fort sherman造句

• 1st Coast Artillery Battalion disbanded 1 February 1946 at Fort Sherman, Canal Zone.
• Fort Sherman, handed over Wednesday, has been in operation since shortly after the canal opened in 1914.
• They specialized in jungle fighting and made many rotations to Fort Sherman, Panama to conduct annual training.
• Many Soldiers destined for Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War first received their jungle training at Fort Sherman.
• Between 1966 and 1979, 1, 160 sounding rockets with maximum flight altitudes of 99 kilometres were launched at Fort Sherman.
• Staff of 3-124 Infantry, Commanded by LTC Charles Mohr in Fort Sherman, Panama, at annual training in 4 18 August 1973.
• Wheaton was used mostly for transport feed for the cavalry mules at Fort Sherman, hay from the old mission at Farmington.
• The unit did not receive its first aircraft until about 10 December 1917, when two Curtiss R-4's were tested at Fort Sherman.
• They also provided support for the Jungle Warfare School at Fort Sherman, later renamed the Jungle Operations Training Center to be politically correct.
• The battalions next two deployments were to Fort Sherman, Panama during one of which they participated in the Javelin anti-tank missile evaluation program.
• Major physiographic features of the SLPA include Fort Sherman uplands, Mindi Hills, Pi馻-Escobal highlands, Chagres-Mojinga-Gat鷑 lowlands, Lim髇 Bay lowlands, Caribbean shore lowlands, and the Chagres River.
• Only Fort Saulsbury, Battery Kimble at Fort Travis, Texas, Battery MacKenzie at Fort Sherman, Panama Canal Zone, and Batteries Smith and Hearn in the Philippines were not casemated.
• One series of tests in the Canal Zone, in which Bacillus globigii was sprayed by aircraft, was conducted near the Fort Sherman Military Reservation in February and March 1963.
• Major bases, such as the Army's Fort Sherman and the Air Force's Albrook installations, have already been handed over, along with most of the Panama Canal headquarters, installations and residences.
• On the Atlantic, the large coastal artillery batteries of Fort Sherman had a range of 30, 000 yards ( ), preventing enemy ships from getting near enough to shell the locks.
• The U . S . army has handed over Fort Sherman, its last base on Panama's Caribbean coast, as part of the U . S . withdraw from the former canal zone.
• The battalion deployed to Panama from September to October, 1976, for annual training . 3 / 24 trained at the Jungle Operations Training Center based in Fort Sherman, near the Panama Canal.
• Additionally, Panama hasn't focused yet on what to do with three key properties : Howard Air Force Base and the Rodman Naval Station on the Pacific side of the canal and the Army's Fort Sherman on the Atlantic side.
• They then moved to the large temporary camp at Empire, Canal Zone in May, all on the Pacific side of the isthmus-not making the move to Fort Sherman's parade field until around 29 August 1917, on the Atlantic side.
• "' Fort Sherman "'is a former United States Army base in Panama, located on Toro Point at the Caribbean ( northern ) end of the Panama Canal, on the western bank of the Canal directly opposite Col髇 ( which is on the eastern bank ).