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By Kevin W., June 11, 2019
Fort Belvoir Military Railroad Historic Corridor Marker
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1 Virginia, Fairfax County, Fort Belvoir — Fort Belvoir Military Railroad Historic Corridor
The Fort Belvoir Military Railroad (FBMRR) was constructed in 1918 when Camp A.A. Humprheys was made a semi-permanent cantonment as the U.S. entered into World War 1. The two main objectives for the FBMRR were to bring supplies and troops to camp . . . Map (db m128570) HM
2 Virginia, Fairfax County, Fort Belvoir — Pohick Road Crossing
The Fort Belvoir Military Railroad (FBMRR) was constructed in 1918 when Camp A.A. Humphreys was made a semi-permanent cantonment as the U.S. entered into World War 1. The two main objectives for FBMRR were to bring supplies and troops to camp for . . . Map (db m128249) HM
3 Virginia, Fairfax County, Fort Belvoir — John J. Kingman Road Crossing
The Fort Belvoir Military Railroad (FBMRR) was constructed in 1918 when Camp A.A. Humphreys was made a semi-permanent cantonment as the U.S. entered into World War 1. The two main objectives for FBMRR were to bring supplies and troops to camp for . . . Map (db m128251) HM
4 Virginia, Fairfax County, Fort Belvoir — Facility 1433, Rail Bridge
The Fort Belvoir Military Railroad (FBMRR) was constructed in 1918 when Camp A.A. Humphreys was made a semi-permanent cantonment as the U.S. entered into World War I. The two main objectives for FBMRR were to bring supplies and troops to camp for . . . Map (db m135217) HM
5 Virginia, Fairfax County, Fort Belvoir — Facility 2298, Rail Bridge
The Fort Belvoir Military Railroad (FBMRR) was constructed in 1918 when Camp A.A. Humphreys was made a semi-permanent cantonment as the U.S. entered into World War 1. The two main objectives for FBMRR were to bring supplies and troops to camp for . . . Map (db m128250) HM
6 Virginia, Fairfax County, Fort Belvoir — Telegraph Road
The Fort Belvoir Military Railroad (FBMRR) was constructed in 1918 when Camp A.A. Humphreys was made a semi-permanent cantonment as the U.S. entered into World War 1. The two main objectives for FBMRR were to bring supplies and troops to camp for . . . Map (db m128252) HM
 
 
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