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Historical Markers in Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia
Prince George is the county seat for Prince George County
Fort Gregg-Adams is in Prince George County
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ADJACENT TO PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY
Charles City County (76) ►
Chesterfield County (231) ►
Dinwiddie County (163) ►
Hopewell (65) ►
Petersburg (156) ►
Surry County (36) ►
Sussex County (25) ►
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1 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — Fort Gregg-Adams' Oldest Building —  |
| The Gordon R. Davis House is the oldest building on Fort Gregg-Adams. Construction of the structure began in 1915 by Joseph Sarna. The land was purchased for a training camp in 1917 and the house was completed in 1918. Dubbed the "White House," it . . . — — Map (db m234816) HM | |||
| 2 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — General Brehon Burke Somervell — 1892 - 1955 — |
| The impossible we do at once, the miraculous takes a little longer. Panel 2 Early Years Brerhon Burke Somervell was born on May 9, 1892, in Little Rock, Arkansas, and was the only child of William Taylor Somervell, a . . . — — Map (db m234873) HM | |||
| 3 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle — |
| This fully tracked transport vehicle provides cross-country mobility, mounted firepower, and protection. The Bradley entered service in 1981. Weight: 50,000 pounds (Combat Loaded) Gun: M242 25mm "Bushmaster" Automatic Cannon Crew: 3 (plus 6 . . . — — Map (db m234813) HM | |||
| 4 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — M32B3 Recovery Vehicle — |
| Based on the M4 Sherman tank chassis, this recovery vehicle concept was developed in World War II. This model was used through the 1950's. Weight: 61,700 pounds Crew: 4 Speed: 26 MPH max — — Map (db m234812) HM | |||
| 5 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — Pershing II Battlefield Support Missile and Launcher — |
| . . . — — Map (db m234811) HM | |||
| 6 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — Site of U.S. Military Railroad — |
| Built in 1864 connecting City Point Supply Base with the Union Army outside Petersburg. — — Map (db m234824) HM | |||
| 7 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Fort Gregg-Adams — T12 High Explosive (HE) Bomb — The "Cloudmaker" — |
| Largest Aircraft Ordnance of World War II - 43,600 Lbs — — Map (db m234815) HM | |||