During World War 2, the United States Army Air Force (USAAF) established numerous airfields in Mississippi for antisubmarine defence in the Gulf of Mexico, and for training pilots and air crews of the USAAF fighters and bombers.
These were the vital airfields in Mississippi:
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Columbus Army Airfield---Columbus, Mississippi
Fletcher Army Airfield---Clarksdale, Mississippi
Greenwood Army Airfield---Greenwood, Mississippi
Greenville Army Airfield---Greenville, Mississippi
Gulfport Army Airieild---Gulfport, Mississippi
Jackson Army Air Base---Jackson, Mississippi
Keesler Army Airfield---Biloxi, Misssissippi
Clevland Army Airfield---Clevland, Mississippi
Key Field---Meridian Mississippi
Laural Army Airfield---Laural, Mississippi
Hattiesburg Army Airfield---Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Grenada Army Airfield---Grenada, Mississippi
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The the vital importance of Mississippi in World War 2 was because of it's numerous Airfields and Air Bases.
Albert Sidney Johnston was important because he raised the Army of Mississippi to defend Confederate lines from the Mississippi River to Kentucky.
It gave the Union army control of the Mississippi River
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Mississippi was first settled in 1699 and joined the Union in 1817. After the Civil War, Mississippi was readmitted to the Union in February of 1870.
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Albert Sidney Johnston was important because he raised the Army of Mississippi to defend Confederate lines from the Mississippi River to Kentucky.
It gave the Union army control of the Mississippi River
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Mississippi was an important state during the Civil War because of its "linch-pin" or "hinge" position in the South. So long as Mississippi was held by the South, the Union would be unable to gain control of the Mississippi River or to threaten the Deep South's resources from the West.
Yes, it was in the Confederate state of Mississippi, and it was an important river-port on the Mississippi. Its occupation by Ulysses Grant was one of the key events of the war.
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Alabama, Lousiana, the Mississippi River, Tennessee, Georgia and Mississippi
Mississippi was a Confederate State.
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