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| As MacKay's son Thomas had stayed at | Fort Astoria, he survived. |
| house along the Columbia River a few miles from | Fort Astoria. |
| ped to build the Crown Point Military Road from | Fort at Number 4 to Fort Crown Point. |
| The following year they established a | fort at Haddington and sacked nearby castles. |
| Alexander Mackenzie established Rocky Mountain | Fort at the mouth of the Moberly River in 1794. |
| For the | fort at West Point, see Fort Clinton (West Point). |
| We were now certain that the | fort at Prairie du Chien had been taken, as this lar |
| ssed the Dyfi by a ford or ferry near the Roman | fort at Pennal. |
| They captured the | fort at Kajak in 1841. |
| rincipally North Africans and the family of the | fort's keeper, left the fort at the beginning of the |
| One | fort at Talnar refused to surrender, and Hislop seiz |
| nce of human habitation in the parish is a hill | fort at Gaer Hill. |
| Fort at Crown Point, N.Y. in 1995 | |
| Perspective view of a reconstruction of the | fort at Semna |
| ell estimated the cost of restoring Pensacola's | fort at more than 50,000 pounds sterling. |
| John Sage and others built a | fort at his place, but the princepal fort was at Val |
| was seriously amended in 1600, the two built a | fort at Tadoussac that year. |
| 31 August - French forces take the besieged | fort at Cadiz in the Battle of Trocadero. |
| Ruins of | Fort at Crown Point, Crown Point, N.Y. in 2004. |
| mad Lahauri had laid the foundations of the Red | Fort at Delhi. |
| In 1689 the wooden stockade | fort at Pemaquid was captured and burned down by Abe |
| Spaeth's City Brewery - | Fort Atkinson |
| He began his coaching career in 1903 at | Fort Atkinson High School in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsi |
| He moved to | Fort Atkinson, where he opened a law practice in 185 |
| Other forts, | Fort Attaway (named for Thomas Attaway) and Fort Nor |
| Fort attended Central Union High School in El Centro | |
| rical and archaeological artifacts dealing with | Fort Augusta and items of local history. |
| siege the Jacobites had forced the surrender of | Fort Augustus after a siege of just two days, from w |
| Liverpool and was educated at Ushaw College and | Fort Augustus Abbey. |
| The last surviving members joined the abbey at | Fort Augustus (1876-1998) at its foundation. |
| Fort Augustus (1981) | |
| He was born in Glendoemore, near | Fort Augustus, Scotland in 1786. |
| He built new buildings at Badenoch, Bornish, | Fort Augustus, Morar and Glencoe. |
| nters Loch Ness on the East side, North-East of | Fort Augustus. |
| Cedar | Fort author bio |
| Creek below Artillery Ridge looking west toward | Fort Babcock. |
| d Northern Affairs Canada which amalgamated the | Fort Babine and Old Fort Bands. |
| Fort Babine (traditional name: Wit'at, approx. | |
| San Francisco, California, above | Fort Baker.37°49′57.6″N |
| Fort Baldwin | |
| d with Colonel William Harden in the capture of | Fort Balfour. |
| The entrance to the underground bunker at | Fort Banks |
| during Royal Coronation (Raj Tilak) Ceremony at | Fort Barmer |
| Mildred Inez C. Bailey was born in | Fort Barnwell, North Carolina, and raised in nearby |
| May 28 - First Seminole War: | Fort Barrancas surrenders to Andrew Jackson. |
| Fort Barrancas is currently operated as a visitor ce | |
| After extensive restoration during 1971-1980, | Fort Barrancas was opened to the public (see below: |
| ulti-century history, the U.S. Army deactivated | Fort Barrancas on April 15, 1947. |
| ed as a burial ground since the construction of | Fort Barrancas. |
| Fort Barrett, 1862 | |
| Subsequently | Fort Bascom, New Mexico, was named in his honor. |
| Segedunum Roman | Fort, Baths & Museum opened to the public in June 20 |
| Dutch | Fort Batticaloa A dagoba chatra stone and an asana s |
| He was born in | Fort Bayard, New Mexico and graduated from West Poin |
| Bekal | Fort Beach |
| John Dugard (born in 1936 in | Fort Beaufort) is a South African professor of inter |
| In 1991 the | fort became a community of contemporary artists. |
| r the annexation of princely states in 1950 the | fort became patron less. |
| Hinglaj | Fort became very strategic during the Parmara rule a |
| The | fort became a simple casernement for military person |
| The | fort became a center of trade among European settler |
| o, with the introduction of armoured ships, the | fort became obsolete by 1858. |
| In 1963 | Fort became the first holder of the university's Dav |
| battle, the French systematically destroyed the | fort before returning to Fort Carillon. |
| "Burrington Ham" was commonly used for the hill | fort before the 20th century. |
| Construction of the | fort began in the summer of 1862, as a result of the |
| Also you can see Mahuli | fort behind vasind. |
| ght two car garages were constructed inside the | fort behind the barracks to serve the fort's residen |
| However, naval guns were ineffective, the | fort being located too high. |
| Fort being relocated in 1968 | |
| Not to be confused with | Fort Belknap Agency, Montana. |
| 1: | Fort Bellefontaine U.S. headquarters; 2: Fort Osage, |
| 1: | Fort Bellefontaine U.S. headquarters; 2: Fort Osage, |
| Fort Bellefontaine was the first United States milit | |
| Fort Belmont 1685 | |
| Palazzo Pitti, the Boboli Gardens and | Fort Belvedere |
| Fort Belvoir was initially the home of the Army Engi | |
| Fort Belvoir is also a Census-designated place. | |
| The population of | Fort Belvoir was 7,100 at the 2010 census. |
| Today, | Fort Belvoir is home to a number of important United |
| attalion switches command by Melinda Rodriguez, | Fort Belvoir Eagle |
| neers Hold Disaster Training by Quentin Melson, | Fort Belvoir Eagle |
| ay died at the military retirement community at | Fort Belvoir, Virginia. |
| 1985 Defense Systems Management College, | Fort Belvoir, Va. |
| She was also the first female commander of | Fort Belvoir, Virginia. |
| OX was founded in 1998, and is headquartered in | Fort Belvoir, Virginia. |
| y Intelligence and Security Command, located at | Fort Belvoir, Virginia. |
| Engineer Research and Development Laboratories, | Fort Belvoir, Virginia. |
| See | Fort Belvoir, VA for more about the military install |
| Zwicker died on August 9, 1991 at | Fort Belvoir. |
| Model of new community hospital at | Fort Belvoir. |
| Residents of the staff housing are zoned to the | Fort Bend Independent School District. |
| Emergency medical service is provided by | Fort Bend County EMS. |
| Briscoe Junior High School (Unincorporated | Fort Bend County) |
| December 2002, Schoedinger appeared before the | Fort Bend County Court in Texas. |
| The | Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority (FBCTRA), locat |
| Tavener is an unincorporated area in | Fort Bend County, Texas, United States. |
| He represented Austin and | Fort Bend counties in the Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth |
| Dewalt is in | Fort Bend Independent School District. |
| The | Fort Bend Parkway Toll Road opened August 30, 2004 a |
| Houston | Fort Bend Airport (formerly known as Happy Landings |
| 15 km2) master-planned residential community in | Fort Bend County, Texas. |
| Guy is a small unincorporated community in | Fort Bend County, Texas, United States. |
| The $45,000 | Fort Bend Country Stakes |
| Fort Bend County operates the Four Corners Recreatio | |
| Swimsuit Award: Crystle Stewart ( | Fort Bend County) |
| Crabb is a small unincorporated community in | Fort Bend County, Texas, United States. |
| annexation it was an unincorporated area within | Fort Bend County. |
| The future | Fort Bend Parkway Tollway will expand past SH 6. |
| Heritage Society has been formed as part of the | Fort Bend County Museum Association. |
| Fort Bend Parkway Toll Road - from Beltway 8 / Sam H | |
| Miss Texas USA 2008: Crystle Stewart ( | Fort Bend County) |
| Long Point is an unincorporated area in | Fort Bend County, Texas, United States. |
| 1991 | Fort Bend Dulles defeats Judson 27-26 |
| Fort Bend Westpark Tollway | |
| Fort Bend County (2) | |
| She died on December 30, 1880 in | Fort Bend County. |
| Smithers Lake is a lake in | Fort Bend County, Texas. |
| The | Fort Bend Sun-formerly known as the Fort Bend/Southw |
| Fort Bend County) (Est. | |
| Fort Bend County operates the 5-acre (20,000 m2) Sta | |
| The route travels north through rural areas of | Fort Bend County before entering Katy. |
| It originates in the Blue Ridge Oilfield in | Fort Bend County. |
| The John M. Moore House in Richmond ( | Fort Bend County), Texas, which currently serves as |
| Powell Point is an unincorporated area in | Fort Bend County, Texas, United States. |
| Brazoria, Brazos, Burleson, Colorado, Fayette, | Fort Bend, Lee, Matagorda, Milam, Robertson, Waller, |
| C employees live in specific areas in Brazoria, | Fort Bend, and Harris counties. |
| rson's early childhood; he later grew up in the | Fort Bend-Houston area east of Missouri City, Texas, |
| The district lies in two counties, Austin and | Fort Bend. |
| This Regiment was organized in 1917 at | Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, from the 10th Infan |
| In 1965, the information school was moved to | Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana and Fort Slocum was |
| 4 | Fort Benning |
| Fort Benning decided to offer a "superior" DPV desig | |
| Fort Benning lies just to the west of the route. | |
| He took an Infantry Officers Advanced Course at | Fort Benning and also in the Command and General Sta |
| She crossed the | Fort Benning fence two more times (2004 and 2006). |
| State Route 26 begins in | Fort Benning at U.S. 27/U.S. 280/S.R. 1/S.R. 520. |
| In 1839, Benning, for whom | Fort Benning is named, married Colonel Seaborn Jones |
| Lawson Army Airfield at | Fort Benning, Georgia is partially named for Ted W. |
| He spent twelve years working at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| While at | Fort Benning, he was promoted to Major in April 1954 |
| 68 Company Commander, Infantry Training Center, | Fort Benning, GA |
| 85 Commander, 75th Infantry Regiment (Ranger), | Fort Benning, GA |
| 37 he served with the 66th Infantry Regiment at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| rachute training at Officer Candidate School in | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| iland completed the Advanced Infantry Course at | Fort Benning, Georgia, United States. |
| facade and is similar in design to theaters at | Fort Benning, Georgia and Fort Hancock, New Jersey. |
| 37, Howard attended Infantry and Tank School at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| ley, meanwhile, was tried November 16, 1970, at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| All further jump training occurred at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| Chris Hart (born August 11, 1968) in | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| Regan Burns (born June 14, 1968, in | Fort Benning, Georgia) is an American comedian. |
| romoted to captain and by 1970 was stationed at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| Me is a United States Army memorial located at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| Kohs conducted the Army and Air Force bands at | Fort Benning, Ga.; |
| Transfer of Headquarters - January 1942 - to | Fort Benning, Georgia |
| ohnson was assigned to the Marksmanship Unit at | Fort Benning, Georgia. |
| He was born on | Fort Benning, Georgia a US Army post, where his fath |
| e to Triumph (1986), Television movie filmed at | Fort Benning. |
| od located in southwest Columbus, Georgia, near | Fort Benning. |
| uth Vietnam but was mostly filmed in and around | Fort Benning. |
| od located in southwest Columbus, Georgia, near | Fort Benning. |
| the current location of Lawson Army Airfield in | Fort Benning.) |
| He was interred in Riverside Cemetery in | Fort Benton. |
| Fort, Bernadette, and Angela Rosenthal, The Other Ho | |
| Their story began on the | Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota. |
| There is a more modern Martello | Fort beside the Norman ruin. |
| There is no remnant of either | Fort Beversreede or Fort Nya Korsholm. |
| Fort Beversreede was abandoned and the Dutch presenc | |
| Fort Beversreede was built in the same year, but was | |
| Fort Bidwell is located near the north end of the Su | |
| The | Fort Bidwell Indian Community is affiliated with the |
| servation and small community maintain the name | Fort Bidwell. |
| He fought in the Battles of | Fort Bisland and Port Hudson. |
| amily fled the homestead prior to the Battle of | Fort Bisland. |
| The Battle of | Fort Blair, sometimes called the Fort Baxter Massacr |
| ile, Alabama would fall following the Battle of | Fort Blakely in 1865. |
| Battle of | Fort Blakely (Canby) |
| Battle of | Fort Blakely (Canby) as Army of West Mississippi |
| Siege of | Fort Blakely April 1-9. |
| Assault and capture of | Fort Blakely April 9. March to Montgomery and Selma |
| sted are: Shilo, Donelson, Iuka, Wilsons Creek, | Fort Blakely, Corinth, Prairie Grove and Vicksburg. |
| les listed are: Shilo, Donelson, Wilsons Creek, | Fort Blakely, Corinth, Prairie Grove and Vicksburg. |
| Place and date: At | Fort Blakely, Ala., 9 April 1865. |
| enant Holloway ends up dead, and the men at the | fort blame Captain Lance. |
| Project Paperclip at | Fort Bliss |
| Combat Aviation Brigade at | Fort Bliss |
| Fort Bliss is located close to the Mexican border ne | |
| A game between the | Fort Bliss Falcons and the Fort Sill, Oklahoma Canno |
| Fort Bliss Soldier running up McKelligon Canyon for | |
| only known surviving example is located at the | Fort Bliss museum. |
| Project Paperclip Team at | Fort Bliss |
| len was buried in Texas on October 20, 1953, at | Fort Bliss National Cemetery. |
| The | Fort Bliss shooting was a shooting that took place o |
| He served on frontier duty at | Fort Bliss in Texas in 1857, and engaged in a skirmi |
| Chamberlin was then sent to | Fort Bliss in Texas. |
| Cotton Davidson also played quarterback for the | Fort Bliss Falcons in 1955-1957. |
| om 1945 to 1949, he was a scientific advisor at | Fort Bliss, Texas. |
| rafted and subsequently served and stationed at | Fort Bliss, Texas. |
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