Fort Holabird was a U.S. Army post in Maryland state. It closed in 1973.
History
- 1917: Founded as Camp Holabird, established as an Army motor transport training center and depot.
- 1918 or after: Became the Holabird Quartermaster Depot.
- 1942: Renamed as Holabird Ordnance Depot.
- 1943: Renamed as Holabird Signal Depot.
- 1947: Renamed as Camp Holabird.
- later: Renamed as a fort. The U.S. Army Intelligence School and Counter Intelligence Records Facility was here until closed and transferred to Fort Huachuca in Arizona in 1971.
- 1973: Closed.
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