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Date
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2024-09-12
98.129.229.16
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Port 80
HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: Apache/2.4Content-Type: text/html; charsetUTF-8Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2024 07:41:07 GMTConnection: Keep-AliveSet-Cookie: X-Mapping-fmfijfol92B4D93ADA10D1AC79914821558FA190; path/Content-Length: 6188 !DOCTYPE html>html>head> title>Camp Claiborne Historical Research Center/title> meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetutf-8 /> meta namedescription contentA site to provide information about Camp Claiborne, Louisiana and its units during WW2. > meta namekeywords contentCamp Claiborne, Camp Claiborne, LA, camp claiborne la, 112 and 165, Abandoned Army base, Railsplitters, Cactus divisions, WW2, Louisiana Maneuvers, Army Engineers, Forest Hill, Camp Clayborne, Clayborne, 1195th engineer, special service engineers, Claiborne Railroad, 1195th engineer combat group, 5th Tank Group ,18th Engineer Brigade, 33rd Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, 84th Infantry Division, 101st Airborne Division, 103rd Infantry Division, 168th Infantry Division, 205th Infantry Brigade renamed to 103rd Reconnaissance Troop, 325th Infantry Regiment, 327th Infantry Regiment, 328th Combat Engineer Battalion, 332nd Engineer General Service Regiment, 361st Special Services Engineer Regiment, 393rd Special Services Engineer Regiment, 407th Brigade Support Battalion, 497th Transportation Company, 412th Engineer Command, 634th Tank Destroyer Battalion, 761st Tank Battalion, 784th Tank Battalion, 1195th Engineer Base Depot Group Redesignated 1195th Engineer Combat Group HHC, Alexandria, LA.> meta namecopyright content2011 Ken Kopacki> meta nameauthor contentKen Kopacki> meta nameRating contentGeneral> link relstylesheet typetext/css href/styles/style.css />script typetext/javascript> var _gaq _gaq || ; _gaq.push(_setAccount, UA-4148784-5); _gaq.push(_setDomainName, campclaiborne.com); _gaq.push(_trackPageview); (function() { var ga document.createElement(script); ga.type text/javascript; ga.async true; ga.src (https: document.location.protocol ? https://ssl : http://www) + .google-analytics.com/ga.js; var s document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })();/script>/head>body> div idwrapper> div classheader> /div> div classnav> ul idmain-nav styledisplay: relative;>li classhome there>a href/>Home/a>/li>li classupdates >a href/updates.php>Updates`/a>/li>li classabout >a href/about/about-cchrs.php>About/a>/li>li classhistory >a href/about/camp-history.php/>History/a>/li>li classunitlistings >a href/unitlistings/>Unit Listings/a>/li>li classgalleries >a href/galleries/>Galleries/a>/li>li classdocuments >a href/documents/>Documents/a>/li>li classlinks >a href/links/>Links/a>/li>li classcontact >a href/contact/>Contact/a>/li>/ul> /div> div classbody> div classbody-left> p>img src../images/cc-cc-title.png>, was located just north of the town of Forest Hill, Louisiana on state highway 165. Built in 1940, Camp Claiborne was home to the largest wargames in American history, the Louisiana Maneuvers in 1941 and was the birthplace of the much storied and celebrated 82nd and 101st airborne divisions.br />br /> During its brief existince, lasting just over 5 years, Camp Claiborne saw over a half million men pass through its gates. It was a small town unto itself, complete with its own railroad linking them to nearby Fort Polk.br />br />Once victory had been won for the Allies, the camp, having served its purpose was deactivated. By 1946, the last of the personel had left, buldings were sold for scrap or moved intact elsewhere. The forestry service took posession of the land and was reforested.br />br />img src../images/cc-gate-sign-now-new.png>br />br />Nature has reclaimed most of Camp Claiborne and all that remain are concrete pilings, foundations, a few small concrete buildings and some of the camp roads.br />br />This site remembers the Camp, its people and its stories. br />br />/p>p classalt2>img src../images/site-updates-title.png>/p>p>strong>Dec 18th, 2012/strong>br/>a href../galleries/338th.php target_blank>Added 5 more photos to the 338th gallery/a>br />strong>Dec 7th, 2012/strong>br/>a hrefge.php target_blank>Launched Camp Claiborne/Google Earth Project/a>br />strong>Dec 6th, 2012/strong>br/>a href../galleries/338th.php target_blank>Added 9 photos to the 338th gallery/a>br />strong>Dec 4th, 2012/strong>br/>a href../assets/transportationschoolxmas.pdf target_blank>Transportation Corps Christmas Card/a>br />a href../assets/transportationschool.pdf target_blank>Transportation Corps School Introduction/a>br />strong>May 24th, 2012/strong>br/>a href../galleries/construction1.php>Camp Claiborne Construction Photographs/a>br />strong>May 16th, 2012/strong>br/>a href../documents/eutc-go.php>EUTC General Order cartoon drawings/a>br />br />a href../updates.php>Previous Updates/a>br />br />/p>p classalt>img src../images/donate-title.png>/p>p>center>form actionhttps://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr methodpost>input typehidden namecmd value_s-xclick>input typehidden namehosted_button_id valueEW7P5Z46Q338N>input typeimage srchttps://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_donateCC_LG.gif border0 namesubmit altPayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online!>img alt border0 srchttps://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/scr/pixel.gif width1 height1>/form>/center>/p> /div> div classbody-right> img src../images/cc-home-gate-43.png> p>img src../images/map-title.png>br />br /> a hrefge.php>img src/images/cc-map-teaser.png>/a>/p> /div> div classclear>/div> /div> div classfooter> /div> div classcopy> div classcopy> p>©2012 Ken Kopacki - San Antonio Web Design by a hrefhttp://www.idworld.net target_blank>Internet Direct/a>. Site Materials Usage Policy a href../about/usage.php>Here/a>./p> /div> /div> /div>/body>/html>
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