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a post can be a few things but is generaly the place where you stand a watch, the army also refers to their bases as posts
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What was the site of Spanish Military Posts?
In the early 1700s, Spain established San Antonio and seven other military posts in Texas. My answer turned out to be San Antonio.
How did early military posts help regulate trade?
the early military post help on all products that they are were producing!
What two settlements started around military posts?
San Angelo and Bracketville
What has the author William Brown Morrison written?
William Brown Morrison has written: 'Military posts and camps in Oklahoma' -- subject(s): Military History, Military bases
Why did the Spanish build military posts in what is now Texas?
to protect against further French encroachment.
Explain why oases camels and military posts might be important to travelers crossing the Taklimakan and Gobi Deserts when heading to the eastern Mediterranean?
Explain why oases, camels, and military posts would be important to traders taking land routes to reach China.
What was the site of the military post?
In the early 1700s, Spain established San Antonio and seven other military posts in Texas. My answer turned out to be San Antonio.
What is the document of the Roman government containing the official listing of all ancient Roman civil and military posts?
notitia dignitatum
What is the document of roman government called containing list of all ancient roman civil and military posts?
Notitia Dignitatum
Military structures in ancient Rome?
Gate houses, Towers, Mess Halls, Recruitment Posts, Drill Yards, Infantries and Auxilia.
What Georgia military posts trained men to become soldiers?
Fort BenningFort GillemFort McPhersonFort StewartFort GordonRobbins AFBMoody AFB
What has the author Mary Moore Allen written?
Mary Moore Allen has written: 'Origin of names of Army and Air Corps posts, camps and stations in World War II in California' -- subject(s): Air bases, Military bases, Military hospitals, Military training camps 'Origin of names of army and air corps posts, camps and stations in world war II in Ohio .' -- subject(s): Geographical Names
