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Where does the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff live?
Fort Myer. Arlington, VA.
Where did Fort Henry and Fort Donelson happen?
fort Henry and fort donleson happen in northern TN.
Is fort Sumter a museum?
Fort Sumter was a fort back when Lincoln was president.
The bombardment of what fort in April of 1861 ignited the Civil War Fort Albany?
Fort Sumter SC
What was the first name of fort Pitt?
fort duquane
What year did fort loudoun battle begin?
In 1765.
Why did the Cherokee attack the surrendering British soldiers during the battle of fort loudoun?
The Cherokee attacked the surrendering British soldiers during the Battle of Fort Loudoun due to a combination of mistrust and longstanding grievances. Despite the British offering terms of surrender, the Cherokee were wary of being betrayed, as they had experienced broken treaties and violent encounters in the past. Additionally, the conflict was fueled by the broader context of colonial expansion and competition for land, leading the Cherokee to view the British as a threat to their sovereignty and territory. Consequently, the attack was both a strategic decision and a manifestation of their frustrations with British colonial policies.
Where does the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff live?
Fort Myer. Arlington, VA.
Where is Cherokee Bill Goldsby buried?
He was buried at the Cherokee National Cemetery in Fort, Gibson, Oklahoma.
Who sentenced Crawford 'Cherokee Bill' Goldsby to hang?
Judge Issac Parker in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
How old was Cherokee Bill Goldsby when he was executed?
He had turned 20 while awaiting execution at Fort Smith.
When was Cherokee Bill Goldsby hung by Issac Parker?
On 17 March 1896 at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
What Indian tribe lived in a round house?
i am not sure but are you talking about round castles houses
Where was Jeff Kinney born?
There are two different Jeff Kinneys.Jeff Kinney (former running back for Kansas City Chiefs) was born in Oxford, Nebraska.Jeff Kinney (writer) was born in Fort Washington, Maryland.
Who were the chiefs of the apache Indians?
there were many. the main and most famous is Chief Geronimo. He died on February 17, 1909 in Fort Sill, Oklahoma due to pneumonia.
What is the dam on the Tennessee River?
The TVA
What has the author William Gardner Bell written?
William Gardner Bell has written: 'Commanding Generals and the Chiefs of Staff, 1775-1991' 'John Gregory Bourke' -- subject(s): Biography, Frontier and pioneer life, Indians of North America, Soldiers, Indianists, Wars 'Commanding generals and chiefs of staff, 1775-1987' -- subject(s): Biography, United States, Military History, Generals, United States. Army 'Commanding generals and chiefs of staff, 1775-2010' -- subject(s): Generals, United States. Dept. of the Army. General Staff, Military History, United States, United States. Army, Biography 'Commanding Generals and Chiefs of Staff' 'Quarters One, the United States Army Chief of Staff's residence, Fort Myer, Virginia' -- subject(s): Quarters One (Fort Myer, Va.)
