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FORT BENNING:
THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE tells the human story of the hundreds of generations
who lived on the grounds of the U.S. Army post,
as well as the proud history of the Infantry, which calls Fort Benning
home. This richly-illustrated book is the first complete record of
the many archeological and historical studies conducted on Fort Benning,
located in west Georgia and east Alabama. 1998, by Sharyn Kane and Richard
Keeton, also authors of Beneath These Waters
and In Those Days.
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COPIES: 2003
reprint. As supplies last, copies of the book can be obtained
by contacting: Dr. Chris Hamilton, Cultural Resource Manager/Coordinator
for Native American Affairs, U.S. Army Infantry Center Directorate of
Public Works, Attn: ATZB-PWN-P, Fort Benning, GA 31905; phone 706/545-2377;
e-mail: 
Fort Benning: The Land and the People