Fort Eustis, Va., in World War I: Artillery Training

I have been writing about this fort in Virginia in my Not So Forgotten War of 1812 blog because it was named after Abraham Eustis, a War of 1812 veteran who made the Army his career and eventually rose to the rank of brevet brigadier general and was the first commander of Fort Monroe, Virginia.

To see about its role in World War I, click on the blog site in the My Blog List section to the right of this and go to yesterday's post.

--CootEus