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Camp Hancock in Augusta, Georgia, served as the Army's second training camp during World War I, primarily focused on preparing troops for service. Established in 1917, it played a crucial role in housing and training thousands of soldiers before their deployment. The camp was named after General Winfield Scott Hancock and contributed significantly to the war effort by fostering military readiness. After the war, the camp was eventually closed and repurposed for other uses.
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What do American armys and romen armys have in common?
What are in comin are they both have weapons and they fight and are dangers.
Why have teams?
y have armys?
What was the union armys highly destructive conquest of the south called?
The March to the Sea. That was Sherman crossing Georgia - he then continued his punitive raids into South Carolina. Meanwhile Sheridan was doing the same in the Shenandoah.
What was the confederent armys straTEGIES?
conferdent?
Who led the Scottish armys?
Roberts Bruce
What armys were there in the civil war?
Confederate and Union
In Poland each town and district had its own?
Armys
How many armys were in the battle of bannockburn?
there were only 2
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Burn it.
Sri Lankan Armys position in the world?
The 11th place
The top 5 armys of world war 2?
Ireland
How big was the armys that fought in Yorktown?
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