Fortifications and naval base planned for Panama Canal
The article outlines fortifications and a major naval base at the Panama Canal, including large end forts, 16 inch and 14 inch guns, and a Darien radio station. It notes oath to defend the canal, stationing around 15,000 troops, and naming forts after generals and leaders as part of a strategic military readiness plan.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Suez
Huay-launcefoie
Canal
England
Gibraltar
Darien
Washington
Coast Artillery
Miraflores
Channel
Watervleit
Perico Island
Pacific Coast
Naos Island
Ferico
Flamenco
Naos
Perico
Toro Point
Margarita Island
Balboa
Amadér
Republic of
Panama
Twenty-Ninth Infantry
Camp
Gaillard
Canal Commission
Central Division
Intimate sketch of General Scott Chief of Staff U S Army
A profile of General Hugh Lenox Scott highlighting his peacemaking style with Indians in the plains and in the Philippines, his role in Cuba, Sulu, and at West Point, and his restraint in crisis. It notes his respect for due process, sign language work, and steady leadership across borders and tribes.
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United States Army
Eneral
Hugh Lennox “Scott
Kentucky
Ral Scott
Genera’ T
Philippine Island
Benjamin Wranklin
Benjamin
West
Lee Farly
Plains
Geronimo
Scott
Pate
sHis
United States
Salt Lake City
Cuba
Philippines
Wood
Sulu
Hassen
General Scott
Ald
Jolo
West Point
Military Academy
Eral’ Scott
Hudson
Fort Bliss
Ojinaga
Texas Plains
Wotherspoon
Washington
War Department
Naco
Arizona
Brownsville
Shakespeare
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