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Patterson Army Health Clinic (Building 1075)PAHC is to increase the health andwellness of the population throughpreventive health services. PAHC alsosupports two outlying health clinics:Ainsworth U.S. Army Health Clinic, FortHamilton, NY and the Mills TroopMedical Clinic, Fort Dix, NJ.The present facility was opened and dedicated in1958. General Order 40, dated April 24, 1958,named it in honor of Major General Robert UriePatterson, United States Army Medical Corps(1877-1950). After completing medical studies atMcGill University, MG Patterson graduated withhonors from the Army Medical School in 1902. Hereceived two Silver Stars for conspicuous gallantryin action in the Philippines. During World War I, theMG Robert Urie PattersonBritish, Italian, Czechoslovakian and Serbiangovernments all decorated MG Patterson. He also received theDistinguished Service Medal. During the postwar years, hisassignments included Instructor, U.S. Army War College; GeneralStaff, War Department; Medical Director, U.S. Veteran’s Bureau;Executive Officer, Office of the Surgeon General and Commander ofthe Army and Navy Hospital, Hot Springs, Arkansas. He served afour-year term as Surgeon General of the Army and retired in 1935.Major General Patterson died on December 6, 1950. lxxixThe new Fort Monmouth Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC)opened on July 21, 2004. The CBOC encompasses 6,200 square feeton the third-floor wing of the Fort Monmouth Patterson Army HealthClinic. It is expected to accommodate about 10,000 visits per year. lxxxThere is a plaque by the Primary Care Clinic entrance to the buildingfor Medical Department Activity Soldiers who served in Desert Storm.Building 1077-8:HousingBuilding 1102: Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and SensorsLaboratory/StorageBuilding 1103: Union Hall/ Administrative SpaceBuilding 1104: Project Manager Signals Warfare Administrative SpaceBuilding 1105: Legal Services/Inspector General Administrative SpaceBuilding 1107: Union Meeting SpaceBuilding 1108: Fort Dix Criminal Investigation DivisionBuilding 1123: Military Pay and IdentificationBuilding 1124: Car Wash21/22 .
Vail Hall (Building 1150)Vail Hall houses the Directorate ofInformation Management (DOIM) and theInformation Technology ServicesDirectorate (ITSD). The building wasconstructed in 1952 and per GeneralOrders Number 19, dated June 21, 1956,Vail Hall (Building 1150)memorializes Alfred Vail (1807-1859), thedistinguished New Jersey inventor whose great mechanical andfinancial contributions to wire communications substantiallyaccelerated the first experiments in telegraphy. Vail was a closeassociate of Samuel Morse. lxxxi1200 AreaThe 1200 Area features the barracks andclassroom buildings originally constructedfor the Signal School in 1953. “Backfill”following the departure of the Signal Schoolincluded the Military Academy PreparatorySchool (1975), the Chaplain Center andSchool (1979-1996),1200 Areathe 513th MilitaryIntelligence Brigade, (1982-1993), and theFederal Bureau of Investigation’s regionalcomputer support center. The location was rehabilitatedin 1996 to house elements of the U.S.Military Academy Prep School Army Electronics Command (CECOM).Building 1200: Command and Control Systems- Avionics, LRCBuilding 1201: Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors, LRCBuilding 1202: Communications Directorate, LRCBuilding 1203: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)Building 1204-05:United States Military Academy PreparatorySchool (USMAPS)Pruden Auditorium (Building 1206)Pruden Auditorium was dedicated in 1987 to LTCAldred A. Pruden, an Army Chaplain who fought forthe right to wear his rank insignia (which was againstArmy policy). Pruden also planned and organized theArmy’s first training school for chaplains. lxxxiiLandmarks and Place Names at Fort MonmouthLTC Aldred A. Pruden
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