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month, the entire division had been reassembled in Saudi Arabia to face the possible invasion of that country by Iraqi forces. Fort Stewart saw a growing influx of National Guard and Reserve units who were being mobilized to support the operations in Saudi Arabia and to assume the tasks at the post which had formerly been accomplished by 24th Infantry Division personnel. In many ways, Fort Stewart appeared to be almost a ghost town, as never before had the entire division been deployed from the post at one time. Within eight months, the crisis at the Persian Gulf had concluded, and the 24th Infantry Division triumphantly returned to its home in coastal Georgia.

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National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, as well as to other areas of the world such as Egypt and Turkey. The division was regularly seen in REFORGER exercises in Germany and BRIGHT STAR in Egypt. Its training was continuous. The mission of the Rapid Deployment Force was to be prepared to deploy to practically any point on the globe at a moment's notice, to deal with whatever threat might be discerned.

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28 December 1950, Camp Stewart was redesignated as the 3rd Army Anti-Aircraft Artillery Training Center. Intensive training of soldiers destined for service in Korea began. Since control of the air in Korea wasn't seriously challenged by the Communist forces, in late 1953 Camp Stewart's role changed from solely anti-aircraft training to include armor and tank firing as well.

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build-up for the D-Day invasion. However, almost overnight, the post was virtually empty as these units shipped out for England. With the D-Day invasion and Allied control of the air over Europe, the need for anti-aircraft units diminished, and in response the anti-aircraft training at Camp Stewart was phased out. By January 1945 only the POW camp was still functioning.

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home from the service for Sunday dinner. Reverend Terrill, at the special service for soldiers, preached on "The Negro's Place in National Defence." Thelma Lee Stevens gave the welcome address. Scout Westley W. Law was master of ceremonies (source: page 71, Dr. Charles J. Elmore, "First Bryan 1788–2001 The Oldest Continuous Black Baptist Church in America.")

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With the outbreak of hostilities in Korea in June 1950, the U.S. once again found itself with the need to update training and to prepare new soldiers to meet the crisis in Korea. Camp Stewart was reopened on 9 August 1950, its facilities repaired, and National Guard troops brought in for training. On

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The country prepared for the worst, but in the end a compromise was reached, and the crisis passed. Shortly after, word was received at Fort Stewart that a VIP would be visiting the post and that the post conference room wasn't worthy of a person of this stature. Thus, preparations were rapidly made

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eventually cooled down, it was recognized that the U.S. would be required to maintain a ready and able military force to deal with any potential threat to itself and its allies. Camp Stewart would have a role to play in that mission. The decision was made that the post would no longer be viewed as a

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Beside its initial purposes as an anti-aircraft artillery training center, Camp Stewart also served as a Cooks' and Bakers' School, and as a staging area for a number of Army postal units. By spring 1944, the camp was bulging at its seams as more than 55,000 soldiers occupied the facility during the

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During the early months, training was done on wooden mock-ups, since real anti-aircraft guns were in short supply. Live-firing exercises were conducted on the beaches of St. Augustine and Amelia Island, Florida, since the necessary ranges and impact areas had not been completed at Camp Stewart. This

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In August 1990, Iraq invaded and overran neighboring Kuwait, and threatened to do the same to Saudi Arabia. The Port of Savannah worked around the clock to load and ship the division's heavy equipment, while aircraft shuttles from Hunter Field flew the division's personnel to Saudi Arabia. Within a

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When the U.S. Air Force closed its base at Hunter Field in Savannah in 1967, the Army promptly assumed control and in conjunction with the flight training being conducted at Fort Stewart, the U.S. Army Flight Training Center came into being. The helicopter pilot training was rapidly accelerated and

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After the Cuban Missile Crisis had passed, the Cold War situation kept Fort Stewart in an active training role. During the late 1960s, another developing situation would bring about yet another change in Fort Stewart's mission. With tensions growing in the divided country of Vietnam, the U.S. found

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By late 1943, Camp Stewart assumed a new responsibility as one of many holding areas designated in the United States for German and Italian prisoners of war (POWs), who had fallen into Allied hands during fighting in North Africa. These men were held in two separate POW facilities on post, and they

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Savannah's First Bryan Baptist Church had a special service for soldiers from the Savannah Air Base and Camp Stewart December 21, 1941. Reverend Terrill wrote a letter to Asa H. Gordon, director of the Colored SSSS, extending the invitation to the soldiers. Church members took at least one soldier

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In October 1974, Headquarters, 24th Infantry Division was activated at Fort Stewart. This historic unit, which had seen active and arduous service in the Pacific during WW II and in the Korean War, and served as an element of NATO forces defending western Europe, had been inactive since 1970. The

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The Vietnamese terrain and the type of war being fought there demanded an increased aviation capability through the use of helicopters and light, fixed-wing aircraft. This brought about a need for more aviators. In response to this need, an element of the U.S. Army Aviation School at Fort Rucker,

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In 1959, Fort Stewart was redesignated as an Armor and Artillery Firing Center, since its old anti-aircraft ranges and impact areas were better suited for this purpose in the new age of missiles. By 1961, there was a feeling that Fort Stewart may have served its usefulness, and there was movement

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With the end of the war, Camp Stewart came to life briefly as a separation center for redeployed soldiers, but on 30 September 1945, the post was inactivated. Only two officers, 10 enlisted men, and 50 civilian employees maintained the facilities, and the Georgia National Guard only did training

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Hunter Army Airfield, covers about 5,400 acres (22 km) and is also the home of the U.S. Coast Guard Station, Savannah – the largest helicopter unit in the Coast Guard. It provides Savannah and the Southeast United States with round-the-clock search-and-rescue coverage of its coastal areas.

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The post-Cold War drawdown of forces in Europe resulted in many storied units coming home to the US. On 25 April 1996, "ownership" of Fort Stewart passed as the 24th Infantry Division was inactivated and the 3rd Infantry Division was reactivated. Thus began a new chapter in the history of Fort

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The 24th Infantry Division began intensive training over the expanse of piney woods and lowlands of the post, and conducted live-fire exercises on many of the old Camp Stewart anti-aircraft ranges. Additional deployment training and exercises took Division units from Georgia's woodlands to the

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On 1 July 1974, the soon-to-be reactivated 1st Battalion, 75th Infantry Regiment (Ranger), parachuted into Fort Stewart. The battalion was formally reactivated the following month. It was the first Army Ranger battalion activated since the Second World War. Hunter Army Airfield was reopened to

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On 1 July 1940 the first 5,000 acres (20 km) were bought and subsequent purchases followed. Eventually the reservation would include over 280,000 acres (1100 km) and stretch over five counties. The large expanse of property was required for the firing ranges and impact areas which an

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living together, 7.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 3.1% were non-families. 2.9% of all households were made up of individuals, and 0.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 3.65 and the average family size was 3.68.

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Gradually America's involvement in Vietnam dwindled and by mid-1972 the flight training aspect of Fort Stewart's mission was terminated, and both Hunter Field and Fort Stewart reverted to garrison status. The following year Hunter Field was closed entirely and Fort Stewart sat idle, with the

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As the war progressed, Camp Stewart's training programs continued expanding to keep pace with the needs placed upon it. Units were shipped out promptly upon completion of their training, and new units received in their place. The camp provided well-trained soldiers for duty in the European,

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In 1969 President Nixon planned to reduce American involvement in Vietnam by training the Vietnamese military to take over the war. In conjunction with this, helicopter flight training for Vietnamese pilots began at the Training Center in 1970 and continued until 1972.

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Alabama, was transferred to Fort Stewart in 1966. Helicopter pilot training and helicopter gunnery courses became Fort Stewart's new mission. In an ironic twist, now instead of training soldiers to shoot down aircraft, Fort Stewart was training soldiers to fly them.

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In June 1940, Congress authorized funding for the purchase of property in coastal Georgia for the purpose of building an anti-aircraft artillery training center. It was to be located just outside Hinesville, Georgia, some 40 miles (64 km) southwest of Savannah.

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The Army established the first dedicated attack helicopter training school at Hunter in July 1967. The Attack Helicopter Training Department (AHTD) trained Army, Marine and a few foreign officers (principally Spanish Navy) in the AH-1G Cobra attack helicopter.

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Note: the US Census treats Hispanic/Latino as an ethnic category. This table excludes Latinos from the racial categories and assigns them to a separate category. Hispanics/Latinos may be of any race.

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was 1,697.1 people per square mile (655.3 people/km). There were 1,936 housing units at an average density of 293.2 per square mile (113.2/km). The racial makeup of the base was 50.00%

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The National Guard units departed and new units came in for training. Facilities were expanded and improved. Anti-aircraft artillery training was upgraded and soon a detachment of

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to convert this conference room into a more suitable one. The command group at Fort Stewart quickly discerned that this VIP would be none other than Commander in Chief, President

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The median income for a base household is $ 30,441, and the median income for a family was $ 29,507. Males had a median income of $ 18,514 versus $ 17,250 for females. The

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temporary installation. On 21 March 1956, it was redesignated as Fort Stewart. Its role would continue to evolve in response to specific needs and world events.

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during the American Revolution, and who became one of the county's military heroes. An announcement of the new post's name was made in January 1941.

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was ordered to Fort Stewart for staging, and in the short span of two weeks the population of the fort rose from 3,500 personnel to over 30,000.

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live-fire training over the ocean continued until September 1941, while at Camp Stewart practice firing and searchlight training progressed.

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The Fort Stewart Military Reservation includes approximately 280,000 acres (1,100 km). This includes land that was formerly the town of

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afoot to deactivate the post again. However, the age of missiles brought with it new threats and a new mission for Fort Stewart.

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In November 1940, the Anti-Aircraft Artillery Training Center was officially designated as Camp Stewart, in honor of General

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pilots were trained and soon sent to duty all over the world, with a large percentage seeing active duty in Vietnam.

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There were 1,849 households, out of which 81.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 88.0% were

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of 2000, there were 11,205 people, 1,849 households, and 1,791 families living in the base. The

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exception of the National Guard training which continued to be conducted at the installation.

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for the base was $ 11,594. About 9.7% of families and 11.0% of the population were below the

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Students at the secondary level attend public schools operated by county school districts.

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Fort Stewart also was a leading mobilization station for Army units preparing for tours in

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were used as a labor force for base operations, construction projects, and area farming.

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maps refer to a "Fort Stewart School District", which refers to the DoDEA schools:

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Climate data for Fort Stewart, Georgia, 1991–2020 normals, extremes 1941–present

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Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC), 3rd Division Sustainment Brigade

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were held, and all the anti-aircraft units from Camp Stewart participated.

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anti-aircraft artillery training center would need for live-fire training.

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of 8,821. Fort Stewart was first listed as an unincorporated place in the

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these statistics are consistent with Fort Stewart's military status.

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The DoDEA operates the following elementary schools on-post:

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Fort Stewart CDP, Georgia – Racial and ethnic composition

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inspects the troops at Fort Stewart on February 12, 2001.

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itself becoming increasingly involved in that conflict.

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3rd Brigade Support Battalion (3rd BSB) "Ready to Roll"

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Kessler Elementary School (PreKindergarten to Grade 6)

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Diamond Elementary School (PreKindergarten to Grade 5)

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703rd Brigade Support Battalion (703rd BSB) "Maintain"

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Murray Elementary School (PreKindergarten to Grade 5)

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A small portion of the base has been designated as a

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Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC), 2nd ABCT

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Shoulder sleeve insignia of the 3rd Infantry Division

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Buildings and structures in Tattnall County, Georgia

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support the training and activities of the Rangers.

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Mediterranean, North African, and Pacific Theaters.

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2 months to assess readiness, 6 months to remediate

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103rd Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Battalion

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Macon, GA: Winship Press. p. 33. 1442:Department of Defense Education Activity 719: 2701: 2373: 2371: 690: 657: 3243: 1440:Fort Stewart's school district is the 947: 457:(located at Fort Stewart, but part to 2996: 2767: 2227: 518:Division Sustainment Troops Battalion 2726: 2368: 1401:, and 3.45% from two or more races. 627: 229:Units assigned to Fort Stewart are: 3108: 3044: 2564: 2384:Geographic Names Information System 2277: 2167:Georgia World War II Army Airfields 2153:Source 2: National Weather Service 715: 455:63rd Expeditionary Signal Battalion 13: 2875: 2794:Municipalities and communities of 2255:15th Infantry Regiment Association 937: 310:3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment 217:Fort Stewart is located along the 208: 14: 3297: 2752: 2298:"3rd Infantry Division Artillery" 213:Location of Fort Stewart, Georgia 16:US Army post in southeast Georgia 3090: 797: 543:Brigadier General Daniel Stewart 521: 513: 505: 500:3rd Division Sustainment Brigade 485: 474: 463: 449: 441: 425: 417: 405: 393: 381: 369: 357: 338: 327: 315: 304: 292: 280: 264: 243: 232: 36: 2672: 2648: 2588: 2472: 2389:United States Geological Survey 770: 333:10th Brigade Engineer Battalion 2338: 2312: 2290: 2240: 2209: 2197: 2179: 1463:Liberty County School District 1357: 1056: 677: 561:Anti-Aircraft Artillery Center 1: 3276:Forts in Georgia (U.S. state) 2172: 1475:Köppen Climate Classification 740:With the reactivation of the 636: 601:Women Airforce Service Pilots 322:41st Field Artillery Regiment 182:counties. The nearby city of 3271:Hinesville metropolitan area 1435: 412:9th Field Artillery Regiment 204: 188:Hinesville metropolitan area 7: 2576:United States Census Bureau 2557:United States Census Bureau 2534:United States Census Bureau 2511:United States Census Bureau 2412:United States Census Bureau 2407:"Fort Stewart CDP, Georgia" 2345:Krakow, Kenneth K. (1975). 2160: 2101:Average precipitation days 1817:Mean daily minimum °F (°C) 1677:Mean daily maximum °F (°C) 1477:system, Fort Stewart has a 614: 335:(10th BEB) "Bridge the Sky" 324:(1-41st FAR) "Glory's Guns" 254:Armored Brigade Combat Team 10: 3302: 2714:. 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