Extracts from-- Description of posts and stations of troops in the Military Division of the Pacific commanded by Major General John M. Schofield / by R.O. Tyler. Outline descriptions, military posts in the Military Division of the Pacific, 1879 commanded by Major General Irvin McDowell. Barracks and
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