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• Arkansas Korean War Veterans Memorial
  ...' is located in [[MacArthur Park]] near the [[MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History]] in Little Rock. The 6,400 square foot memorial listing 463 Arkans
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• Fort Logan H. Roots
  '''Fort Logan H. Roots''' was a federal military base established in the 1890s on 1,100 acres of land on [[La Grande Roche]] ...ix other buildings in the Romanesque Revival and Greek Revival styles. The military complex is now home to the [[Eugene J. Towbin Healthcare Center]] of the [[
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• Frank D. White
  ...0. Then his mother moved back to Texarkana. Next he enrolled in New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico. He was appointment to the U.S. Naval Acad
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• Cammack Village
  ...using Authority, which constructed one hundred homes in the area for local military personnel. The original homes are built under one of four separate architec
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• Little Rock Air Force Base
  ...es on the training of aerial delivery in all branches of the United States military. ...and with the change the base acquired the 314th Tactical Airlift Wing. The Military Airlift Command took over responsibility for the base in 1974. The 314th Ta
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• Pulaski County
  During the Civil War the county witnessed military and civilian activity. In February 1861 the [[Little Rock Arsenal]] was att
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• American Civil War
  ...le Rock]], population 3,727 (2,874 white, 853 black), was the site of much military and civilian activity. ...r" law, which exempted white planters who owned twenty or more slaves from military service.
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• Little Rock National Cemetery
  [[Category:Military]]
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• James H. Lenow
  ...e, on February 18, 1850. He received his medical education at the Kentucky Military Institute, where he graduated in June 1870. He pursued advanced study at th
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• Wesley Clark
  ...National Merit Scholarship recipient. Clark attended to the United States Military Academy at West Point beginning in 1962.
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• The Old Military Road
  The '''Old Military Road''' (also known as the '''Memphis Military Road''', '''Old Wire Road''', and '''Old Stagecoach Road''') from Memphis t ...$15,000 under the Road Survey Bill of 1824. The road supervisor on the Old Military Road was Lt. [[Frederick L. Griffith]]. The road contract required cutting
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• Bennett's Military Supplies
  ...solid #A3BFB1; padding: 5px; background: #CEF2E0">Street View of Bennett's Military Supplies</h5>{{#widget:Google Street View '''Bennett's Military Supplies''', founded in Little Rock in 1870, is one of the oldest businesse
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• Sterling Price
  In the late 1840s Price served in the Mexican War. He was military governor of New Mexico for time and put down the Taos Rebellion, after whic *[http://www.nps.gov/archive/peri/price.htm Pea Ridge National Military Park page on Confederate Commander Sterling Price]
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• Southwest Trail
  ...ury invention. It was known variously as the Arkansas Road, Congress Road, Military Road, Natchitoches Trace, National Road, Red River Road, or U.S. Road in th
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• Capital Guard Memorial
  ...pital Guard Memorial''' is located near the [[MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History]] in Little Rock's MacArthur Park. the Capital Guard was a local mi
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• Albert Pike
  ...e''' (1809-1891) was a colorful Arkansas politician, poet, and Confederate military general. Pike's military career was littered with disputes with authority. He was the leader of a Sa
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• Logan H. Roots
  ...cated at 923 Scott Avenue. [[Fort Logan H. Roots]] bears his namesake. The military complex is now home to the [[Eugene J. Towbin Healthcare Center]] of the [[
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• Harris Flanagin
  ...n as Confederate governor of Arkansas in November 1862. He was replaced by military governance by the occupying Union forces on April 18, 1864.
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• Camp Pike
  ...The Army itself constructed more than two thousand buildings on the site. Military engineer [[John R. Fordyce]] supervised construction of the camp. The contr [[Category:Military]]
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• David Owen Dodd
  ...lege]] is now located on the grounds of the [[MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History]]. The marker was removed from the actual site of the hanging durin
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