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[[Fort Drum (2)]]<br>[[Pine Camp]]<br>(1908-Present) [[Fort Porter]]<br>(1841-1921) ...

* (1844-1845) [[4th U.S. Infantry]], [[Camp Salubrity]], Natchitoches, Texas * (1870-1870) [[4th U.S. Infantry]], [[Fort Porter]], New York ...

* [[Camp Atlanta]], Nebraska <=== German prisoner of war camp, 1943‑1946; see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Atlanta Wikipedia artic * [[Camp Sheridan (3)]], Nebraska <== North of Hay Springs? ...

* [[Camp Stuart (1)|Camp Stuart, OR]] * [[Camp Spencer|Camp Spencer, OR]] ...

...giment, Major [[John Porter Hatch]] {{Cullum|1247}}. Later it was called [[Camp Kelly]] for the late Major [[Michael J. Kelly]]<!-- not USMA -->, and in Ma ...cho troops were stationed at semipermanent sub posts at Grierson's Spring, Camp Charlotte, and the head of the North Concho. Among the numerous temporary f ...

...tates and abandoned hotels, someone suddenly remembered Fort Hunt. The CCC camp was quickly moved to nearby [[Fort Belvoir]] in May 1942 and Fort Hunt tran ...he details of the activities there. Even individuals who lived next to the camp during the war are surprised today to learn that over 3400 prisoners passed ...

...d be difficult to reduce the extensive earthworks. Rear Admiral [[David D. Porter]] was in command of the naval forces and General [[Benjamin F. Butler]] com ...ervation functioned as the main off-site firing range for [[Camp Davis (4)|Camp Davis]]. The old Fort Fisher consisted of Civil War era earthworks and gun ...

...h meat. On 5 March, the Indians boldly staged a raid against the soldiers' camp. Finally, Crook tired of marching under the watchful eye of the Indians. ...ccompanying the expedition was Lieutenant [[John Bourke]], Crook's aide-de-camp, who joined the detachment as Crook's observer, Most of the scouts also wen ...