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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1922-1940) - A U.S. Army fort first established in 1922 on Gunpowder Neck, Harford County, Maryland. Named Fort Hoyle after Brigadier General [[Eli D. Hoyle]] {{Cullum|2567}}. Became a part of [[Edgewood Arsenal]] in 1940. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1922-1940) - A U.S. Army fort first established in 1922 on Gunpowder Neck, Harford County, Maryland. Named Fort Hoyle after Brigadier General [[Eli D. Hoyle]] {{Cullum|2567}}. Became a part of [[Edgewood Arsenal]] in 1940. | ||
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Fort Hoyle (1922-1940) - A U.S. Army fort first established in 1922 on Gunpowder Neck, Harford County, Maryland. Named Fort Hoyle after Brigadier General Eli D. Hoyle (Cullum 2567). Became a part of Edgewood Arsenal in 1940. History of Fort HoyleEstablished 7 Oct 1922 as an artillery range near Edgewood, Maryland. Located on the middle and tip of Gunpowder Neck. Became a part of Edgewood Arsenal on 10 Sep 1940. Current StatusPart of Aberdeen Proving Ground Harford County, Maryland. USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) Database Entry: 1698711
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