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...]] coastal fort established in 1814 at Hallett's Point, Queens County, New York. Named Fort Stevens after General [[Ebenezer Stevens]]. Abandoned as a fort Located on Hallets Point, Queens, New York. ...

...War II]] 6 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Tilden]], Queens County, New York. Battery construction started 14 Oct 1941, was completed 31 Jan 1943 and tr '''Location:''' Fort Tilden, Queens County, New York ...

...orld War II]], 3 inch [[AMTB]] coastal gun battery on [[Fort Tilden]], New York. Battery construction started 25 Feb 1943, was completed 31 Mar 1943 and tr ...uns were laid just back of the beach at Rockaway Point, Queens County, New York. The guns and carriages were transferred from emplacements #1 and #2 of [[B ...

...orld War II]] [[AMTB]] rapid fire 90mm gun battery on [[Fort Tilden]], New York. Battery construction started 3 Feb 1943, was completed 15 Mar 1943 and tra ...uns were laid just back of the beach at Rockaway Point, Queens County, New York. The two mobile guns were emplaced alongside the fixed platforms on timber ...

...War I]] 6 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Tilden]], Queens County, New York. The battery was originally named East Battery but it was renamed in Decem '''Location:''' Fort Tilden, Queens County, New York. Map points approximate. ...

...d]] 12 inch coastal mortar battery on [[Fort Totten (3)|Fort Totten]], New York. The battery was named in G.O. 43, 4 Apr 1900 after Ltc. [[William R. King '''Location:''' Fort Totten, New York Queens Countyy, New York ...

...[[Endicott Period]] 3 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Totten (3)]], New York. The battery was named in G.O. 194, 27 Dec 1904, after 2nd Lt. [[Thomas Bu '''Location:''' Fort Totten, Queens County, New York ...

...[[Endicott Period]] 5 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Totten (3)]], New York. The battery was named in G.O. 78, 25 May 1903, after Capt. [[Sidney E. St '''Location:''' Fort Totten, Queens County, New York ...

...[[Endicott Period]] 3 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Totten (3)]], New York. The battery was named in G.O. 78, 25 May 1903, after 1st Lt. [[William L. '''Location:''' Fort Totten (3), Queens County, New York ...

...War I]] 16 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Tilden]], Queens County, New York. The battery was named after [[Henry Leavenworth Harris]]. Battery constru '''Location:''' Fort Tilden, Queens County, New York ...

...War I]] 6 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Tilden]], Queens County, New York. The battery was originally named [[West Battery]] but as renamed on 1 Dec '''Location:''' Fort Tilden, Queens County, New York ...

...[Endicott Period]] 12 inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Totten (3)]], New York. The battery was named in G.O. 43, 4 Apr 1900, after [[Dennis Hart Mahan]] '''Location:''' Fort Totten (3), Queens County, New York ...

...[Endicott Period]] 10‑inch coastal gun battery on [[Fort Totten (3)]], New York. The battery was named in G.O. 78, 25 May 1903, after Ltc. [[William M. Gr '''Location:''' Fort Totten, Queens County, New York ...

...who served in the [[Revolutionary War]] and who died about 1790 in Warren County, North Carolina. Battery construction started in 1897, was completed on 4 M '''Location:''' Fort Totten, Queens County, New York ...

...ach]], later named Fort Tilden after [[Samuel J. Tilden]], governor of New York State and Presidential candidate in 1876. Decommissioned in 1974 and transf ...ed men on Rockaway Beach, but the site was not actually purchased from New York State until 1 May 1917. Construction on the post began that year under the ...

...shed as [[:Category:Third System Forts|Third System Forts]] to protect New York City from a sea attack by closing the western end of Long Island Sound. ...U.S. Civil War]] but work was halted in 1864 when it became clear that the new rifled artillery could easily destroy the battery. Two batteries were buil ...