated in 1926. {{HDGrays Harbor}} ...

...8 inch coastal gun battery at Christopher Point, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Deactivated in 1944. ...of the [[World War II]] Joint United States and Canadian [[Harbor Defense of Juan de Fuca Strait]]. ...

...ete 9.2 inch coastal gun battery at Albert Head, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Deactivated in 1956. ...of the [[World War II]] Joint United States and Canadian [[Harbor Defense of Juan de Fuca Strait]]. ...

{{HDWillapa Harbor}} ...itary Reservation]]. The caretaker at Willapa Bay was relieved about 1930. The 6" guns were transferred on 28 Aug 1932 to [[Fort Worden]] for future use i ...

...Later renamed Fort Independence. Abandoned in 1815 at the end of the [[War of 1812]]. == History of Fort Independence == ...

...after the Battle of Bull Run. The fort was abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. == History of Fort Snyder == ...

...malt Fortress". Located in present day Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Named after Admiral [[John Rashleigh Rodd]]. Deactivated in 1956. ==History of {{PAGENAME}}== ...

...ion started in January 1942, was completed October 1942 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 15 Jan 1943. Deactivated in 19??. ...guns mounted on M1 Shielded Barbette Carriages (SBC) placed on either side of an earth covered reinforced concrete magazine and support structure. Power ...

'''Joseph Stewart (1822-1904)''' - Born 29 Jan 1822 in Columbia, Kentucky. A career military artillery officer and [[United States Military ...t Point 1842|Class of 1842]] ranking 18th out of 56. He entered service in the [[1st U.S. Artillery]]. ...

...West. In 1852, the US government designated the Benicia Arsenal as one of the country's five permanent arsenals. ...ese buildings remain today although some of them have suffered damage over the years and have been restored. ...

...emy]] graduate who served as Quartermaster General of the U.S. Army during the [[U.S. Civil War]] and beyond. Died 2 Jan 1892 in Washington DC. ...ul 1836 in the [[:Category:West Point 1836|Class of 1836]] ranking 5th out of 49. ...

...intercepts of approaching enemy aircraft. Located by Tillamook Head, south of Seaside in Clatsop County, Oregon. Deactivated in 1944 reactivated in 1948 ...Air Intakes. The Triple Intake Vent in the Background Provided Air to Cool the Three Generator Radiators.]] ...