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...t was rebuilt in 1855 by the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] Chief Factor [[James Anderson]]. The post was used as a trading post and winter quarters while searching ...

...]] and his 200 mounted Tennessee Volunteers along with Lieutenant [[Robert Anderson]] and a company of [[3rd U.S. Artillery]] to present day Fort Lauderdale to ...a 60' by 50' stockade. Major Lauderdale was joined by Lieutenant Colonel [[James Bankhead]]<!-- not USMA --> and four artillery companies from [[Fort Dallas ...

...t Stevens (2)]] when that fort was attacked by Confederate General [[Jubal Anderson Early]] on 11 and 12 July, 1864. File:Fort Totten LOC 01366v.jpg|Fort Totten James Rifles ...

# [[Fort Anderson (4)]] 20 May 2016 Updated # [[James White's Fort]] 21 May 2016 Updated ...

...y Brigadier General [[Simon Bernard]] and officially named for President [[James Monroe]] in 1832. Construction on Fort Monroe began in 1819 and was complet (B) 37.018875, -76.298246, Battery Anderson ...

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...half its KC–135 resources, plus over 1,400 support personnel, deployed to Anderson AFB, Guam to support Operation ARC LIGHT and other bombing missions against ...which included the names of two aircrew. men They were Lieutenant Colonel James Y. Nagahiro, pilot, and Captain Lynn R. Beens, navigator and they returned ...

...eged in Petersburg. He attempted to break the stalemate by sending [[Jubal Anderson Early]] on a raid through the Shenandoah Valley to Washington, D.C., but Ea ...