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...Texas forces during the battle of Lipantitlan and finallly abandoned later in 1842. ...cted as a wooden picket fortification in 1831 by Mexican forces to prevent trouble with Anglo immigrants. The small Mexican guard force surrendered the post t ...

...my educational institution, an artillery school, was also established here in 1778. Over the years ten different Army schools were located here, includin ...ack on the French [[Fort Duquesne (1)]] by British General [[John Forbes]] in 1758 during the [[French & Indian War]]. Forbes constructed a road from Car ...

...Coast Artillery for use 15 Jul 1899 at a cost of $ 94,227.88. Deactivated in 1943. Battery Alexander was declared obsolete and deactivated in early 1943. ...

...Coast Artillery for use 25 May 1909 at a cost of $ 63,500.00. Deactivated in 1920. ...later transferred to [[Watervliet]] on 22 Sep 1927 and eventually scrapped in 1942 as a part of the first [[World War II]] scrap drive. ...

...Coast Artillery for use 10 Nov 1903 at a cost of $ 33,940.25. Deactivated in 1943. In early 1943 the guns and carriages were removed to [[Battery Gunnison]] for ...

...Coast Artillery for use 23 Apr 1904 at a cost of $ 100,000.00. Deactivated in 1943. ...eway National Recreation Area, Fort Hancock Unit. No period guns or mounts in place. ...

...nniboine (1)|Fort Assinniboine]] on 23 Sep 1895. The Troops were withdrawn in 1913. ...ear a rail line, it was thought that troops could be rushed by rail to any trouble spot. The architecture of the fort buildings is almost identical to other w ...

...oast Artillery for use 22 Mar 1907 at a total cost of $20,200. Deactivated in 1920 after [[World War I]]. ...around 1914 to the M1898MI standard by removing the counterweight, filling in the center well and fixing the height of the gun at firing level. ...

...Coast Artillery for use 20 Dec 1899 at a cost of $ 94,227.89. Deactivated in 1943. ...by the [[World War I]] redistribution or the following disarmament program in 1920. ...

...was accepted for service in 1900, it was not armed until 1905. Deactivated in 1918. {{WWICoastalGuns}} This Battery was deactivated in 1917-1918 during [[World War I]] and the guns and carriages were ordered se ...

...Coast Artillery for use 22 Mar 1898 at a cost of $ 138,371.50. Deactivated in 1920. ...s in each pit. The battery was administratively divided into two batteries in 1906. Pits B and D became Battery McCook and pits A and C remained Battery ...

...e Coast Artillery for use 6 Jan 1900 at a cost of $ 73,843.08. Deactivated in 1942. ...y made it to France. Gun #1 was not replaced and the carriage was scrapped in 1920 as a part of the disarmament program. Guns #2 and #3 were listed for s ...

'''Fort Colville (1859-1882)''' - A U.S. Army fort established in 1859 about 15 miles to the east of the 1826 [[Hudson's Bay Company]] [[Fort ...U.S. Infantry]], under the command of Major [[Pinkney Lugenbeel]], arrived in the spring of 1859 to begin construction of Fort Colville. The post was loc ...

...illed in the [[U.S. Civil War]] at the Battle of South Mountain. Abandoned in 1868 as a result of the Laramie Treaty. In Aug 1865, Companies C and D of the [[5th U.S. Volunteers]], and Company A, ...

...couver Arsenal in October 1862 during the [[U.S. Civil War]]. Discontinued in 1881. ...ary ordnance depot in 1853 adjacent to what was then [[Columbia Barracks]] in Vancouver, Washington. The depot was established by the ordnance department ...

...te on the San Carlos Apache Indian Agency, Gila County, Arizona. Abandoned in 1900. Also known as [[Post at San Carlos]]. In February 1873, 1,200 Apaches were marched from [[Fort Grant (2)|Fort Grant] ...

...- An [[Endicott Period]] Coastal Fort first established as [[North Point]] in 1896 and first garrisoned on 6 Jun 1899 by Battery E, [[4th U.S. Artillery] ...cers Row.jpg|thumb|left|795px|Individual Officers Qtrs, Bldgs 12-14, Built in 1901]] ...

...pply, Woodward County, Oklahoma. Designated Fort Supply in 1878. Abandoned in 1895. Also known as [[Depot on the North Canadian]]. ...The post was located at the confluence of the Beaver River and Wolf Creek in the "Indian Territory" of what is now Oklahoma. ...

...gan shells were delivered to the guns above ground by the ammunition hoist in the centre of the photograph.]] ...nts are across the top of the photograph, the barracks at the bottom left, in amongst the trees and the fire-control station is the "L" shaped structure ...

...and regular Brigadier General. Died 16 Jan 1887, Washington DC and buried in [[:Category:Arlington National Cemetery|Arlington National Cemetery]]. ...the [[United States Military Academy]] 1 Sep 1851 and graduated 1 Jul 1855 in the [[:Category:West Point 1855|Class of 1855]] ranking 28th out of 34. He ...