Thanks for all you do Professor.
I had to go to Ft. Monroe TDY in 1979-80.
Interesting place (just like Ft. Detrick, but different architecture).
The place looks like a fort from the 19th century. Has a moat, and used to have a drawbridge.
Today Ft. Monroe is TRADOC, but is still an active Army fort.
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I did not know that. I also don't know what TDY or TRADOC are.
Is Fort Monroe named for President James Monroe? I’m surprised he hasn’t been canceled for being a Virginian and the founder of the Monroe Doctrine.
Fort Monroe cease to be an active Army post in 2011. It was closed by BRAC. TRADOC relocated to Eustis. The masonry fort is in the custody of the National Park Service and the remaining land is now the property of Virginia