A 91D can be stationed at almost any duty station.
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a post can be a few things but is generaly the place where you stand a watch, the army also refers to their bases as posts
There are several Army Posts in Texas. The term is Post for Army installations while Base is used for Air Force installations. Ft Hood, Ft Sam Houston and Ft Bliss are Army Posts in Texas. See related links for an Army Installation locator.
The Man was tall and skinny, or slender. It was sort of a nickname, as is common in Army posts. The Air Force was then fully a branch of the Army.
Fort Meade is in Maryland, not Virginia. Army posts in Virginia include:Camp Pendleton (Army National Guard)Fort A.P. HillFort BelvoirFort Eustis (now part of Joint Base Langley-Eustis)Fort LeeFort Myer (now part of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall)Fort Pickett (Army National Guard)Aside from those posts (the Army doesn't call them bases), there is also the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, as well as the Defense Logistics Agency - Defense Depot Richmond Virginia.
SATERN stands for Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network. Their purpose is to provide emergency communication between Salvation Army posts, and pass messages with health and welfare information between the Salvation Army and the general public.
There are a number of current active duty US Army Air Cav units. You may look at the web sites of individual posts for specific units for specific contact information. Try the US Army web site at http://www.army.mil/info/organization/installations/forts/ for a start. You can look at individual posts linked on this page.
Indiviudal posts- corps, citadels, etc have their own addresses, there is a big one in the Village/Chelsea area in NYC.
U.S. Army installations are usually referred to as "posts." Air Force & Navy installations are referred to as "bases." Therefore, facilities within an Army post would be referred to as "Post Exchange", "Post Theater", etc. Facilities within a Naval or Air Force base would be referred to as "Base Exchange", "Base Theater", etc. Army posts often have "Fort" in the name, although other terms, including "Camp" are used ("Camp" is also used by the Marine Corps).
The Department of the Army is headquartered within the Pentagon in Washington DC. There are US Army posts scattered throughout the United States and in other parts of the world. Specific branches of the Army are headquartered at installations within the US and locations in other countries. There are hundreds, perhaps thousands of locations worldwide. For specific headquarters, see the link below.
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