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The Clarion Hotel in
Carlisle, our home base for the reunion. |
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Wesley Gordon at the US
Army Military History Institute at Carlisle Barracks. |
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Daryl Gordon at the US
Army Military History Institute at Carlisle Barracks. |
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Too bad all of our troops
can't have housing like this! |
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Residence building built
by the Indian School and still in use today for quarters. |
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The tour gang gathered
around the gazebo off the parade ground. L to R, Mike,
Carl, ?, Jack, ?, Ike, Daryl, and our guide. |
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German 88 gun at Carlisle
Barracks (with Wesley Gordon). |
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German 88 gun at Carlisle
Barracks (with Daryl Gordon). |
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The Hessian Powder
Magazine at Carlisle Barracks. The walls are three feet
thick! |
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The Hessian Powder
Magazine from the revolutionary war and still in use as a
museum today at Carlisle Barracks. |
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Jack Klepps going into the
magazine. The entry looks like a hallway, but actually
you are just walking through the three foot thickness of
the wall. |
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Inside the magazine,
information about the War College. |
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Steel door for one of the
storerooms in the Hessian Magazine. |
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Statue of Frederick the
Great. Our guide said this statue was stored out of sight
during WWII. |
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Quarters 3; just one of
the elegant residences at Carlisle Barracks. |
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The Jim Thorpe gymnasium
at Carlisle Barracks built by the Indian school that was
there. |
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Inside the Jim Thorpe
gymnasium. Note the elevated running track around the top
of the gym. |
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The backside of the
History Institute with a corner of the Jim Thorpe
gymnasium. |
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A memorial plaza and
monument commemorating the schools at Carlisle Barracks. |
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A closer look at the
monument. |
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