page_title: Camp Jossman
section_title: Affiliation with prominent soldiers
hierarchical_section_title: Camp Jossman / Affiliation with prominent soldiers
caption_attribution_description: English: 3rd Engineer Battalion coat of arms
context_page_description: Camp Jossman was a United States Army cantonment constructed near the town of Buenavista on Guimaras Island in the Philippines after the Spanish–American War.
context_section_description: While serving with the 3rd Engineer Battalion from 1902 to 1903, Douglas MacArthur, then a First Lieutenant, was responsible for construction of the Buenavista wharf at Santo Rosario (today known as MacArthur's Wharf), as well as the road from the wharf to Camp Jossman.
  Brigadier General John W. Heavey, Chief of the Militia Bureau during World War I, served at Camp Jossman from 1902 to 1904.
  Brigadier General George W. McIver, commander of the 81st Infantry Division's 161st Brigade in World War I, served at Camp Jossman from 1903 to 1905.
  Lieutenant General William H.H. Morris served at Camp Jossman as a Second Lieutenant in 1911.
  Major General David C. Shanks, assigned to Camp Jossman as a major with the 4th Infantry Regiment from 1908 to 1909.
  General Joseph Stilwell was assigned to Camp Jossman as a First Lieutenant from 1904 to 1906.
caption: 3rd Engineer Battalion Coat of Arms.
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