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Why's it called that? A fort and a statue, deserved honors for Worcester lawyer
In 1917, when the government built a training area for World War I soldiers, it labeled the site Camp Devens. In 1931, with ...
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‘The Fifth Domain of Warfare’ at the Fort Devens Museum
The Fort Devens Museum is thrilled to welcome back Gabriel Landowski as he shares an update of current cybersecurity concerns ...
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Why's it called that? A fort and a statue, deserved honors for Worcester lawyer
In 1931, with it clear that area had shed its temporary status, it was commissioned as a permanent Army post and renamed Fort Devens. The base closed in 1996, with some land retained by the ...
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‘The Fifth Domain of Warfare’ at the Fort Devens Museum
The event titled “The Fifth Domain of Warfare” will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 15, at the Fort Devens Museum, third floor, 94 Jackson Road. “In 2025 Cyber will continue to impact our ...