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| + | Two major Army camps were located along the DAR. [[Aldershot|Camp Aldershot]], north of [[Kentville]] on the [[:Category:Subdivision Kingsport|Cornwallis Valley Railway]] was established as a militia training base in 1904, expanding in World War I and II. Fort Edward in [[Windsor]] served as a major training and billeting base in World War I. | ||
| + | ==Camp Aldershot, 1904 until 19??== | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:48, 8 November 2013
Army Base Support
Two major Army camps were located along the DAR. Camp Aldershot, north of Kentville on the Cornwallis Valley Railway was established as a militia training base in 1904, expanding in World War I and II. Fort Edward in Windsor served as a major training and billeting base in World War I.
