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How many soldiers are stationed at Fort Campbell?
39,999. Pat's a moron.
Where was the US Constitution located during World War 2?
Fort Knox
When was Fort Lewis first established?
Fort Lewis was first established in July of 1917. It was established as a military training fort during World War 1, were many troops were trained for war.
Which side did New Zealand fight for during World War 1?
They fort for ecb in 2012
On which side did Arabia and Egypt fight during World War 1?
Egypt fort with the Americans i think?
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What were the three POW camps located in Kentucky during World War 2?
There were more than three, but the largest ones were: Fort Knox, Fort Campbell and Camp Breckinridge.
What county is Fort Campbell in?
Fort Campbell, Kentucky is in Christian County.
What county is Fort Campbell KY in?
Fort Campbell, Kentucky is in Christian County.
Driving Distance between Lima Ohio and Fort Campbell Kentucky?
How many hours is akron ohio from fort campbell kentucky
Cable in the barracks at fort Campbell?
Yeah, you can get it.
What major military base was formed on the TN KY border during WWII and played a major role in sending soldiers to fight?
Fort Campbell
Where were the American soldiers stationed during World War 1?
Fort Moultrie Fort Chatanuga Fort Hillsworth
Where is the Don F. Pratt Museum in Fort Campbell Kentucky located?
The address of the Don F. Pratt Museum is: Building 5702 Tn Avenue, Fort Campbell, KY 42223-5335
How many soldiers are stationed at Fort Campbell?
39,999. Pat's a moron.
Where was the constitution located during World War 2?
Fort Knox
What is the halfway point from fort Campbell KY to Vancouver Wa?
Cheyenne, WY
Where was the US Constitution located during World War 2?
Fort Knox
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