Panama Canal Department

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The Panama Canal Department was a former U.S. Army administrative and military command responsible for the defense and operations of the Panama Canal Zone.

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Panama Canal Department canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army formation
military command
conflict World War I
World War II
country United States of America
disestablished 1947
established 1917
garrison Fort Amador NERFINISHED
Fort Clayton NERFINISHED
Fort Davis NERFINISHED
Fort Gulick NERFINISHED
Fort Kobbe NERFINISHED
Fort Sherman NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Balboa, Panama Canal Zone NERFINISHED
Quarry Heights NERFINISHED
historicalEra World War II era NERFINISHED
early 20th century
jurisdiction military reservations in the Panama Canal Zone
location Panama NERFINISHED
Panama Canal Zone NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Army
notableCommander Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews NERFINISHED
Major General Clarence R. Edwards NERFINISHED
Major General Daniel Van Voorhis NERFINISHED
Major General George H. Brett NERFINISHED
Major General Willis D. Crittenberger NERFINISHED
partOf United States Army
peacetimeRole support to canal administration in security matters
training of U.S. Army units in tropical conditions
reorganizedAs United States Army Caribbean NERFINISHED
responsibleFor coordination with United States Navy for canal defense
ground defense of the Panama Canal
role administration of the Panama Canal Zone
defense of the Panama Canal Zone
military operations in the Panama Canal Zone
strategicImportance defense of approaches to the Panama Canal from Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
protection of interoceanic shipping route
subordinateTo United States Army NERFINISHED
subordinateUnit Panama Mobile Force NERFINISHED
United States Army forces in Panama NERFINISHED
air units of the United States Army Air Forces
coast artillery units
engineer units
infantry regiments
successor United States Army Caribbean NERFINISHED
theater Caribbean theater
typeOfCommand overseas department

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Fort Amador partOf Panama Canal Department
Isthmian Canal Commission replacedBy Panama Canal Department