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What are five forts and camps established in Indian territory after the removals were completed
What are five forts and camps established in Indian territory after the removals were completed
First they're trained; at various forts and bases and camps thru-out the US. Then they're sent to the region in need of their services.
The Roman legions liked to be self-sufficient. The men were accommodated either in forts or camps. The forts were permanent structures with wooden barracks. The camps were movable structures with the men being lodged in tents.
helped shape modern day forts. Such as military bases or state prisons
Presidios
Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.Roman soldiers trained in their forts and sometimes in their camps.
Las Vegas was established as a fort for Mormon missionaries and was later used by the US Army. Other historic forts included Forts Ruby, Churchill, Mojave, Storey, Halleck, and McDermit. None of the forts in Nevada were especially famous. There are currently large military bases in Nevada that dwarf the previous forts.
Camps spread out through america, and the English countryside. Forts places like that.
There are three Air Force bases in Alaska.
Spanish settlers typically built forts known as 'presidios' in the areas they colonized. These presidios served as military garrisons to protect the settlers and defend against potential threats.
The military usually calls a small fort a camp. Forts tend to be larger in size. No matter the size both are fortified. - - - - - "Fort" means a permanent installation with a combat mission. "Camps" can be one of two things: temporary bases, like the ones in Korea officially are, or bases with no support services, like Camp Mackall which is basically rangeland with some storage buildings on it.