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A sand dune with plants

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A ranger teaches visitors to throw a cast net.

Davis Bayou in Mississippi (2 Photos)
Interior white washed walls of Fort Barrancas

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Fort Massachusetts on West Ship Island

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Murray Dorty, an African-American Union Civil War re-enactor, stands at attention inside Fort Massachusetts.

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The 2nd Regiment of Louisiana Native Guards trained on Ship Island and became the first black unit on April 9, 1863 on the Gulf Frontier. They met Confederate forces in battle during a raid on Pascagoula, MS.
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