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Many years ago, I heard it was a small naval refueling depot on the West Coast of the USA. Maybe this is the one: Ammunition Depot Indian Island
Port Hadlock, Washington
A new command officially joined the four major US Navy installations of Navy Region Northwest during a brief ceremony 27 April 2000. The former Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, Detachment Port Hadlock, officially became Naval Magazine Indian Island. The 2,716-acre facility now reports directly to the region commander rather than a series of others in the Southwest. The mission of providing ordnance-related support including receipt, storage, issuance, and inspection did not change, nor did the staffing of approximately 12 active duty members and 124 civil service and contract employees. Effective 01 October 1999, Naval Magazine [NAVMAG] Indian Island (formally known as Port Hadlock Weapons Detachment) had its support moved from the southwest region (Seal Beach) to the northwest region (Subase Bangor).
What is offered below is overshadowed by even a smaller US Army post which is barely 98 acres - Fort Lesley J. McNair in Washington, DC. The fort is also the third oldest established in 1791 when Pierre L'enfant laid out the capital city . The acres include National Defense University, the National War College, I C A F, Militay District of Washington, Center of Military History and up until 2012, Alpha Company 3d Infantry - "The Old Guard" - the oldest infantry unit in the US Army. The company moved to Fort Myer, VA.
The two smallest US Army installations are Watervliet Arsenal, NY, at 142 acres, and the US Army Soldier Systems Center, Natick, MA (formerly known as Natick Labs), which is on several campuses--the biggest is 78 acres, and with all the outparcels put together it's about 120 acres. These are also two of the most interesting posts--USASSC is the place the Army invents a lot of things like new uniforms and new field rations, and Watervliet Arsenal is where they make all the tank and artillery barrels used in the United States.
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What is the US army post with a population of around 23000 soldiers?
Fort Knox
Is there a US army base in florida?
Only a training post that army soldiers can train on, there is no dedicated army base in florida that army soldeirs can get stationed at. Bummer I know
Who led a raid on a US Army post in Virgina and was captured and hanged?
John Brown
Which US army post holds a large portion of the country's gold?
Fort Knox.
What does an APO AP address mean?
AA means Armed Forces (the) Americas AE means Armed Forces Europe AP means Armed Forces Pacific APO means Army Post Office (US Army and US Air Force) FPO means Fleet Post Office (US Navy/US Marine Corps)
Am I a fleet post office or army post office?
FPO = Fleet post office for Navy personel. Apo = Army post office for Army personel
How do you find the nearest Army Post to your wife?
look up 'US military installations' on your computer
Who had the smallest number of people in a roman army?
The smallest Roman army unit was the contuberium, which was an eight man tent unit.
What is APO FPO?
APO = Army Post Office FPO = Fleet Post Office, they are how most military personnel get their mail.
What is the penalty for an army sentry bandoning his post?
During the US Civil War, the man could be shot.
What US army post is in Carolina?
Only the most important one - Fort Bragg, home of the 82nd!
What does APO does for in the military?
Army Post Office, Addresses for overseas locations
