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98TH GEN HOSP
U.S. Army
AIR BORN
U.S. Army
ARPERCEN
U.S. Army
ARTILARY
U.S. Army
B CO 122 SIG BN
U.S. Army
BASSETT ARMY HOSPITAL
U.S. Army
Big Red
U.S. Army
BROVO COMPANY
U.S. Army
CBI
U.S. Army
COOK
U.S. Army
D COMPANY
U.S. Army
DASPO
U.S. Army
DEFENSE COURIER SERVICE
U.S. Army
DELTA BATTERY
U.S. Army
F TROOP 8TH CAV
U.S. Army
FIRST INF DIV
U.S. Army
Foreign Technology Division
U.S. Army
The Foreign Technology Division (FTD) was a specialized unit of the United States Air Force, established in 1961 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Its primary mission was to collect, analyze, and exploit foreign aerospace technology, particularly that of the Soviet Union and other adversaries, during the Cold War. FTD played a critical role in intelligence gathering, reverse engineering, and technological assessments, notably examining captured MiG fighter jets and other foreign materiel. In 1991, the unit was re-designated as the National Air Intelligence Center (NAIC), continuing its legacy of technological intelligence within the Air Force.
Fort Bragg, NS
U.S. Army
Fort Bragg, Nova Scotia, was established during the late 18th century as a British military outpost designed to protect the region from potential American privateer raids during the tumultuous years surrounding the American Revolution. The fort served as a garrison and supply point for British troops and local militia, contributing to the defense and stability of Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coastline. Although its military significance waned in the early 19th century as threats diminished, Fort Bragg remained a symbol of British presence and deterrence in the area. Today, little remains of the original fortifications, but the site is remembered for its role in safeguarding Nova Scotia during a pivotal era.
Fort Hunter Liggett
U.S. Army
Fort Hunter Liggett, established in 1940, is a United States Army installation located in Monterey County, California. Originally part of the Hearst Ranch, the land was acquired by the Army to serve as a training and maneuver area during World War II. Over the decades, Fort Hunter Liggett has been utilized for large-scale field exercises, weapons testing, and as a key training site for Army Reserve and National Guard units. Today, it remains the largest Army Reserve installation in the western United States, supporting a wide range of military training operations and joint exercises.
Ft Benning
U.S. Army
FT DIX NJ
U.S. Army
FT SHAFTER MP CO
U.S. Army
FT STEWART, GA
U.S. Army
H CO 2-2 ACR
U.S. Army