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Green Businesses The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce supports our local Green certification initiative and is proud to have been the first Chamber in the State of Tennessee to be Green Certified. 5 Star Radio Group Action Air Agero Akebono Brake Alicia's K9 Kuts & Kennels Altra Credit Union Amare Montessori American Snuff Company Appleton Harley-Davidson Arcadia Senior Living Austin Peay State University Avanti B.R. Miller Company Batson & Nolan Law Firm Beck Accounting Services Bethel University Bridgestone Metalpha Budweiser CDE CEMC USAA Chartwells City of Clarksville Parks & Rec. Clarksville 50+ Activity Center Clarksville Academy Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Clarksville Association of Realtors Clarksville Athletic Club Clarksville Building and Code Clarksville City Garage Clarksville City Hall Clarksville Country Club Clarksville Dental Center Clarksville Fencing Clarksville Foundry Clarksville Gas & Water Clarksville Montgomery Public Library Clarksville Pediatric Dentistry Clarksville Police Department Clarksville Regional Airport Clarksville Streets Dept. Clarksville Transit Clarksville-Montgomery County School System Customs House Museum & Cultural Center Daymar College DBS & Associates Elite Primary Care F&M Bank Faith Outreach Church First Baptist Clarksville First Choice Moving & Storage Florim, USA Fortera Credit Union Habitat for Humanity Restore Harris One Hour Heating & Cooling Hendrickson Trailer Heritage Bank Home 2 Suites Honest - 1 Immaculate Conception School James Corlew Chevrolet Jenkins & Wynne Josten's Kroger LaCasa Mexican Restaurant Legends Bank Lend Lease -Campbell Crossing MainStream Heating & Cooling Mann, Smith & Cummings Insurance Mongomery County Co-Op Mongomery County Courthouse Montgomery County Election Commission Montgomery County Facility Management Montgomery County Health Department Montgomery County Sheriff's Department. Moore Magnet School Multi-Color Corp. My Place Realty and Management Nashville State North Central Institute Nyrstar Page and Tuttle PDI Plato's Closet Publix Quality Inn Queen City Disposal Rainbow Kids Red Knight Distribution Riverview Inn Sanderson Pipe Sango Eye Care Sango Pharmacy Screaming Eagle Car Wash Screaming Eagle Concrete Service King Shiloh Industries Signs Now Smithfield Manufacturing SRS Distributing Sterling Signs Stone, Rudolph & Henry Tennessee Center of Applied Technology Tennova Health Care The Griffis Team of Exit Realty Screamin’ Eagle Thurman Campbell Group Trane Tree of Life Center Waterdogs Scuba & Safety West Creek Elementary West Gate Inn & Suites Winn Materials Workforce Essentials YMCA To learn more about how your business can join the Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certification Program, email Carlye Sommers, cmsommers@mcgtn.netor call 931-245-1867. 46
Fort Campbell HISTORY Fort Campbell Army Post straddles the border of Kentucky and Tennessee. The post is named in honor of William Bowen Campbell, a former Tennessee Governor who served as a Union General in the Civil War. Fort Campbell was originally established (in 1942) as a war-time armor training and mobilization camp during WWII and became a permanent installation in 1950. From 1948 to 1965, the post was also home to Clarksville Base, a top-secret nuclear weapons storage and modification facility. Over the years, Fort Campbell has been home to several airborne, armored and infantry units and has grown to become one of the Army’s most important permanent installations. Fort Campbell has been the home of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), the only Air Assault division in the world, since 1956. Two prestigious Special Operations Command units, the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), have also been at Fort Campbell since the mid-1980s. In 2009, the 52nd Ordnance Group (EOD) relocated to Fort Campbell (from Fort Gilliam, GA) as part of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) stationing actions. Throughout its history, Fort Campbell has supported the training and deployment of front-line Army units involved in the nation’s wars, beginning with World War II through Vietnam and Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, and up to the current Overseas Contingency Operations. Since 2002, Fort Campbell units have been among the most deployed combat units in the Army. MISSION Fort Campbell is a power projection platform and a major maneuver installation for the Army. It is also the home of the Army’s most-deployed contingency forces. Strategically located on the KY/TN State line, the installation has the unique ability to deploy mission-ready contingency forces by air, rail, highway and inland waterway. US Army Garrison (Fort Campbell) mission is to support expeditionary forces by providing equitable and efficient services that sustain Fort Campbell and enhance the well-being of the military community. According to latest Army projections, Fort Campbell will Demographics Source: Garrison Commanders FY19 Fact Sheet ACTIVE DUTY SOLDIERS 27,483 ON POST CIVILIANS 9,450 ON-POST QUARTERS 4,502 ACRES 106,000 The Installation and its employees helped to generate $10.1 billion in economic output through direct, indirect, and induced economic activity in the state over the one-year time period. Source: TN Dept. of Economic & Community Devleopment Report on the Economic Impacts of Fort Campbell on the State of Tennessee 47
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