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THE BASE BEGAN AS THE ALEXANDRIA ARMY AIR BASE DURING WORLD WAR II. IN 1955 THE BASE WAS OFFICIALLY NAMES ENGLAND AIR FORCE BASE IN HONOR OF LT.COL. JOHN ENGLAND WHO HAD BEEN COMMANDER OF 389TH FIGHTER SQUADRON.
MAJOR SAMUEL SPOTTS SHOT THE FIRST GUN AT THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY 8, 1815. THIRD REGIMENT SEVENTH BATTERY ARTILLERY CORPS.
COMMEMORATES THE MEMORABLE VICTORY WON HERE BY GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON AND THE MEN UNDER HIS COMMAND IN THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY 8, 1815.
A MEMORIAL TO AMERICANS WHO DIED IN THE DEFENSE OF THE CITY IN THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS AND THE DEFEAT OF THE BRITISH ARMY, JANUARY 8, 1815.
THIS BUILDING IS A MEMORIAL TO THE SERVICEMEN OF WORLD WAR I.
IT STANDS AS A MEMORIAL TO LOUISIANANS WHO DIED IN WORLD WAR I.
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY (141ST FIELD ARTILLERY) ORGANIZED MAY 1838 SERVED IN THE MEXICAN WAR THROUGH WORLD WAR II.
A TRIBUTE FROM THE PEOPLE OF LAFAYETTE LOUISIANA TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE
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