...training camp first established in 1940 near Riverside, Riverside County, California. Named Camp Haan after Major General [[William G. Haan]] {{Cullum|3293}}, a
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...4) - A U.S. Army post established in 1852 near Rubidoux, Riverside County, California. Abandoned in 1854. Also called [[Rancho del Jurupa Post]], [[Camp Rancho d
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...established in 1984 on March Air Force Base, Riverside, Riverside County, California. Deactivated as a JSS Regional Operations Control Center in 1995.
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...] desert training camp established in 1942 near Indio in Riverside County, California. Abandoned in 1944.
...at was initially known as the [[Desert Training Center]] and then as the [[California-Arizona Maneuver Area]] after 20 Oct 1943. As the war entered a new phase i
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...shed in 1988 on [[March Air Reserve Base]] in Riverside, Riverside County, California. An Active Air and Marine Operations Center (AMOC).
...was first established in 1988 on [[March Air Reserve Base]] in Riverside, California.
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...ert training camp established in 1942 near Freda in San Bernardino County, California. Abandoned in 1944.
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...] desert training camp established in 1942 near Indio in Riverside County, California. Named for Lieutenant General [[Samuel B.M. Young]]<!-- not USMA -->, who h
...at was initially known as the [[Desert Training Center]] and then as the [[California-Arizona Maneuver Area]] after 20 Oct 1943.
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{{CemeteryList|Name=Bakersfield National Cemetery|City=Bakersfield|State=California|Authority=VA}}
{{CemeteryList|Name=Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery|City=San Diego|State=California|Authority=VA}}
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...rst established in 1918 as [[March Field]] at Riverside, Riverside County, California. Named for 2nd Lt. [[Peyton C. March, Jr.]], who was killed in a flying ac
...proval for a military airfield at Alessandro Field located near Riverside, California.
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...Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Radar Station located near Yuma, Yuma County, Arizona. Assigned a TARS ID of '''B-40'''. Active CBP radar site.
...S. Customs West Coast command center at March Air Force Base in Riverside, California. Initial equipment included the Westinghouse [[TPS-63]] search radar.
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...in 1988 as a U.S. Customs Service radar station located near Deming, Luna County, New Mexico. The site provides radar detection and monitoring of low-altitu
...S. Customs West Coast command center at March Air Force Base in Riverside, California. Initial equipment included the [[TPS-63]] search radar.
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...P) Aerostat Radar Site located on Fort Huachuca near Sierra Vista, Cochise County, Arizona. Assigned a TARS ID of '''B-41'''. Active Aerostat radar site.
...S. Customs West Coast command center at March Air Force Base in Riverside, California. Initial equipment included the [[TPS-63]] search radar.
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