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Fort Totten is a former active United States Army installation in the New York City borough of ... In 1920 Battery Baker's pair of 3-inch M1898 guns was removed, part ...
I. Battery (SL) Constituted from Battery H. 16 June 1941 and assigned as part of the garrison at Bluie West. H. Battery (37mm AW) transferred less personnel and equipment back to Fort Totten 26 July 1941. I. Battery inactivated and disbanded 12 December 1942, personnel and equipment transferred to Battery A 424th CA (AW) Battalion.
Assigned to Fort Tilden 20 May 1943 to 11 March 1944. Caretaking detachment for seacoast battery and fixed AA gun battery at Fort Totten until April 1942, when personnel reassigned to Battery F, 7th Coast Artillery, and Battery D transferred to Fort Hamilton, less personnel and equipment, until 9 September 1942. Battery D (presumably ...
Fort Baker; Fort Ord; Fort Point; ... Bell Island Battery; ... Fort Johnston; Fort Macon; Fort Totten; Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air Base; North Dakota
Battery Mahan: Fort Totten, New York: 2 M1897 carriages 1900 1918 Battery Wilhelm Fort Flagler, Washington 2 M1888MII M1894 altered lift carriages 1897 1942 Two of three M1894 altered lift carriages produced, and received third from Battery Ash at Fort Worden, removed in 1909. [16] Battery Ash Fort Worden, Washington 2 M1888MII M1892 barbette ...
1921–22 maps of Fort Slocum, Fort Totten, and Fort Schuyler (PDF) List of all US coastal forts and batteries at the Coast Defense Study Group, Inc. website; FortWiki, lists most CONUS and Canadian forts; Library of Congress American Memory Site - Historic American Buildings Survey; Historic Photos at the Library of Congress American Memory Site
A historic downtown office tower that was one of Fort Worth’s first skyscrapers and most recently was home to XTO ... and was known as the Baker Building in the 1960s. XTO bought the tower in ...
Fort Bayard: The fort was built on land belonging to a farmer named Philip J. Buckey, who lived there with his wife, four children and two servants. [5] Battery Kemble and part of Fort Gaines: The land was owned by William A.T. Maddox, a U.S. Marine Corps captain stationed in Philadelphia. [5] Fort Stevens: The land belonged to Emory Methodist ...