Welcome to the Fort Benning: The Land and the People web site.
"The
words can stir vivid images and strong emotions, perhaps because all
of us are tied to a place, a people. Scratch the soil deep enough and
you will likely find traces of the ties others had to the same place
long before, if you know how to recognize the signs ... Exploring the
lengthy chain of human links to the land occupied by Fort Benning is
the purpose of this book."
—from the Introduction
Hard copy publication date: 1998.
Click on the graphic above to navigate to the web version Table of Contents. For a description of each chapter, just point the mouse at the corresponding chapter title. To understand the context in which this popular volume was written, we recommend that you begin your visit to this site by reading the "Introduction" (Click here to go directly to the "Introduction").
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