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Landmarks, Memorials, Buildings and Street Names of ... - CECOM

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Holocaust MemorialThe Holocaust Memorial Garden is located to the right<strong>of</strong> the Main Post chapel when you are facing thatbuilding. Jewish War Veterans donated <strong>and</strong> planted atree there in 1992. The next year, they added a plaqueat the base <strong>of</strong> the tree. xxiv A sculpture for the MemorialGarden, created by BrianHolocaust SculptureHanlon <strong>and</strong> donated by theJewish Federation <strong>of</strong> Greater MonmouthCounty, was unveiled on the day <strong>of</strong> the post’s2005 Holocaust Remembrance Program. xxvHolocaust MemorialHowitzersThere are two historic Howitzer guns on the grounds <strong>of</strong> the U.S. MilitaryAcademy Preparatory School (USMAPS; <strong>of</strong>f <strong>of</strong> Abbey Road). xxviiKain MemorialKain MemorialMudd MemorialThe Kain Memorial is located near Building 1104,behind Soldiers Park. It memorializes Wesley L.Kain, who died in action on December 16, 1944.Originally located in Brooklyn, NY, thedeceased’s family requested that it be movedhere in September 1994. xxviiThe Fort Monmouth community dedicated a mapletree <strong>and</strong> plaque in front <strong>of</strong> Russel Hall (GarrisonHeadquarters) on August 31, 2007 in memory <strong>of</strong>former Garrison Chief <strong>of</strong> Staff George W. Mudd “forhis faithful service to Fort Monmouth-1975-2003.” xxviiiPigeon MemorialMudd MemorialThe birdbath Pigeon Memorial was located on theeast side <strong>of</strong> Malterer Ave. near buildings 550 <strong>and</strong>551. It stood in what was then a wooded area incommemoration <strong>of</strong> the winged couriers who “got themessage through” during WWI, WWII, <strong>and</strong> Korea.The Signal Corps Pigeon Breeding <strong>and</strong> TrainingPigeon Memorial5/6 .

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