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National Infantry Museum, Ft. Benning, GA 31903

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Description of Property at

1775 Legacy Way

This Virtual tour is provided by Doug Roth Photography, Columbus, Ga for all military service men and women and is dedicated to my Father, the late LTC Homer E. Roth and my Brother, Ret. LTC Ronald H. Roth World War II Company Street During the 1940s, Fort Benning rapidly expanded to meet the demands of the WWII military buildup. These series 700 buildings were intended to last only as long as the war. But they proved to be so solidly constructed, they were kept in use long after the war, well into the 1990s. Finally, in the mid 1990s, the Army began dismantling the old World War II wood to make way for modern construction. With the help of a generous donor, the National Infantry Foundation was able to rescue from demolition one of each kind of building. The buildings were then reassembled and painstakingly restored next to the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center. The barracks, mess hall, orderly room, supply room, chapel, and sleeping quarters and headquarters used by Gen. George S. Patton prior to his deployment to North Africa are the only fully-preserved set of series 700 buildings in existence. Rounding out the site are a period PT field and Sherman tank. Free tours.

This Virtual Tour was Provided courtesy of Doug Roth Photography