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...d (1)]], Maryland. The Battery was named 11 Feb 1902 for Brig. Gen. [[John Stricker]], 3rd Brigade, Maryland Militia at the battle for Baltimore in 1814. Batte [[Image:Fort Howard Battery Stricker Emp 1.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Battery Stricker Gun Emplacement #1]] ...

...n 1899 by Battery E, [[4th U.S. Artillery]]. Named 4 Apr 1900 after Col. [[John Eager Howard]], a distinguished soldier of the Maryland Continental Line du ...cers lived in the equivalent of tar paper shacks. During the war [[Battery Stricker]] and [[Battery Harris]] were deactivated and their guns shipped to France. ...

...Oregon on 25 Jul 1856. He was authorized by his commander, Brig. General [[John E. Wool]], to construct Fort Hoskins on a site chosen by Capt. Augur. Gen. * [[Dr. David Brauner|Brauner, David R., Ph.D.]] with Stricker, Nahani A., ''Fort Hoskins: An Illustrated History'', Benton County Histori ...