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on this monument. It is mentioned in the oldest available “Fort MonmouthLandmarks and Place Names” book, dated 1954, as well as 1935 and 1936maps of the post.xivSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1:1945-1949, folder “Landmarks and Place Names 1945-1962;” andMemorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 5: 1957-1962,folder “Misc. correspondence 1960.”xvAlbert James Myer biography file.xviThe dedication occurred in either early May 1950 or November 1951. Notethat the 1961 Landmarks and Place Names booklet dates the dedication toNovember 26, 1951, in disagreement with the Memorialization and TraditionCommittee records. See Memorialization and Tradition Committee, FortMonmouth Box 1: 1945-1949, folder “Landmarks and Place Names 1945-1962;” and Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1(sic): 1949-1951, folder “Signal Corps Tradition Fund 1950.”xviiAlvin C. Voris biography file. See also Memorialization and TraditionCommittee, Fort Monmouth Box 1: 1945-1949, folder “Landmarks and PlaceNames 1945-1962.”xviiiEdwin Daniel Augenstine biography file.xixSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1:1945-1949, folder “Landmarks and Place Names 1945-1962.”xxTimothy Rider, “Dedication of Battle of the Bulge Memorial set Sunday,”CECOM Media Release 01-14, May 1, 2001.xxiVerified by the program.xxiiVerified by the program.xxiiiVerified by the program.xxivPhone conversation between Wendy Rejan and Kathy Dorry of theHolocaust Committee on Thursday 26 April 2007.xxvDebbie Sheehan, “Survivors remember Holocaust in different ways,”Monmouth Message, 13 May 2005.xxviThese are the property of U.S. Military Academy and any inquiries shouldbe addressed to the West Point Museum.xxviiSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1988-1998, folder “1994.”xxviiiDebbie Sheehan, “Tree dedicated in former leader’s honor,” MonmouthMessage, 14 September 2005.xxixDate verified by the program.xxxSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1998-2007, folder “2003.”xxxiEmail from Mindy Rosewitz to George Fitzmaier, 15 March 2007.xxxiiEmail Correspondence from Tom Hoffman to Mindy Rosewitz, 21 March2007.xxxiiiHenry Dunwoody biography file.xxxivThis monument is the property of U.S. Military Academy and any inquiriesshould be addressed to the West Point Museum.
xxxvRenita Foster, “Project a ‘natural’ for fort engineer,” Monmouth Message,15 June 2001.xxxviDate verified by the program.xxxviiVerified by the program. General orders number 60, dated June 18, 1962,mandated the designation (three days after the dedication ceremony). SeeMemorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1: 1945-1949,folder “Landmarks and Place Names 1945-1962.”xxxviiiNo program or General Orders can be found from the original dedication,however, the 1961 Landmarks and Place Names book includes the JohnstonGate, while the 1958 version does not. A 22 August 1961 Memorialization andTradition Committee document states that the West Gate will be named forCOL Gordon Johnston. 1986 re-dedication verified by the program.xxxixIbid.xlSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 6: 1954-1958, folder “Ten Year Program of Memorialization at Fort Monmouth 1958.”xli“National Register Nomination Case Studies,” seehttp://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_04.doc http://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_03.doc.xliiSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 6:1954-1958, folder “Ten Year Program of Memorialization at Fort Monmouth1958.”xliiiIbid.xlivIbid.xlvSee Memorialization and Tradition Committee, Fort Monmouth Box 1:1945-1949, folder “Landmarks and Place Names 1945-1962.”xlviVerified by the program. See also Memorialization and TraditionCommittee, Fort Monmouth Box 1: 1945-1949, folder “Landmarks and PlaceNames 1945-1962;” and See Memorialization and Tradition Committee, FortMonmouth Box 6: 1954-1958, folder “Ten Year Program of Memorialization atFort Monmouth 1958;” “National Register Nomination Case Studies,” seehttp://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_04.doc http://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_03.doc.xlvii“National Register Nomination Case Studies,” seehttp://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_04.doc http://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_03.doc.xlviii“National Register Nomination Case Studies,” seehttp://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_04.doc http://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_03.doc.xlix“National Register Nomination Case Studies,” seehttp://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_04.doc http://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_03.doc.lVerified by the program.liWilliam Blair biography file.lii“National Register Nomination Case Studies,” seehttp://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultural/nhc_04.doc http://aec.army.mil/usaec/cultur-
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