Fort Stotsenburg

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Fort Stotsenburg was a major early 20th-century U.S. Army cavalry post in the Philippines that later evolved into the site of Clark Air Base.

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Fort Stotsenburg canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army post
military installation
adjacentTo Clark Field NERFINISHED
capturedDuring Japanese invasion of the Philippines NERFINISHED
conflict Philippine–American War aftermath
World War II
controlledBy Empire of Japan NERFINISHED
Philippines NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developedInto Clark Air Base NERFINISHED
era early 20th century
establishedIn 1902
garrison United States Army NERFINISHED
garrisonedUnit 26th Cavalry Regiment (Philippine Scouts) NERFINISHED
Philippine Scouts NERFINISHED
U.S. Army cavalry units
hasFacility barracks
officers quarters
parade ground
post headquarters
stables
hasSuccessor Clark Air Base NERFINISHED
laterUse Clark Freeport Zone area NERFINISHED
Philippine military reservation
United States Air Force base area
locatedIn Angeles NERFINISHED
Luzon
Pampanga NERFINISHED
Philippines
namedAfter John M. Stotsenburg NERFINISHED
near Manila Bay NERFINISHED
Mount Pinatubo NERFINISHED
operator United States Army
partOf Clark Air Base NERFINISHED
United States Army Philippine Department NERFINISHED
region Central Luzon NERFINISHED
significance major U.S. cavalry post in the Philippines
precursor to Clark Air Base
status former U.S. military installation
timePeriod American colonial period in the Philippines NERFINISHED
transportConnection Manila–Dagupan railway vicinity NERFINISHED
usedFor cavalry post
logistics support
military training

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Clark Air Base, Philippines formerName Fort Stotsenburg
subject surface form: Clark Air Base
Clark Air Base formerName Fort Stotsenburg