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...d 29 Mar 1898, was completed in December 1900 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use on 3 Jan 1901 at a cost of $ 80,766.67. Deactivated in 1942. ...installed in 1909. The shell hoist were remodeled for the newer long point artillery shells in 1914. ...

...rtillery<br>[[1st U.S. Artillery]]<br>[[3rd U.S. Artillery]]<br>[[4th U.S. Artillery]]<br>2nd New York Cavalry Regiment ...k Cavalry Regiment<br>Battery K, 1st U.S. Artillery<br>Battery L, 1st U.S. Artillery<br>[[Fort Delaware]]<br>[[Fort Point (3)|Fort Winfield Scott]]<br>[[Fort Al ...

| unit = 2nd U.S. Artillery | commands = Battery M, 2nd U.S. Artillery ...

...llum|637}} and Company A, [[4th U.S. Artillery]] and Company D, [[1st U.S. Artillery]]. Named after Captain [[Abraham C. Myers]] {{Cullum|738}}, son-in-law of M ...

*RILEY, Bennett - Maj., [[4th U.S. Infantry]], Feb 7, 1839 to Apr 1839 , Jun 21, 1839 to Jan 17, 1840 *CUTLER, Enos - Col., [[4th U.S. Infantry]], Apr 1839 - Jan 1840 ...

*Capt. W.W. Lear, 4th Infantry - September 1840 to September 1842 *Capt. H.I. Hunt, 2nd Artillery - July 1853 to August 1853 ...

...involved included elements of the [[9th U.S. Infantry]] and the [[3rd U.S. Artillery]]. In September, 2nd Lieutenant [[Henry M. Robert]] {{Cullum|1763}} (of Rob ...riendly relations, visiting each other's camps on important dates like the 4th of July and the Queen's birthday. ...