Fort Leonard Wood (Other Keyword)

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This context is the first effort at evaluating a WWII period building at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, for nomination to the National Register. The building was used as the Black Officers' Club in the time before integration of the forces. The document includes an appendix discussion of German POW stonework at Fort Leonard Wood.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Steven Smith.

This context is the first effort at evaluating a WWII period building at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, for nomination to the National Register. The building was used as the Black Officers' Club in the time before integration of the forces. The document includes an appendix discussion of German POW stonework at Fort Leonard Wood.

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles W. Markman. Timothy E. Baumann.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Steven D. Smith.

Despite its isolation, tough, independent-minded pioneers from Tennessee and Kentucky gradually settled the land between the Big Piney River and Roubidoux Creek in southern Pulaski County, Missouri, beginning in the early nineteenth century. This book relates the settlement history and use of this beautiful but tenuous Missouri Ozark region from its initial exploration to its purchase by the U.S. Army just prior to World War II for the construction of Fort Leonard Wood. It is a story of a...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles W. Markman.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael J. McNerney. Wesley Neal.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael J. McNerney.

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