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  1. Geography of the United States Rocky Mountain System

    . Category Rocky Mountains Geography Category Geography of the United States Rocky Mountain System Category Mountain ranges of the Western United States ... tr td align center small Physiographic regions of the U.S. Interior br See Physiographic Regions of the United States legend small td tr table Main Rocky Mountain System For purposes of description, the physical geography of the United States is split into Physiographic Regions of the United States several major physiographic divisions , one being the Rocky Mountain System. Please refer to the Geography of the United States for the other areas. Rocky Mountains The Rocky Mountains begin in northern ... the body of the mountain system with flanking strata rising well on the slopes. Flanking strata are even ... basins which so strongly characterize the Rocky Mountain system are areas which have been less ... km long near the southern end of the mountain system in New Mexico and Colorado. Its level, treeless ... wrap around the mountain flanks of the range, with ridges and valleys formed on their eroded edges ... Mountains tend to be fairly gentle and rounded relative to those found in other mountain ranges ..., and the crystalline core of the range is exposed almost to the mountain base. Here, the streams that drain the higher areas descend to the plains through narrow canyons in the mountain border. A well ... to 2,400 m with no strong surmounting summits and yet no deep carved valleys. Here the first of the Pacific .... The harder strata, instead of lapping on the mountain flanks in great slab like masses, as in the Bighorns, form out facing scarps, which retreat into the mountain interior where they are cut ... cirque landform cirques , often holding small lakes. The mountain valleys were enlarged into U shaped ... of cirque development, with accompanying transformations of mountain shape, are finely illustrated ... system , through a deep gorge in the dissected mass of the plateau like Front Range. The Laramie ...   more details



  1. Geography of the United States

    Pacific Mountain System the coastal mountain ranges and features in the West Coast of the United ...class infobox align right Geography of the United States colspan 2 align center Image USA topo en.jpg ... America, and Hawaii , an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean . There are several United States territory United States territories in the Pacific and Caribbean . The term United States , when used in the geographical sense, means the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico , Guam , and the Virgin ... nearly to Mexico . The Rocky Mountain region is the highest region of the United States by average ... for many from East Asia and the mainland United States. The geography of the United States varies ... far inland in the western states. Geography of the United States Intermontane Plateaus Intermontane ... , it is a system of plateaus, basins, ranges and gorges between the Rocky and Pacific Mountain ... features in the distribution of mountains within the United States. The east coast Appalachian system ... is lofty, broad and complicated having two branches, the Rocky Mountain System and the Pacific ... Coast or the East Coast of the United States Atlantic Coast as well as Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean ... points of the United States Fjords of the United States Geographic centers of the United States Geography of Puerto Rico Geography of the Interior United States Historic regions of the United States ... of Ultras of the United States List of U.S. government designations for places Mountain peaks of the United States Public Land Survey System Territorial evolution of the United States USSR USA Maritime ... Brown, Ralph Hall, Historical Geography of the United States , New York Harcourt, Brace, 1948 ... United States topics Geography of North America North America topic Climate of Coord 38.000 N 97.000 W display title source eswiki DEFAULTSORT Geography Of The United States Category Geography ... Geography of the United States sk Geografia USA sl Geografija Zdru enih dr av Amerike sr ...   more details



  1. Geography of the Interior United States

    In addition to the portion of the white area non coastal states east of the Rocky Mountain System Rockies , west of the Appalachians , and north of the United States physiographic region Atlantic Plain Coastal Plain the Interior United States includes the area of the Coastal states Great Lake coastal states west of the Appalachians and the portion of Texas north of the United States physiographic ... definition in the first paragraph Main Physiographic Regions of the United States For purposes of description, the physical geography of the United States is split into Physiographic Regions of the United States several major physiographic divisions , three of which being the Laurentian Highlands ... MOVED TO Template Main Please refer to the Geography of the United States for the other areas ... Physical geography topics DEFAULTSORT Geography Of The Interior United States Category Regions of the United States Interior United States Category Physiographic sections Category Physiographic provinces ... The Interior United States is a Physiographic Regions of the United States physiographic area of three ... is the Physiographic Regions of the United States province of the Laurentian Upland which projects into the United States west and south of Lake Superior . ref http geomaps.wr.usgs.gov parks province ... of Two Maps Geology and Topography publisher United States Geological Survey accessdate 2007 10 ... third of the United States. The head of the coastal plain embayment is near the junction of the Ohio ... Fenneman first Nevin M. year 1917 month January title Physiographic Subdivision of the United States journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America volume 3 ... sheet. The Prairie States The originally treeless prairies of the upper Mississippi basin began ... states, and, in association with the nearly imperceptible slopes of the till plains, they determine ... from the Mississippi system to the Hudson River Hudson system. Many well defined channels ...   more details



  1. United States Pacific Command

    refimprove date October 2010 Infobox military unit unit name United States Pacific Command image File United States Pacific Command.png 250px caption Emblem of the United States Pacific Command. dates ... States Pacific Command USPACOM is a Unified Combatant Command of the United States armed forces ... of USPACOM is formed by United States Army Pacific Command U.S. Army Pacific , Marine Forces Pacific ... right 250px PACOM Area Of Responsibility The United States Pacific Command s area of jurisdiction ... of the total trade of the United States globally falls within the watch of the United States Pacific ... are monitored by the United States Pacific Command People s Republic of China, India, Russia , North Korea and South Korea. Headquarters Offices for the United States Pacific Command are based at the Nimitz ... of Combatant Commanders The Combatant Commander of United States Pacific Command reports directly to the United ... The United States Pacific Command was established on 1 January 1947 by Harry Truman President ... was once called the Pacific Theater during World War II . In 1972, the United States Pacific Command .... ref name U.S. Pacific Command About Service components United States Army Pacific Command U.S. Army Pacific Command 25th Infantry Division United States 25th Infantry Division Hawaii and Alaska ... Army Alaska United States Army Japan s U.S. Army Chemical Activity Pacific Johnston Island s disestablished 9th Regional Support Command USAR Commander United States Pacific Fleet Commander U.S. Pacific ... 3rd Marine Expeditionary Force Japan United States Pacific Air Forces U.S. Pacific Air Forces ... Tomodachi in Japan after 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami ref United States Pacific Command ... United States Pacific Command reflist Unified Combatant Command of the United States armed forces DOD ... in the United States de United States Pacific Command es Comando del Pac fico de Estados Unidos fr United States Pacific Command id Komando Pasifik Amerika Serikat ja no U.S. Pacific Command ...   more details



  1. Air Pacific (United States)

    Air Pacific , was renamed from Eureka Aero in 1979 serving California . In 1981, Air Pacific merged with Gem State Airlines to form Golden Gate Airlines . ref http www.airtimes.com cgat usb goldengate.htm ref Cities Served ref http www.timetableimages.com ttimages ik1.htm Air Pacific Eureka Aero Bot generated title ref ref http www.airtimes.com cgat usa airpacific.htm Air Pacific Bot generated title ref Bakersfield, California Chico, California Los Angeles, California Merced, California Modesto, California Sacramento, California San Francisco, California South Lake Tahoe, California Stockton, California Fleet de Havilland Canada DHC 6 Twin Otter de Havilland Canada Dash 7 References reflist Aviation lists Category Defunct airlines of the United States US airline stub ...   more details



  1. United States Pacific Fleet

    One source date May 2010 Infobox military unit unit name USPACFLT United States Pacific Fleet image File US Pacific Fleet Commander Logo.svg 200px caption Logo of the Commander, USPACFLT dates 1907 present country allegiance United States of America branch United States Navy type Theater Command role size command structure United States Pacific Command garrison Pearl Harbor Naval Base garrison label ... 1922 organized the United States Fleet , with the Battle Fleet as the Pacific presence. Until May 1940, the Battle Fleet was stationed on the west coast of the United States. During the summer of that year ... the United States Fleet into separate Atlantic, Pacific, and Asiatic Fleet s. Composition of the Pacific ..., the Pacific Fleet consists of the numbered United States Third Fleet Third and United States Seventh ... Marianas are also under the authority of the Pacific Fleet. See List of units of the United States Navy Commanders Main Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet See also History of the United States Navy Military history of the United States Pacific Partnership Notes Reflist External links http www.cpf.navy.mil ... of the United States Navy Pacific Category Fleets of the United States Navy in World War II Pacific ... USA de United States Pacific Fleet fr United States Pacific Fleet ko mr nl United States Pacific Fleet ja pl United States Pacific Fleet ru .... ref Also in Hawaii was the United States naval districts Fourteenth Naval District , commanded by Rear ... comprised the Army s 3rd Infantry Division United States 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, under ... E. Kimmel br Chester W. Nimitz br Raymond A. Spruance Use dmy dates date September 2010 The United States Pacific Fleet USPACFLT is a Pacific Ocean theater level component command of the United States Navy that provides naval resources under the operational control of the United States Pacific Command . Its home port is at Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor Naval Base , Hawaii. A Pacific Fleet was created ...   more details



  1. Mountain rescue in the United States

    In the United States, mountain rescue is handled by professional teams within some national parks and by volunteer teams elsewhere. Volunteer teams are part of the Mountain Rescue Association MRA and operate ... System , mountain rescue unit qualifications are standardized. ref cite web url http www.fema.gov emergency usr mountain sar team.htm title Resource Mountain Search and Rescue Team work fema.gov publisher ... Park YOSAR work nps.gov publisher United States National Park Service accessdate 24 January 2010 ref Grand Teton National Park , and Mount Rainier National Park . Mountain Rescue Association File MEMBERS ... it the oldest Search and Rescue association in the United States. MRA founding members The AFRCC then known as the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Center The U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division The National ... publisher Mountain Rescue Association accessdate 24 January 2010 DEFAULTSORT Mountain Rescue In The United States Category Mountain rescue ... title Jokers On The Mountain When Politics & Mountain Rescues Collide last Athearn first Lloyd ... documents publications MRAChargePosition.pdf title Mountain rescue Association Reaffirms its Position date 1 August 2009 publisher Mountain rescue Association accessdate 25 January 2010 ref Mountain ... Campground on Mount Hood March 1973 . The Mountain Rescue Association is an organization of teams dedicated to saving lives through rescue and mountain safety education. It does so by improving the quality, availability, and safety of mountain search and rescue through Creating a framework for and accrediting member teams Promoting mountain safety education Providing a forum for development and exchange of information on mountain search and rescue techniques, equipment, and safety Representing member teams providing mountain search and rescue services to requesting governmental agencies The Mountain ... Rats, Oregon The Portland Mountain Rescue Unit, Oregon The Corvallis Mountain Rescue Unit, Oregon The Seattle ...   more details



  1. Book:United States geography and environment

    saved book title United States geography and environment subtitle cover image cover color United States geography and environment Geography and environment Geography of the United States Climate of the United States Environment of the United States Category Wikipedia books on the United States United States geography and environment ...   more details



  1. Mountain peaks of the United States

    main Geography of the United States see also Mountain peaks of North America TOC right This article comprises three sortable tables of the major summit topography mountain peaks of the United States United ... United States Mountain Peaks Category Geography of the United States Mountain peaks Category ... States see also Table of the major 4000 meter summits of the United States The following sortable table lists the 50 topographic elevation highest summit topography mountain peaks of the United States ... prominence topographically prominent summit topography mountain peaks of the United States . Of these 50 ... summit topography mountain peaks of the United States with at least 500  meters 1640.4  ... , in Alaska is the highest mountain peak of the United States and North America . Mt Saint Elias.jpg ... the United States and Canada. Mount foraker.jpg Mount Foraker is the second highest mountain ... is the highest mountain peak in the Northeastern United States . Katahdin.jpg Mount Katahdin is the peak having the greatest spire measure in Eastern United States . gallery See also portal Geography ... of the Rocky Mountains color gray Mountain peaks of the United States The 200 highest major summits ... major summits of the United States Mountain peaks of Alaska Mountain peaks of California Mountain ... Topographic prominence Topographic summit United States of America Geography of the United ... Mountain Encyclopedia peakware.com United States topic Mountain peaks of title Mountain peaks of the United ... States 129 ultra prominent summits in the United States . All elevations in the 48 U.S. state states of the contiguous United States include an elevation adjustment from the National Geodetic ... information, please see this United States National Geodetic Survey http www.ngs.noaa.gov faq.shtml ... highest summits of the United States with at least 500  meters of topographic  prominence ... of Alaska , the United States of America , and all of greater North America . Mount McKinley ...   more details



  1. United States legal system

    refimprove date April 2010 The United States legal system is the full interconnected system of judicial, regulatory and governmental authorities who together administer and enforce the laws of the United States, operate the judicial system, and resolve judicial disputes and appeals. It consists of various official bodies at the federal, state and local levels. Various official bodies Federal courts address any legal issues covered by the statutes of the United States Code . They also hear any case falling under the jurisdiction of federal agencies. For example, this includes any crime in which a state boundary is crossed, which would then be handled by the US FBI FBI . Federal courts The federal court system is made up of several levels of hierarchical court. The top level court is the United States Supreme Court . Below this are the District United States Court of Appeals Court of Appeals . Below this are the United States District Courts , for various geographical areas as defined by the United States Congress. State courts State courts take a wide variety of forms, as defined by each state s legislature. For example, in New York, there is a New York Supreme Court Supreme Court which is actually the lowest level trial court its name is based on the fact that it is higher ranked than all administrative and local courts. The highest court in New York is the New York Court of Appeals . Regulatory agencies A wide variety of governmental agencies have the power to enact regulations and to enforce them. There are many examples. For examples, the SEC regulates the financial sector ... crimnet ojsa dispos nys.pdf ref Penal system The criminal courts have the power to try cases where a crime has been committed. Civil courts hears cases between litigants. See also United States Constitution References reflist External links http www.uscourts.gov Federal courts website DEFAULTSORT United States Legal System Category United States law Category Legal systems US law stub ...   more details



  1. Geography of the United States Virgin Islands

    date August 2010 References references U.S. Virgin Islands U.S. political divisions geographies Geography of North America North America topic Climate of DEFAULTSORT Geography Of The United States Virgin Islands Category Geography of the United States Virgin Islands Category Geography of the Lesser ...See also United States Virgin Islands CIA Image virgin islands sm02.png right Map of US Virgin Islands Image US Virgin Islands.png thumb 300px U.S. Virgin Islands NASA NLT Landsat 7 Visible Color Satellite Image Location Caribbean , islands convert 1100 mi km 0 southeast of Florida , convert 600 mi km 0 north of Venezuela , convert 40 mi km 0 east of Puerto Rico between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean North Atlantic Ocean , bordering the Virgin Islands Trough and the Anegada Passage and roughly convert 100 mi km 0 south of the Puerto Rico Trench Statistics Geographic coordinates Coord 18 20 N 64 50 W type country Map references Central America and the Caribbean Islands Saint Croix , Saint Thomas, United States Virgin Islands Saint Thomas , Saint John, United States Virgin Islands Saint John , Water Island, United States Virgin Islands Water Island , minor islands of the U.S. Virgin Islands many other islands Area total 1,910  km land 346  km water 1,564  km Area comparative twice the size of Washington, D.C. Land boundaries 0  km fucc Coastline 188  km Maritime claims exclusive economic zone convert 200 nmi km mi 1 abbr on lk in territorial sea convert 12 nmi km mi 1 abbr on Terrain Most of the islands, including Saint Thomas and Saint John, are volcano volcanic in origin and are mostly hilly to rugged and mountainous with little level land. Saint Croix ... than half of Saint John and nearly all of Hassel Island, United States Virgin Islands Hassel Island ... point Crown Mountain Saint Thomas 474 m Natural resources sun, sand, sea, surf Land use arable ... tsunami s Environment current issues lack of natural freshwater resources Geography note important ...   more details



  1. United States Senate Committee on Pacific Railroads

    The Senate Committee on Pacific Railroads is a List of defunct United States Congressional committees defunct committee of the United States Senate . It was first established as a Select or special committee United States select committee in 1889 and became a standing committee United States Congress standing committee on March 15, 1893. The committee is not to be confused with the United States Senate Committee on the Pacific Railroad Committee on the Pacific Railroad , which existed from 1861 1873. The committee was appointed following an investigation into the finances of the Union Pacific Railroad , which was heavily indebted to the United States Government . ref http www.archives.gov legislative guide senate chapter 07 pacific railroads 1889 1921.html Center for Legislative Archives Guide to Senate Records Chapter 7 Pacific Railroads , National Archives and Records Administration ref The committee was terminated on April 18, 1921. Chairmen 1863 1921 1893 1895 Calvin S. Brice , D Ohio 1895 1900 John H. Gear , R Iowa 1901 1905 Jonathan Dolliver , R Iowa 1905 1907 Russell A. Alger , R Michigan 1907 1911 Elmer J. Burkett , R Nebraska 1911 1913 Robert L. Owen , D Oklahoma 1913 1919 Frank B. Brandegee , R Connecticut 1919 1921 Charles S. Thomas , D Colorado reflist Category Defunct committees of the United States Senate Pacific Railroads Category 1889 establishments in the United States Category 1921 disestablishments Category Rail transportation in the United States US Congress stub ...   more details



  1. United States Marine Corps Forces, Pacific

    distinguish Fleet Marine Force, Pacific Infobox Military Unit unit name Marine Forces Pacific image File U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific insignia.png 200px caption MARFORPAC insignia dates country United States allegiance branch United States Marine Corps USMC type role size 84,000 Marines and sailors command structure United States Pacific Command current commander Lt.General Duane D. Thiessen garrison ... and Place colors Flag of the United States Marine Corps Marine Corps Colors march mascot battles notable commanders anniversaries Marine Forces Pacific MarForPac are the forces from the United States Marine Corps that fall under the United States Pacific Command . It is the largest field command in the Marine ... and stations in the Pacific Rim Pacific and on the West Coast of the United States . Organization The Marine Forces, Pacific, is composed of two Marine Air Ground Task Force s MAGTF the I Marine Expeditionary ... W. Fulford, Jr. See also Portal United States Marine Corps United States Pacific Command U.S. Marine ... LCE . MarForPac is a subordinate command under the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific FMFPac . Mission Marine Forces Pacific is responsible for amphibious actions and typical Marine missions in the Pacific Theatre Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, China, Vietnam, Australia... . Marine forces can work in coordination with the other components of the United States Pacific Command , such as the United States Army Pacific , the United States Pacific Fleet , the Pacific Air Forces , Special Operations Commands in the area. Marine Forces Pacific area of operations also covers the Middle East with the subordinate United States Marine Forces Central Command Marine Forces Central Command . Longstanding missions ... of the United States of America. Notable former commanders Lieutenant general United States ... Category Military units and formations of the United States Marine Corps de United States .... Marine Forces Pacific also provides combat units to support Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation ...   more details



  1. United States Senate Committee on the Pacific Railroad

    The Senate Committee on the Pacific Railroad is a List of defunct United States Congressional committees defunct committee of the United States Senate . It was first established as a Select or special committee United States select committee on July 7, 1861, to examine legislation to authorize construction of a transcontinental railroad . This legislation formed the basis of the Pacific Railway Acts enacted in 1862, which granted a charter to the Union Pacific Railroad Company to construct the First Transcontinental Railroad first transcontinental railroad in the United States and to provide federal ... present , United States Senate Historical Office , November 2006 reflist DEFAULTSORT United States Senate Committee On The Pacific Railroad Category Defunct committees of the United States Senate Pacific ... United States Congress standing committee on December 22, 1863 ref name Globe Congressional Record ... 064 llcg064.db&recNum 147 76 1864 ref during the 38th United States Congress to oversee matters ... decreased in relevance and in 1873 when it was replaced by the United States Senate Committee on Railroads ... Michigan party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican Jacob Collamer Vermont party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican Reverdy Johnson Maryland Party shading Union Union Party United States Union James Harlan senator James Harlan Iowa party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican Lyman Trumbull Illinois party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican John Sherman politician John Sherman Ohio party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican Edwin D. Morgan New York party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican John Conness California party shading Republican Republican Party United States Republican B. Gratz Brown Gratz Brown Missouri Party shading Union Unconditional ... in the United States Category 1873 disestablishments Category Rail transportation in the United ...   more details



  1. United States Miscellaneous Pacific Islands

    The United States Miscellaneous Pacific Islands is an obsolete term used to collectively describe Baker Island , Howland Island , Jarvis Island , Kingman Reef , and Palmyra Atoll , all of them territories controlled by the United States by the Guano Islands Act in the Pacific Ocean . The islands were given the ISO country codes of tt PU tt ISO 3166 1 alpha 2 alpha 2 , tt PUS tt ISO 3166 1 alpha 3 alpha 3 , and tt 849 tt ISO 3166 1 numeric numeric before 1986, and the FIPS country code of tt IQ tt before 1981. For ISO purposes, the islands are now defined as part of the United States Minor Outlying Islands , together with Johnston Atoll , Midway Atoll , Navassa Island , and Wake Island , while each island is now given a separate FIPS code. See also United States Minor Outlying Islands United States Miscellaneous Caribbean Islands External links http www.statoids.com wfipshis.html Changes in FIPS PUB 10 Category United States Minor Outlying Islands Category Islands claimed under the Guano Islands Act Category Islands of the Pacific Ocean Category Islands of Oceania US Pacific stub no USAs stillehavs yer pt Diversas Ilhas do Pac fico dos Estados Unidos ...   more details



  1. Asia Pacific Airlines (United States)

    About a Guam airline other airlines with similar names Asia Pacific Airlines disambiguation hatnote This airline is not to be confused with Asia Pacific Airlines PNG Asia Pacific Airline which has its hub in Tabubil, Papua New Guinea Tabubil , Papua New Guinea . Infobox Airline airline Asia Pacific Airlines image Asia Pacific Airlines logo.gif image size 250 IATA P9 ICAO MGE callsign MAGELLAN founded 1998 hubs Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Guam secondary hubs Honolulu International Airport Honolulu, HI focus cities frequent flyer lounge alliance subsidiaries fleet size 3 destinations 6 parent Tan Holdings Corporation company slogan headquarters Danville, California Danville , California , United States USA key people website http www.flyapa.com www.flyapa.com Asia Pacific Airlines is a cargo airline headquartered in Danville, California Danville , California , United States USA . ref http www.flyapa.com contact.asp Contact Info . Asia Pacific Airlines. Retrieved on June 2, 2009. Asia Pacific Airlines 156 Diablo Road, Suite 203 Danville, CA 94526 ref It operates cargo charter services from Guam . Its main base is Guam International Airport . ref name FI Flight International . March 27, 2007 ref History The airline was established on June 5, 1998 and started operations on June 3, 1999. It was formed as Aero Micronesia, ref name FI and is an affiliate company of the Tan Holdings Corporation . Fleet File Air Asia Pacific 727 212AdvF.jpg thumb Asia Pacific Airlines 727 212F parked in Guam The Asia Pacific Airlines fleet includes the following aircraft at December 2011 ref name FI 2x Boeing 727 212F Adv 1x Boeing 727 223F Adv References reflist 2 External links Commonscat Asia Pacific Airlines United States Portalbox San Francisco Bay Area Companies Aviation http www.flyapa.com Official website en Airlines of the United States Category Airlines of the United States ... County, California Oceania airline stub Guam stub fr Asia Pacific Airlines it Asia Pacific Airlines ...   more details



  1. United States Strategic Air Forces in the Pacific

    Infobox military unit unit name United States Strategic Air Forces in the Pacific image caption dates June 6 Dec 1945 country United States of America allegiance branch United States Army Air Forces type ... Victory Medal ribbon.svg 60px   Image Asiatic Pacific Campaign ribbon.svg 60px center World War II Asiatic Pacific Campaign 1945 notable commanders General Carl Spaatz anniversaries The United States Strategic Air Forces in the Pacific USASTAF ref Also known as United States Army Strategic Air Forces in the Pacific USASTAF ref was a World War II command and control authority of the strategic United States Army Air Forces in the Pacific Ocean theater of World War II Pacific Theater . History USASTAF was the Pacific counterpart of the United States Strategic Air Forces in Europe USSTAF . Its ... and headquarters squadron. Its personnel, equipment and aircraft were assigned to PACAF Pacific Air Command, United States Army PACUSA which was assigned to United States Army Forces, Pacific ... Established as United States Strategic Air Forces in the Pacific , 2 July 1945 Activated and organized on 16 July 1945 Inactivated on 6 December 1945 Assets reassigned to Pacific Air Command, United ... 8th Air Force UK DEFAULTSORT United States Strategic Air Forces In The Pacific Category Military units and formations of the United States in World War II ... in the United States Air Force Published by DIANE Publishing ISBN 1428993193. http books.google.co.uk ... July 1945 6 December 1945 Notes reflist References Portal box United States Air Force Military of the United ... was reassigned to Tokyo , Japan on 17 May 1946. The USAAF Air Forces in the Pacific region were reassigned ... Air Force Assigned to Harmon Field, Guam , Mariana Islands There was also the Pacific Air Service ... CHAPTER 17 REDEPLOYMENT AND DEMOBILIZATION ref The USAAF Air Forces in the Pacific region had a total .... Although by December 1945 most of these units were in the process of being reassigned to the United ...   more details



  1. Pacific Division (United States Army)

    of the United States Army Category Military in California Category Military in Oregon Category ...Pacific Division of the U. S. Army was created on October 10, 1848, as the Army reorganized its administration for the new territories acquired during the Mexican American War . Military Department 10 California and Military Department 11 Oregon Territory were subordinated to the new Division that had its headquarters at Monterey . In June 1849 division headquarters moved to the San Francisco, California California , for a month then moved to Benicia, California Benicia and the Benicia Arsenal in the upper San Francisco Bay in July 1849. On May 17, 1851, the Army merged Military Departments 10 and 11 into the Pacific Division as the Army again reorganized its administration on the West Coast. Both of those military departments merged into the Pacific Division ceased to exist. Division headquarters directly administered affairs in California and Oregon Territory. On June 15, 1852, Pacific Division headquarters was moved from Benicia to the San Francisco. On October 31, 1853, the Pacific Division was replaced by the Department of the Pacific , with headquarters at San Francisco. It was created when the Army abandoned the system of divisions and numbered departments, establishing departments having a descriptive name, and reporting directly to Army Headquarters. ref Durwood Ball, Army regulars on the western frontier, 1848 1861 , University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 2001. ref Commander of the Pacific Division Major General Persifor Frazer Smith October 10, 1848 1849 Brevet military Brevet Major General Bennet Riley 1849 1851 Brevet Brigadier General Ethan A. Hitchcock general Ethan A. Hitchcock 1851 1853 Posts in Military Department 10 Post at Monterey , Monterey , 1847 1852 Monterey Ordnance Depot 1852 1856 ref The California State Military Museum Historic California Posts Historic California Posts Posts at Monterey ref Sonoma Barracks , Sonoma, California Sonoma , 1847 ...   more details



  1. List of University of the Pacific (United States) people

    1930. References Reflist UnivPacific Category Lists of people by university in the United States University of the Pacific United States Category Lists of people from California University of the Pacific ...Unreferenced date November 2009 This is a list of notable alumni and faculty of University of the Pacific United States . Dynamic list Alumni Academia William A. Finley , 1863 non graduate , First president ... John Doolittle , 1978, United States House of Representatives Morrison England , 1976, 1983 JD , U.S. ... Theodore Olson , 1962, lawyer and former Solicitor General of the United States Richard F. Pederson, COP 1946, Former diplomat to United Nations, former ambassador to Hungary ref Slotnik, Daniel E. http ... ref Pacific Alumni Association. http www.pacificalumni.org s 738 internal.aspx?sid 749&gid 1&pgid 340 ... , 1941, actress ref Pacific Alumni Association. http www.pacificalumni.org s 738 internal.aspx ... Gerber , COP 1950, Golden Globe, Emmy and Peabody Award winning TV producer executive ref Pacific Alumni ... ref Pacific Alumni Association. http www.pacificalumni.org s 738 internal.aspx?sid 749&gid 1&pgid ... and Stereoscopic Supervisor at ImageMovers Digital for Robert Zemeckis and Disney ref Pacific Alumni ... of engineering at University of California, Davis ref Pacific Alumni Association. http www.pacificalumni.org ... League NFL football player and NFL executive Ted Leland , 1970, 1972, Pacific s current Vice President ... titles and had 7 Final Four appearances as Pacific s head coach from 1985 2000 now head coach at Stanford University Jon Gruden , former Pacific assistant football coach, later served as head coach ... 3 time Olympic women s volleyball head coach Pacific s head coach from 1977 84 Buddy Ryan , former Pacific assistant football coach, former NFL head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and Arizona ... at Pacific from 1933 46 Bob Thomason , 5 time Big West Coach of the Year and school s all time winningest men s basketball coach Pacific s head coach from 1988 present Notable staff faculty Heather ...   more details



  1. Crown Mountain (United States Virgin Islands)

    Infobox mountain name Crown Mountain photo photo caption elevation ft 1552 elevation ref ref name pb cite peakbagger pid 8228 name Crown Mountain, U.S. Virgin Islands accessdate 2011 09 18 ref prominence ft 1552 prominence ref ref name pb map US Virgin Islands map caption label position listing location Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Saint Thomas , VIR range lat d 18 lat m 21 lat s 26 lat NS N long d 64 long m 58 long s 29 long EW W region VI coordinates ref ref name gnis cite gnis id 1613857 name Crown Mountain accessdate 2011 09 18 ref topo first ascent easiest route Hike Crown Mountain convert 1552 ft is located on the island of Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands and is the highest point of the United States Virgin Islands . ref cite web title Island High Points of the Caribbean Region url http www.peakbagger.com list.aspx?lid 15105 publisher Peakbagger accessdate 2011 09 18 ref See also Geography of the United States Virgin Islands References reflist Category Landforms of the United States Virgin Islands Category Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands StThomasVI geo stub fr Crown Mountain pl Crown Mountain ...   more details



  1. United States Postal Savings System

    File US Postal Savings System 5.jpg thumb A certificate of a 5 deposit in the United States Postal Savings System issued on September 10th, 1932 The United States Postal Savings System was a postal savings system operated by the United States Postal Service from January 1, 1911 until July 1, 1967. The system paid depositors 2 percent annual interest. Depositors in the system were initially limited to hold a balance of 500, but this was raised to 1,000 in 1916 and to 2,500 in 1918. At its peak in 1947, the system held almost 3.4 billion in deposits. The system originally had a natural advantage over deposit taking private banks because the deposits were always backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government. However, because the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gave the same guarantee to depositors in private banks, the Postal Savings System lost its natural advantage in trust. Locations On March 1911 March 26, 1911 , the locations of the central depositories for the first 19 states were established, followed the next day by 25 others. The post offices were selected by merit rather than geography, based on those with the best efficiency record in the state. Bessemer, Alabama Globe, Arizona Stuttgart, Arkansas Oroville, California Leadville, Colorado Ansonia, Connecticut Dover, Delaware Brunswick, Georgia Couer d Alene, Idaho Pekin, Illinois Princeton, Indiana Decorah, Iowa Pittsburg, Kansas Middlesboro, Kentucky New Iberia, Louisiana Rumford, Maine Frostburg, Maryland Norwood, Massachusetts Houghton, Michigan Anaconda, Montana Nebraska City, Nebraska ... who we are postal history postal savings system.pdf Postal Savings System by HISTORIAN, UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, JULY 2008 http store.scripophily.net posasy2noseo.html Postal Savings System ... Stamp News , May 2, 1914, p1 Category United States Postal Service Category 1911 establishments in the United States Category 1967 disestablishments ...   more details



  1. National Highway System (United States)

    , County Route nn CR nn, Co. Rd. nn notes links NHS The National Highway System NHS is a network of strategic highway s within the United States , including the Interstate Highway System and other roads ... Highway System, be included. Citation needed date November 2010 The National Highway System Designation Act of 1995 USPL 104 59 , USStat 109 568 is a United States Act of Congress that was signed into law by President of the United States President Bill Clinton on November 28, 1995 ... System The Strategic Highway Network STRAHNET of importance to the United States strategic defense ... to Exceed US Interstates work New Geography ref See also Portal U.S. Roads United States Numbered ... in the United States Category U.S. Highway System National de Highway vi H th ng Qu c l Hoa K ... lives within convert 5 mi km of an NHS road. The roads within the system were identified by the United States Department of Transportation in cooperation with the states, local officials, and metropolitan planning organization s and approved by the United States Congress in 1995. Legislation ...infobox state highway system title National Highway System shields caption map National Highway System.jpg map alt map notes System map with Interstate Highways in blue and other components in red formed ... terminals and other strategic transport facilities. Individual U.S. state states are encouraged ... System, as the NHS. Aside from designating the system, the act served several other purposes, including restoring 5.4 billion in funding to state highway departments, giving United States Congress Congress the power to prioritize highway system projects, repealing all National Maximum Speed Law federal ... interstate faq.htm question17 title 50th Anniversary of the Interstate Highway System Frequently Asked ... Infrastructure Bank pilot program. Ten states were chosen in 1996 for this new method of road ... or taxes. In 1997, 28 more states asked to be part of the program. New York was the first state ...   more details



  1. 10th Mountain Division (United States)

    Mountain Division shoulder sleeve insignia country Flagicon USA United States of America branch File United States Department of the Army Seal.svg 20px United States Army type Light infantry dates 15 ... activated under the division. The 1st Brigade, 10th Mountain Division United States 1st Brigade, 10th ... from the 10th Mountain Division on a mission in Afghanistan. During the United States presidential ... Brigade, the 10th Mountain Division began the process of Transformation of the United States Army ..., 10th Mountain Division publisher United States Army Center of Military History accessdate 9 July ... Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division United States 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain ... Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division publisher United States Army Center of Military History accessdate ..., 10th Mountain Division publisher United States Army Center of Military History accessdate 9 July ... January 2006 ref United States Ski Team member and Black Mountain of Maine resort co founder Chummy ... Special Troops Battalion, 10th Mountain Division United States 10th Mountain Headquarters & Headquarters ... Band 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division United States 1st Brigade Combat Team Warrior ref name divorg Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division United States ... ArmyHeraldryUnit.aspx?u 8112 ref 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division United States ... United States 210th Brigade Support Battalion 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division Light ... Brigade, 10th Mountain Division United States Combat Aviation Brigade Falcons ref name divorg 1st ... States 9th Infantry Division Inactive next 11th Airborne Division United States 11th Airborne Division ... of the United States Army based at Fort Drum , New York. It is a subordinate unit of the XVIII Airborne ... of the National Ski Patrol , began to lobby the United States Department of War War Department of the need for a similar unit of troops in the United States Army, trained for fighting in winter ...   more details



  1. Foreign Agricultural Trade System of the United States

    orphan date August 2009 FATUS Foreign Agricultural Trade System of the United States is a system of more than 200 trade codes created and maintained by USDA s Economic Research Service to summarize U.S. agricultural trade in a form accessible to the public. FATUS codes aggregate more than 4,000 import and 2,000 export, 10 digit agricultural trade codes from the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the U.S. HTS , under which all U.S. trade data are originally collected by the Census Bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce. FATUS groupings are similar to, but tend to be more detailed than, those provided to the public through the BICO data system maintained by USDA s Foreign Agricultural Service . See also BICO U.S. Trade Internet System . Category United States Department of Agriculture ...   more details



  1. United States Capitol subway system

    Infobox Public transit name United States Capitol subway system image Capitol Subway car.jpg locale United States Capitol Complex , Washington, D.C. transit type People mover began operation start date 1909 03 07 system length lines 3 vehicles 7 stations 6 ridership track gauge operator Architect of the Capitol owner Federal government of the United States U.S. Government map infobox rdt Capitol Subway The subway system of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. consists of three underground electric people mover systems that connect the United States Capitol to the United States House of Representatives House and United States Senate Senate Congressional office buildings office buildings . History The original subway line was built in 1909 to link the Russell Senate Office Building to the Capitol ... See also Portal Trains People mover United States Capitol Complex Washington Metro Moscow Metro 2 References Refimprove date August 2009 Reflist External links Commons category United States Capitol Subway System http www.belowthecapital.org capitol The United States Capitol Subway System BelowTheCapital.org ... System CapitolComplex coord 38 53 23 N 77 0 32 W type landmark region US DC display title DEFAULTSORT United States Capitol Subway System Category Electric railways in Washington, D.C. Category People ... in 1909 Category United States Capitol grounds Subway System bn da United States Capitols undergrundsbane de Congressional Subway ja ru United States Capitol Subway System zh ... identification. This is usually during a tour of the United States Capitol Complex Capitol Complex ... side, an older manned two track system, with a single open topped car operating on each track, shuttles ... the Russell Senate Office Building and the Capitol. The other is a computer controlled system with three ... Subway System RSOB.jpg thumb U.S. Capitol Subway to the Russell Senate Office Building The systems ...   more details




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