The evening times., 1899-04-15
STATIONS OF THE
AMERICAN ARMY
Posts Now Extend From Alas
ka to the Philippines.
Increase in Number During the
Past Year.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Gar
ris0ns All TOld-The Adjutant
Generals Directory.

tory for the first time shows in detail to
| what extent established stations of the
United States forces are spread over half
way around the earth from the Island OF
yieques. or Crab Island, east of Forto
Rico. to Fort St, Michael. Alaska. and
across the Pacific in the Philippines.
year ago there were ninety-six posts
garrisoned. Today. excluding \the Philip
pines, where. in addition to Manila. Csbu.
Ilolo and other places are garrisoned
there are one hundred and twenty-five
posts. These. with the troops holding
them. are as follows:
Fort Adams. Newport, r. l. (EasU-
Company r, Fourth; Companies and
II. Seventh Artillery.
Adjuntas, Porto Rico-Company +.
Nineteenth Infantry.
Aguadi!la. Porto Rico-Company II,
Eleventh Infantry.
Aibonita, Porto Rico-Company G. Fifth
Cavalry.
Alcatraz Island. Cal. (Ca iforn:a)-
| Headquarters Third Artillery.
Angel Island, Cal, (CalifOrnia)-De-
tachment.
Fort Apache Arizona (Colorado)-Co
panies and &, Ninth Cavalry; Company
b. Twenty fifth Infantry.
Arecibo. Porto Rico-Companies A and
| II. Fifth Cavalry.
Fort Assiniboine. Montana Dakota)-
| Company X. Twenty-fourth Infantry.
| Augusta Ga.-Companies A, d and NJ
Third Cavalry; Companies A, C. and G.
Second Infantry.
Fort Barrancas, Warrington. Fla.
| tGulfJ-Companies II and L, First Artl-
| lery.
| Battery Point. Delaware City. Del,
tEasu-Company l., Fourth Artillery.
Bayamon. Porto Rico-Company +.
Fifth Cavalry.
| Fort Bayard. New Mexico (Colorado)-
| Company +. Twenty-fifth Infantry.
Benicia Barracks Benicia, Cal, tCali-
formal
Fort Bliss, FL Paso Tex. (Gu.f)-Com-
pany I. Tenth Cavalry.
Boise Barracks. Boise Idaho (Coloradol
Company +, Fourth Cavalry.
Fort Brady Sault Ste Marie. Mich,
tColoradol Company NJ. Seventh Infan-
try.
Fort Brown. Brownsvillc. Tex. (GulD-
Company X, Tenth Cavalry.
Fort Candy. Wash tColorado)-Detach-
ment.
Fort Caswell. Southport, n. C. (Easp-
Company c, Fourth, and Company C. Sixth
Artillery.
Cavey, Porto Rico-Company NJ. Fifth
Cavalry.
Cienfuegos. Cuba-Headquarters. Com
panies B, Z, H. /. X, and l., Second Cav
airy.
Circle City Alaska Company A. Third
ARTILLERY.
Fort Clark BracketyilIe, Tex. (GulD-
Companies C. ID, and NJ. Tenth Cavalry.
Coamo Porto Rico-Company H. Nine
teenth Infantry.
Columbus Barracks Columbus Ohio
tLakes)-Company C, Seventh Infantry.
Fort Columbus, New York city tEasD-
Companies B, u, F, and l, Thirteenth In
fantry.
Fort Constitution, Newcastle, n. H.
tEast)-Company NJ, Fourth Artillery.
Fort Crook. Neb. (MissourD-Company
d. Seventh Infantry: Headquarters. Com
panies B. E. II, and l., Sixteenth Infantry.
Fort ID. A. Russell, Wyo. (Colorado)-
Companies C. f. F. and l. Twenty-fourth
Infantry.
Fort Delaware Delaware city. Del.
(Easp-Detachment.
Fort Douglass. Utah (Colorado)-Head-
quarters Companies a. G, II, and L. Twep-
ty-fourth Infantry.
Fort Duchesne. Utah (Colorado)-Com-
panies and l, Ninth Cavalry.
Dyes, Alaska Co!orado)-Company B.
Fourteenth Infantry.
Eagle Pass (sub port of Fort Clark, Tex.
(GulD-Company f. Tenth Cavalry.
Fort Ethan Allen, Essex Junction. VT.
Observation-Disclosures. Companies c, E, F,
C. l. and X. Third Cavalry.
Fort Grant. Ariz. tColOrado)
crs. Companies A. B. ID. and NJ. Ninth Cav
airy: Companies u and G. Twen;y-tifth In
fantry.
Fort GrebIe jamestown, r. l. (EasD-I
Detachment.
Growers Cliff. Mass.-Company F, Sew
enth Artillery.
Fort Hamilton n. Y. (EasD-Headquart-
ers. Companies \, +, Ii, l, and y. Fifth Ar
til!ery.
Fort Hancock. y. ]. (EasD-Companies
C and l., Fifth; Company NJ, Sixth Ar
tillery.
Fort Harrison, Helena, Mont. Dakota)-i
Company ID, Twenty fourth Infantry.
Havana. Cuba-Headquarters Companies
A, B, ID. +. H. X, l.. and NJ. Seventh Cav !
airy; Headquarters. Companies A. B. C. ID, !
f, F, G. II. l. X l., and NJ, Second Artil- |
lery; Eighth Infantry.
Fort Huachuca, Arizona Colorado |
Companies F, X and L, Ninth Cavalry: |
Companies A and II, Twenty fifth Infantry.
Humacoa. Porto Rico--Company c, Fifth |
Cavalry.
jackson Barracks. New Orleans (GulD-
Companies ID and o, First Artillery.
Jefferson Barracks. Missouri (Missouri)- /
Company E. First Artillery: Company L.
Seventh; Companies +, G, and M, Six !
teenth Infantry.
Fort Keogh. Montana Dakota)-Compa-
ny F. First Cavalry.
Key West Barracks. Key West, Fla.
B, First Artillery.
Las Marias. Porto Rico-Company L,
Fifth Cavalry.
Fort Leavenworth. Kansas (MissourD-I
B. C. and X. Sixth Cavalry;
Companies A, C, ID and X, Sixteenth In
fantry.
Fort Logan II. Roots fort Roots, Ar
kansas Observation-Disclosures.
Fort Logan. Colorado tColorado)-Head-
quarters. Companies |, X, l. and NJ, Twen-
ty-fifth Infantry.
Madison Barracks. Sackett's Harbor, N.
Y. (EasD-Company l. Seventh Infantry.
Manati, Porto Rico-Company X, Fifth
Cavalry.
Fort Mason. San Francisco California;
Company E. Third Artillery
Matanzas, Cuba-Companies A, C, ID, F. |
G and NJ, Second Cavalry, Tenth Infantry.
Mayaguez Porto Rico-Headquarters and
Company ID. Fifth Cavalry; Companies B,
d and +. Eleventh Infantry.
Fort McHenry Baltimore (East)-Com-
panies N and o. Second: Company D,
headquarters. Companies b. and
o. Sixth Artillery.
Fort Mcintosh. Laredo. Tex. (GulO-
Company +. Tenth Cavalry.
Fort Mcpherson. Georgia tGulO-Com-
pany B. Seventh Infantry.
Meade Camp. Pennsylyania--Compan c,
Engineers Battalion.
Fort Meade, South Dakota (Dakota)-i
Companies G. II. and NJ. First Cavalry.
Fort Missoula, Montana tDakota)-De-
achment.
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