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The Gibraltar Tunnels comprise an extensive network of underground passages carved into the Rock of Gibraltar, the majority excavated during World War II by the British Army's Royal Engineers and Canadian tunnellers. The network, which expanded significantly on earlier 18th-century siege tunnels, ho...
William Lloyd Garrison's 1830 prospectus promoted his radical newspaper, promising to demand the immediate and unconditional emancipation of all enslaved people in America.
A star-shaped British fortification on the Hooghly River in Kolkata, rebuilt in its current form around 1781 and still serving as the Indian Army's Eastern Command headquarters.
CFB Petawawa in Ontario, established around 1905, is one of Canada's oldest and largest military bases and a primary garrison for Canadian Army combat units.
*No Compromise with Slavery* is an abolitionist pamphlet written by William Lloyd Garrison, originally delivered as an address in 1845. As a leading figure of the radical abolitionist movement, Garrison uses the text to fiercely reject gradualism, compensation for slaveholders, and the colonization...
CFB Valcartier near Quebec City is home to the Royal 22e Régiment (the Van Doos) and serves as the primary base for the 2nd Canadian Division.
Lavarack Barracks in Townsville, Queensland, named after General Sir Cyril Lavarack, is home to the 3rd Brigade and is one of Australia's largest army bases.
Gallipoli Barracks in Enoggera, Queensland, near Brisbane, is home to the Australian Army's 7th Brigade and is named in commemoration of the 1915 Gallipoli campaign.
CFB Edmonton in Alberta is home to the 1st Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group and serves as the primary army base for Canada's western land forces.
Robertson Barracks in Darwin, Northern Territory, is home to the Australian Army's 1st Brigade and serves as Australia's primary military base for northern defence.
Fort Hamilton is a U.S. Army garrison in Brooklyn, New York, established in 1825, serving as the only active military installation in New York City and headquarters for Army recruiting in the Northeast.
The Citizen Eco-Drive Garrison AOK717-07A is a stainless steel analog field watch featuring a military-inspired green dial. As part of the Eco-Drive series, it operates on a light-powered quartz movement, using a built-in solar panel to convert light into energy and eliminating the need for traditio...
Custume Barracks in Athlone, County Westmeath, is an Irish Army base named after Sergeant Custume, who distinguished himself defending the bridge at Athlone in 1691.
Sarsfield Barracks in Limerick is an Irish Army garrison named after Patrick Sarsfield, the Jacobite general who defended Limerick during the 1691 Williamite War.
