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Revision as of 19:39, 7 January 2019
Battery AMTB 913 (1943-1946) - Battery AMTB 913 was a reinforced concrete World War II AMTB rapid fire 90mm gun battery on Fort H.G. Wright, New York. Battery construction started on 19 May 1943, was completed on 19 Aug 1943 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 20 Dec 1943. Deactivated in 1946. Battery AMTB 913 HistoryPart of the Harbor Defense of Long Island Sound. The battery had a dual mission of defense against fast enemy motor torpedo boats and enemy aircraft. The effective range of the guns was about 8,000 yards. Each weapon required a crew of 15, 9 men in the gun squad and 6 men in the ammunition squad.
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Current StatusOn Fishers Island, Suffolk County, New York. No period gun or mounts in place. Concrete gun pads are buried/destroyed.
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