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STATEMENT A

1 Revision 1

2 Revision 2

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: creating camp stewart map

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

The decision to locate Camp Stewart in southeast Georgia was driven by several factors: mild climate, inexpensive land, sparse settlement, and proximity to railroads, major highways, and port facilities. After the purchase and condemnation processes were completed, Camp Stewart stretched a 40 by 20 mile swath across �ve counties—Bryan, Liberty, Evans, Long, and Tattnall.

MAP 30” x 30”

6’

Trailer camp in Hinesville, Georgia, occupied by workers from Camp Stewart.

African-American family and neighbors at Hazelhurst Farms, Inc., a community created for people displaced by Camp Stewart.

James Butler, a farmer who moved o� land used to create Camp Stewart, was employed clearing land at 25 cents an hour.

A Post in the Pine Woods:

Camp Stewart since 1940 wall color - SW 7038 Tany Taupe (existing) images a-c 5” from left 3” vertical space between images bottom 76.75” from �oor map 6” from right edge of images bottom 71.5” from �oor wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.2 / 3.1 wall

Date: 16 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.2 / 3.1 WALL - QTY 1

9” 9”

13”

7”

12”

10”

52”

45”

45”

96”

7”

9 SIDE”13” MIDDLE

FREESTANDING WALL WEIGHTED FOR STABILITY

45” X 96” X 9” (SIDES) - 13” (CENTER)

12” x 12” x 10” lighted artifact case with hinged/locking UV glass door drawing 3.0a

3.1 FLAT SIDE OF WALL

construction:

3/4” MDF surfaces with interior structure supports weighted for stability

�nish SW 6195 Rock Garden & 6251 Outerspace eggshell �nish

12” x 12” x 10” lighted artifact case with hinged/locking UV glass door drawing 3.0a

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: creating camp stewart panel

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.2 WALLPAPER AND WALL TEXT

When Camp Stewart was created in 1940 as an anti-aircraft training center, many of the newly-federalized National Guard units sent here had recently been re-designated from infantry or cavalry specialties to take on the task of learning how to shoot down fast moving aircraft, day or night, in all weather. The camp was named for Brigadier General Daniel T. Stewart, a native of Liberty County.

Eventually the camp comprised nearly 280,000 acres in �ve counties—the largest Army post east of the Mississippi River.

Homesteads and farms, some as old as the nation, others dating to the logging and turpentine boom of the early 1900s, were bought by compulsory purchase, although with fair compensation. The government said it needed to acquire an “impact area,” so some of the displaced referred to the project as “The Area.” Today, 60 small but well-maintained cemeteries, still visited by descendants, bear witness to the previous inhabitants.

Creating Camp Stewart

6’ image 1.2a 4.5” from left bottom 54” from �oor wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

CURVED SIDE OF FREESTANDING WALL - 45” WIDE X 96” TALL X 8.5” (SIDES)/13.5(MIDDLE) DEEP SW 6195 Rock Garden

This article from the Ludowici News of 25 July 1940 features news of the purchase of numerous farms and homes in Long County, Georgia, one of �ve counties a�ected by the coming of Camp Stewart.

3 Revision 3

Title: 1” graphic panels

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

1” MOUNTED GRAPHIC PANELS

VARIOUS SIZES LISTED - 30 PANELS

SCALE 3” = 1’

INSIDE ELEVATION

1”

SIDE ELEVATION

1/8” sign blank with wrapped graphic

1/2” MDF surface Variable widths and sizes listed at right

1. 1 - 30” X 31.5” – 1.1D - SW 6194 Basil

2. 3 - 15” X 13” – 1.1A-C - SW 6194 Basil

3. 1 – 18” X 25.25” – 3.2A - SW 6250 Granite Peak

4. 1 – 13” X 20” – 6.0A - SW 6018 Enigma

5. 1 – 30” X 17” – 6.0B - SW 6018 Enigma

6. 1- 18” X 13.5” – 6.0C - SW 6018 Enigma

7. 2 – 13” X 10” – 8.1A-B - SW 6306 Cordial

8. 1 – 11” X 16.75” – 9.0 - SW 6425 Relentless Olive

9. 2 – 15” X 13” – 11A, C - SW 6194 Basil

10. 1 – 15” X 10.5” – 11B - SW 6194 Basil

11. 1 - 14” X 11” – 11.1A - SW 6194 Basil

12. 1 – 14” X 12” – 11.1B - SW 6194 Basil

13. 4 – 10” X 11” – 12.1A-D - SW 6138 Artifact

14. 1 – 9.75” X 14.75” – 12.1E - SW 6138 Artifact

15. 1 – 19.5” X 14.75” – 12.1F - SW 6138 Artifact

16. 1 – 11” X 14.25” – 12.1G - SW 6138 Artifact

17. 2 – 18” X 28” – 12.4 - SW 6139 Mossy Gold

18. 4 – 15” X 14” – 13.0B-E - SW 6517 Regatta

19. 1 – 27” X 13.5” – 13.0F - SW 6517 Regatta total 30 graphic panels

SIZES

1/2” MDF frame

INSIDE ELEVATION

Variable widths and sizes listed at right

1/2” MDF frame cleat secured to wall

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 2.0

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:102.0 ARTIFACT PLATFORM 79.5” x 96” x 32”/4”

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90” x 120” x 3.5” Platform painted SW 6277 Butterscotch tilt light head for more clearance

3.5”

36.5”

33”

1.5”

2.75”

2.1-2.4 - 10” x 50” panels tilt light head for more clearance

3.5”

36.5”

33”

1.5”

2.75”

Jack supports (4) for front and back painted to match artifact �nish to minimize visual impact (low gloss/no gloss)

30 degree tilt to reader panels mounted to railing with bracket hardware

120”

0”

90”

90” object measurements:

65” Wide 102” Long 108” High (light not tilted) 1200 lbs

1/2” Medite panels painted SW 6081 Down Home

Medite (thickness to support artifact) railing secured in the interior of the platform (protrude through holes in base) http://www.aluminum-rails.com/modular/plaza.htm or equivalent - round pro�le - stainless �nish 51” x 30“

1/2” tempered clear glass - polished edges

76” x 30“ 1/2” tempered clear glass - polished edges

30 degree tilt to reader panels mounted to railing with bracket hardware

MDF with support bracing to support artifact http://www.aluminum-rails.com/modular/plaza.htm or equivalent - round pro�le - stainless �nish

3 Revision 3

Title: 1” graphic panels

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

2” MOUNTED GRAPHIC PANELS

VARIOUS SIZES LISTED - 20 PANELS

SCALE 3” = 1’

INSIDE ELEVATION

2”

SIDE ELEVATION

1/8” sign blank with wrapped graphic

1/2” MDF surface Variable widths and sizes listed at right

1. 1 - 13” X 13” – 1.2A – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6194 Basil

2. 1 – 12” X 13.25” – 3.2B - SW 6250 Granite Peak

3. 1 – 16” X 17.25 – 4.1a – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6355 Truepenny

4. 2 – 16” X 13.25” – 4.1b, c – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6355 Truepenny

5. 1 – 24” X 16” – 5.0b – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6018 Enigma

6. 1 – 6.5” X 10” – 5.0a – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6018 Enigma

7. 1 – 14” x 21.5” – 6.1D - SW 6018 Enigma

8. 3 – 23” X 18.5” – 7.0A-C - SW 6306 Cordial

9. 1 – 15” X 13” – 11D – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6194 Basil

10. 3 – 13.25” X 12.25” – 12.5A-C – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6139 Mossy Gold

11. 2 – 15.5” X 14.5” – 12.5D-E – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6139 Mossy Gold

12. 1 – 11” X 14.5” – 12.5F – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6139 Mossy Gold

13. 1 - 21” X 14.5” – 12.4G – INSERTED INTO CURVED WALL - SW 6139 Mossy Gold

14. 1 – 23” X 25” – 13.0A - SW 6517 Regatta

20 total panels

SIZES

1/2” MDF frame

INSIDE ELEVATION

Variable widths and sizes listed at right

1/2” MDF frame cleat secured to wall

3 Revision 3

Title: 3.1 case

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

3.1 LIGHTED ASE WITH LOCKING GLASS DOOR TO BE INSERTED INTO FLAT SIDE OF FREE STANDING WALL UNIT 1.2/3.1

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

Brownie is the name of a long-running series of inexpensive cameras made by Eastman Kodak of Rochester, New York. This

1930s model is like those taken to Camp Stewart by members of the 209th from Rochester and Bu�alo, New York.

screened text - black

3.5”

12”

14”

10”

SIDE ELEVATION

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

ARTIFACT ARTIFACT

8”

4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

3 Revision 3

Title: 3.2c

Date: 16 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

3.2C ARTIFACT MOUNT

FINISHED SIZE 7.5” X 11.5“ X 4”

SCALE 1” = 1”

The decision to locate Camp Stewart in southeast Georgia was driven by several factors: mild climate, inexpensive land, sparse settlement, and proximity to railroads, major highways, and port facilities. After the purchase and condemnation processes were completed, Camp Stewart stretched a 40 by 20 mile swath across �ve counties—Bryan, Liberty, Evans, Long, and Tattnall.

BKG - SW 6520 Granite Peak eggshell �nish

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1/4” P2 acrylic vitrine secured with safety screws

4”

7.5”

11” secure case to wall

2.0”

SIDE

7”

The maker of this military sewing kit, Goulding Company, gave one to every soldier in the 207th Regiment as a comfort item when they began their journey to Camp Stewart.

This one belonged to Ed Parkyn.screened white text

FRONT

artifact (sewing kit) secured to back with wire mounts

Medite wall mount box

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.4a

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3LIGHTED CASE - 3.3 42” X 90” X 30”

TORSO MUSEUM FORM WITH HEAD MOUNT TORSO MUSEUM FORM WITH HEAD MOUNT

29” x 79” X 27” - 3/4” Medite divider with graphics and mounts for objects �le 3.3a

86”

FRONT VIEW

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

90”

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

90”

30”

4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

6 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass hinged door top and bottom

30” wide

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3.5”

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish

84.75”

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

86”

30”

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

30” 1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

6 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

TOP VIEW

27.75”

28.75”

82.75”

84.75”

Medite top Kydex matte black �nish

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

Medite top Kydex matte black �nish

Medite top Kydex matte black �nish

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe with screened black text

3.5”

3”

This photograph documents the Army’s transition from blue denim to olive drab herringbone twill clothing. Pvt. John Galoka of Battery D, 209th Coast Artillery, is shown at the left wearing blue denim fatigues with a blue denim “Daisy Mae” hat. On the right, Pvt. Ed Waleska of the same unit is wearing herringbone twill coveralls.

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass hinged door top and bottom

30” wide

30” 1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

26” 1/4” tempered laminated low iron �xed panel

30” 1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

2 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

11” x 16” x 1” medite graphic panel on mount

�le 3.3b connects with wall unit 4.0

36” LG monitor with auto play

36” LG monitor with auto play mounted to back wall of case

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 3.3a

Date: 13 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

SW 6251 Outerspace

29”

79”

Camp Stewart license plate used on the privately owned automobile of Pvt. John Castle of the 209th Coast Artillery, New York National Guard.

Car ownership was rare at that time.

license plate mounted to board with sheathed wire mounts dinner plate mounted to board with sheathed wire mounts white screened text

1/2” thick 3D letters

FRONT PANEL

TOP VIEW

ARTIFACT

4”

4” brace attached to panel removable front panel for artifact access artifact - dinner plate

25”

79”

SIDE PANEL

SW 6251 Outerspace artifact - trunk artifact - stencil mounted with sheathed wire mounts artifact - cymbal mounted on panel with L bracket screened white text screened white text text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

MEDITE CASE PANELS - 3.3A

29” X 79” X 27.75”

3 Revision 3

Title: 3.3b

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

3.3B GRAPHIC PANEL WITH STAND

11” X 16“ PANEL - 11” X 23“ OVERALL

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

23”

SIDE ELEVATION

Medite panel SW6250 Granite Peak

11” x 16” x 1” medite graphic panel on mount

11”

TOP ELEVATIONS

11”

1” Medite panel sign blank wrapped with graphic

PANEL

STAND

1/4” thick metal stand with brushed aluminum �nish

11”

4”

1/4” thick metal stand with brushed aluminum �nish

1/4” round metal posts with brushed aluminum �nish sign blank wrapped with graphic

PANEL BOTTOM ELEVATION

drilled holes for posts

16”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 4.0 georgia boys

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

4.0 WALL CASE AND CURVED WALL

MONITOR

6’

The Georgia Boys wall color SW 7038 Tony Taupe (existing)

The 101st Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment was a new unit, having been organized from what had been the 108th Cavalry. It had a headquarters battery and four individual batteries, all of which were making the transition from mounted cavalry to anti-aircraft artillery. Battery A was the Georgia Hussars of Savannah, whose lineage reached back to colonial times. Battery B was the Liberty [County] Independent Troop, with lineage back to the Revolution. Battery C was the Governor's Horse Guards of Atlanta. Battery D was formed in Bainbridge, Georgia, just prior to the formation of the 101st and was the "baby" of the unit.

The 214th Coast Artillery Regiment of the Georgia National Guard, constituted in 1939, entered federal service on 25 November 1940 at its armory in Washington, Georgia. It soon moved to Camp Stewart for anti-aircraft training. In September 1941, it embarked from San Francisco to the Paci�c Theater. Island hopping by way of New Zealand and New Caledonia took the regiment to Guadalcanal, where it provided anti-aircraft defense. It was inactivated in November 1943, but subordinate elements continued to serve as separate battalions under an Anti-Aircraft Group Headquarters.pillowcase artifact corner curved wall - SW 6356 Copper Mountain - 70” X 96” X 32” (right side), 4” (left side) images a-c 6.5” from right 1.75” vertical space between images bottom 29.5” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor image a top 77” from �oor right 5.5“ from panel right edge image b top 57.75” from �oor right 5.5“ from panel right edge image c top 43” from �oor right 5.5“ from panel right edge monitor inset in panel 43.5” from right side of panel 39” bottom to �oor

50” x 40” x 8” locking case with hinged glass door

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 4.0

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

4.0 WALL CASE AND CURVED WALL

79.5” x 96” x 32”/4”

22” monitor

3 - 2” graphics inserted into wall openings corner curved wall - SW 6356 Copper Mountain - 79.5” X 96” X 32” (right side), 4” (left side) images a-c 6.5” from right 1.75” vertical space between images bottom 29.5” from �oor monitor 43.5” from right 39” from �oor to bottom of monitor

43”

57.75”

77”

4” opening for graphic opening for graphic opening for graphic

16”

16”

16”

13.25”

17.25”

13.25”

79.5”

96”

39”

6.5”

TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEW

32”

43”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 4.1

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:34.1 WALL FOR CASE 4.1A INSERT 41.5” x 96” x 10”

MDF WALL UNIT - SW 6356 Copper Mountain - 41.5” X 96” 10”

41.5”

FRONT VIEW

Conncects to wall unit 4.0

50”

40” case top 75.75” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

75.75”

OPENING FOR CASE

4.1A

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

SIDE VIEW

10”

50”

8”

75.75”

OPENING FOR CASE

4.1A attaches to wall

96”

96”

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

3 Revision 3

Title: 4.1a

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

4.1A LIGHTED CASE WITH LOCKING GLASS DOOR TO BE INSERTED INTO WALL UNIT 4.1

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

3.5”

50”

8”

SIDE ELEVATION

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish

5.75”

3.5”

40”

Pennants, pillow cases, and pins were popular souvenirs for soldiers or their families. Note that one manufacturer misspelled “Stewart” as “Stuart,” wrongly assuming that the camp was named for Confederate Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart.

Medite plinth 38.5” X 6.75” X 3.5” interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe with black screened lettering

3 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

3 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet

3 Revision 3

Title: 4.1b

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

4.1B FABRIC MOUNTS FOR ARTIFACTS - CASE 4.1A

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION

10”40” pillow with fringe secured with clear strapping to 21” x 21” P2 acrylic mounted into case pennant secured with clear strapping to 14.5” x 36” P2 acrylic mounted into case

P2 acrylic brackets secured to case back

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 5.0 90th AAA

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

A large number of African American AAA units were trained at Camp Stewart during World War II. The �rst was the 90th, formed in 1942 from a cadre of personnel from the 100th Coast Artillery Regiment at Camp Davis, North Carolina, which arrived at Camp Stewart to organize and train the �rst unit African American trainees.

The 90th went on to serve in the Paci�c while the cadre remained at Camp Stewart to train other African American AAA units before eventually being assigned to active service in the Paci�c.

“A” battery, 90th Coast Artillery Regiment

Three soldiers of the 90th Coast Artillery operating radar at Casablanca, French Morocco, in June 1943.

The 90th Anti-Aircraft Artillery

6’

"My unit was Battery ‘A', 90th AAA Gun Bn., Lt. John B. Napier was commanding o�cer.

I can remember quite vividly, as I was Chief of the Range Section and ‘A' Battery had the only Electro-Mechanical Computer in the Battalion at that time. I taught o�cers and enlisted men operation and maintenance of this machine known to us as an M-7 Director, used with the 90mm gun. After weeks of hard work and long hours of training, the 90th AAA Gun Battalion was ready for action."

Tech. Sgt. Henry C. McAllister of Huntington, Indiana, shown here, remarked, 3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: WACs panel

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

By World War II, women had the vote and some demanded the right to do more than they had been allowed to do in earlier wars. The Army �rst created an auxiliary organization, the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC). It soon became part of the Army itself — the Women’s Army Corps (WAC). The 150,000 women who served as clerks, phone operators, or mechanics, enabled more men to serve in combat—the equivalent of seven infantry divisions.

At Camp Stewart, the WAC barrack was adjacent to the post Guard House and Military Police station, under continuous guard, with live ammunition.

“The �rst two WACs assigned to Camp Stewart, shown here ca. 1943, worked as mechanics in the post motor pool.

A Women’s Army Corps (WAC) detachment in front of their barracks at Camp Stewart, ca. 1943.

WAACs and WACs

6’

The post WAC detachment grew in size as more WACs were assigned to duty at Camp Stewart.

corner

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 3.3

Date: 2 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

Germany, Italy, and Japan were the Axis Powers against which the U.S. fought in World War II. Most Japanese soldiers killed themselves rather than surrender and there were no Japanese prisoners here. Although German and Italy were allies,German and Italian prisoners had separate camps at Camp Stewart.

One complication arose when Italy surrendered in 1943 and changed sides while Germany remained an enemy. The Ital-ians were not repatriated to Italy until the war ended, but in the U.S. they were no longer treated as prisoners and were allowed outside work duty. In and around Camp Stewart they worked on road construction crews.

6’ jacket and hat

Camp Stewart’s Prisoner-of-War Camps

Tile blocks used by POWs in drainage projects at Camp Stewart.

tile

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 5.0, 6.0, 8.0 wall sections

Date: 6 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:35.0, 6.0, & 8.0 CURVED ARTIFACT WALL WITH LIGHTED CASE

40”

60”

16”

64”

29”

96”

60” X 64“ X 96” TALL MDF FREE STANDING WALL

SW 6019 POETRY PLUM & 6307 FINE WI

43”

43”

56”

8”

28” X 50” X 20” LIGHTED CASE

WITH GLASS LOCKING DOOR

56”

28” X 50” X 20” LIGHTED CASE

WITH GLASS LOCKING DOOR

small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 7.0 cultural impact

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

6’

Camp Stewart’s Cultural Impact wall color SW 7038 Tony Taupe (existing)

At its peak in World War II, Camp Stewart housed 50,000 men. This enormous in�ux transformed the whole region, especially Hinesville, which remains the economic hub of the region today. As there were no barracks, the soldiers lived in tents. Rents soared. Law enforcement and public services were overwhelmed by the swelling number of resi-dents. There also was cultural con�ict between rural and urban Georgians, local people and those from other states, and the changing role of women in wartime.

Georgia facilities were wholly segregated by race during World War II, which shocked some African American soldiers from northern states. There were race riots at Camp Stewart and soldiers were killed on more than one occasion. Popular recollections of those days vary from Army o�cial reports, which downplayed the events and kept them out of the press as much as possible.

A beer joint in Hinesville that attracted soldiers from Camp Stewart.

A variety of entertainment booths sprang up just outside the Camp Stewart.

At a beer joint and entertainment hall near one of Camp Stewart’s gates.

images a-c 6.25” from left 2” vertical space between images bottom 23.5” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

7.0 PANEL AND IMAGES 7.1A-C

Sw6307 Fine Wine

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 7.0

Date: 9 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

7.0 CURVED WALL

xxx X sss” X x” scale 1:3

96”

SW 6307 Fine Wine images a-c 5” from left side of wall to right side of graphic panel 2” vertical space between images bottom 23.5” from �oor estimated 43” curved wall text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

TOP VIEW

FRONT VEW

attaches to case 4.1 attaches to wall

5” attaches to wall

3 - 2” thick graphics

10”

4.5”

5”

2”

2”

23.5”

3 Revision 3

Title: 3.1 case

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

8.1 LIGHTED ASE WITH LOCKING GLASS DOOR TO BE INSERTED INTO FLAT SIDE OF FREE STANDING WALL UNIT 5_6_8

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

3.5”

50”

20”

SIDE ELEVATION

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 black �nish or equivalent

18.75”

3.5” small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 black �nish or equivalent

28”

2 TORSO MUSEUM FORMS WITH HEAD MOUNTS - UNIFORM

ARTIFACTS SIZE SMALL/MEDIUM & XXL

9.5” x 5” P2 acrylic �at hat mount shaped to artifact

Prisoners of War at Camp Stewart wore obsolete U.S. Army uniforms with highly visible “PW” markings.

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe with screened black text

3 Revision 3

Title: 8.1a

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

8.1A ARTIFACT MOUNT

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

artifact tile 23 lbs

SIDE ELEVATION

2”

9”

12”

2.6”

1/4” brushed silver �nish padded metal L bracket screwed to wall

1” 2”

2.6”

1”

2”

1/4” brushed silver �nish padded metal L bracket screwed to wall

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: mobilizing for korea panel

Date: 18 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

Korea was a Japanese colony from 1910 until Japan surrendered to the Allies in 1945. Because the Allies included both the U.S. and U.S.S.R., each country was given a zone of occupation, the U.S.

below and the U.S.S.R. above the 38th parallel of latitude. The Soviet zone became a communist state informally called North Korea, ruled by Kim Il-sung whose grandson rules it still. The U.S.

zone became South Korea, ruled initially by an authoritarian government but not a totalitarian one as in North Korea.

Later, South Korea became fully democratic. In June 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea. The United States and United |Nations sent troops to drive out the invaders, which they did, after a three-year war that cost 36,516 American lives. Recent scholarship estimates that more than 1.2 million lives were lost on all sides.

Mobilizing for Korea image a 2.5” from right bottom 50.5” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor

SW 6425 Basque Green 30” x 96” x 4” hinged locking wall railing attaches to case 9.1

PHOTO TBD

6’

40” The M45 Quadmount was the principal weapon (along with the 40-mm. Bofors AA gun) of highly mobile anti-aircraft artillery battalions deployed in the European Theater during World War II. These battalions provided invaluable air defense to much larger units, particularly �eld artillery. Multiple-gun mounts were developed for the M2 Browning because the M2's rate of �re (450-550 rounds per minute) was too low for anti-aircraft use.

The M45 is operated by two loaders and one gunner. The mount is capable of traversing a full 360 degrees around, with an angle elevation between -10 and +90 degrees. Traverse and elevation are electrically driven.

47.75” - 2” brushed aluminum railing

42“ x 34.5” - 1/2” plexiglas panel attached to railing with brushed aluminum brackets

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 9.1

Date: 6 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:39.1 hinged wall with railing hinged locking wall panel attached to existing wall

40” http://www.aluminum-rails.com/modular/plaza.htm or equivalent - round pro�le - stainless �nish

41” x 32“ 1/2” tempered clear glass - polished edges

10” X 36“ X 1/2” MDF panel with graphic wrapped sign blank mounted at 30 degrees attach to case 9.3

96”

30”

47.75”

SW 6426 Basque Green eggshell �nish key locking mechanism

47.75” 30” hinged locking wall panel attached to existing wall key locking mechanism http://www.aluminum-rails.com/modular/plaza.htm or equivalent - round pro�le - stainless �nish

96” x 30” x 4” MDF hinged locking panel

10” X 36“ X 1/2” MDF panel with graphic wrapped sign blank mounted at 30 degrees

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 2.0 searchlight platform

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:10

9.2 ARTIFACT PLATFORM

20”

15”

2.75”

66”

78”

20”

15”

2.75”

3/4” Medite with adequate bracing to support approx. 1200 lb artifact

�nish SW 6426 Basque Green (eggshell)

TOP SIDE

FRONT

artifact artifact artifact object measurements:

6’ Wide 5’ Long 5’8” High Weight - XXX lbs

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.4a

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:39.3 CASE - CONNECTING TO RAIL 9.1 36” X 90” X 23”

36”

FRONT VIEW

Conncects to wall unit 12.5

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

LEFT SIDE VIEW

90”

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

90”

28” 3 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to ciling outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

3 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to ceiling outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3.5”

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom

84.75”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

16.5”

14.5”

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

3 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to ceiling outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

TOP VIEW

Conncects to railing 9.1

WALL

25.75”

26.75”

33”

35”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite with KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite with KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

Medite case with plinth interior and exterior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

Medite case with plinth interior and exterior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

28”

36” angled case corner

TORSO MUSEUM FORM WITH HEAD MOUNT

This is the uniform of Kenneth N. Pierce of Glassboro, New Jersey, who is shown here. He was among many men from southern New Jersey or eastern Pennsylvania who were drafted and sent to Camp Stewart for training. Pierce was assigned to “B” Battery, 101st AAA Battalion, and served his entire two-year term with this unit, accompanying it from Camp Stewart to

Wisconsin and Chicago. After his service, Pierce remained in touch with his fellow veterans and regularly attended reunions in the Northeast as well as Coastal Georgia.

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe with screened black text

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 10.1 ft stewart

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

10.1 CURVED PANEL WALLPAPER AND WALL TEXT

In Army lingo, a camp is a temporary site while a fort is a semi-permanent one. Accordingly, it was a great boost to the region when, in 1956, Camp Stewart was designated as Fort Stewart.

While it did not mean the post could never close, it provided an element of stability previously lacking. The post also transitioned from an anti-aircraft artillery training facility to a tank and artillery �re center.

The transformation from camp to fort was re�ected in the architecture of the fort after 1956. With assurance that the post would endure, temporary buildings erected in World War II —with an expected life of ten years at most— gave way to both larger and more durable buildings.

Camp Stewart Becomes Fort Stewart

6’

MONITOR

monitor screen �ush mounted in panel surface bottom 49.5” to �oor right side 5” from right edge of panel wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78” base line from �oor (not decenders)

SW 6278 Cloak Gray arched wall 48” x 96” x 4” (sides) 6.74”(middle)

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 10.1 ft stewart

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

10.1 CURVED PANEL WALLPAPER AND WALL TEXT

6’ text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78” base line from �oor (not decenders)

SW 6277 Special Gray arched wall 48” x 96” x 4” (sides) 6.74”(middle)

Cold War Visitor:

President John F. Kennedy

Shortly after the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 subsided, the Fort Stewart commandant was noti�ed that a V.I.P. would be visiting. It was soon ascertained to be President John F. Kennedy. He arrived at Hunter Field on 26 November and �ew to Donovan Parade Field, where he reviewed the entire 1st Armored Division. He proceeded to a conference room specially enlarged from headquarters space for the occasion, where he was briefed on armed forces’ readiness to respond to the Cuban crisis. He toured training areas and visited soldiers in the �eld before returning to Donovan Field for the helicopter �ight back to Hunter Field and Washington, D.C. The Command Conference Room at Headquarters remains a legacy of that important presidential visit.

MONITOR

22” monitor bottom mounted 47.75“ from �oor, 4” from right side of panel wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 10.1 ft stewart

Date: 15 may 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

10.1 CURVED PANEL WALLPAPER AND WALL TEXT

Flight Training Center 1967 - 1973

6’

MONITOR

text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78” base line from �oor (not decenders)

The type of war being fought in Vietnam required increased aviation capability through the use of helicopters and light, �xed wing aircraft, and more pilots to �y them.

In 1966, Fort Stewart joined the Aviation School at Fort Rucker, Alabama, in meeting the demand. Helicopter pilot training and gunnery courses became Fort Stewart's new mission. Instead of its initial mission to train soldiers to shoot down aircraft, it was training soldiers to �y them.

When the Air Force closed its base at Hunter Field in Savannah in 1967, the Army assumed control and in conjunction with the �ight training being conducted at Fort Stewart, the U.S. Army Flight Training Center came into being. As President Richard Nixon implemented “Vietnamization” of the war, South Vietnamese helicopter pilots were trained there from 1970 to 1972, when the �ight training mission at Fort Stewart and Hunter Field were terminated. Both facilities reverted to garrison status.

wall color - SW 6278 Cloak Gray eggshell �nish arched wall 48” x 96” x 4” (sides) 6.75”(middle)

22” monitor bottom mounted 47.75“ from �oor, 4” from left side of panel wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 10.1 & 10.2

Date: 8 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3 construction:

3/4” MDF surfaces with interior structure supports weighted for stability

�nish - 1 each SW 6278 Cloak Gray & SW 6277 Special Gray eggshell �nish each with monitor insert

3 panels connected at sides

4” 7”

45”

43.25”

96”

FREESTANDING WALL WEIGHTED FOR STABILITY

45” X 96” X 4” (SIDES) - 7” (CENTER)

10.1 & 10.2 WALL - QTY 2

monitor opening monitor mounted into wall

4”7” opening

22” LG monitor mounted into wall slanted opening in wall center edge

4”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 10.3

Date: 8 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3 construction:

3/4” MDF surfaces with interior structure supports weighted for stability

�nish SW 6278 Cloak Gray eggshell �nish each with monitor insert

3 panels connected at sides

4” 7”

45”

43.25”

96”

FREESTANDING WALL WEIGHTED FOR STABILITY

45” X 96” X 4” (SIDES) - 7” (CENTER)

10.3 WALL - QTY 1

monitor opening monitor mounted into wall

4”7” opening

22” LG monitor mounted into wall slanted opening in wall center edge

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 11.1 rangers wall

Date: 29 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

6’

One of three acetate map overlays used by the 24th Infantry Division to brief local media about Operation URGENT FURY, the invasion of Grenada in October 1983.

1st Ranger Battalion

Recognizing the need for a highly trained and mobile reaction force, in 1973 Headquarters, Forces Command, directed activation of the 1st Battalion (Ranger), 75th Infantry. On 1 July 1974 the battalion parachuted into Fort Stewart, where it was stationed until moving to Hunter Army Air�eld in September 1978. The unit was �rst called upon in 1980 in Operation EAGLE CLAW, the Iranian hostage rescue attempt. Although unsuccessful, Rangers and other special operations forces from the Department of Defense developed tactics, techniques, and equipment from scratch, as no doctrine existed at the time.

In 1983 the battalion deployed to the Caribbean island of Grenada to rescue U.S.citizens and restore democracy. In 1986, the 75th Infantry became the 75th Ranger Regiment. Its 1st Battalion was committed to Operation JUST CAUSE in Panama in 1989. Its successful combat jump and seizure of Torrijos-Tocumen Air�eld contributed signi�cantly to U.S. success. Elements of Company B, and 1st Platoon, Company A, 1st Battalion, deployed to Saudi Arabia in support of Operation DESERT STORM in 1991. Three months after the attacks on New York and the Pentagon on 11 September 2001, elements of Headquarters Company and Company A deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. In 2002, the entire battalion went to Afghanistan. Other deployments there followed. In 2003, 1st Battalion engaged in combat operations in Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. It distinguished itself during the successful rescue of the prisoner-of-war Pfc. Jessica Lynch.

Returning from Panama.

Receiving the colors.

Members of the U.S. Army’s 1st Battalion, 75th Infantry (Ranger) from Hunter Field Air�eld stand at attention on Broughton Street with beads around their necks and lipstick marks on their cheeks at the St. Patrick Day’s Parade in Savannah in 2012.

Savannah’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade is outranked only by New York City’s.

Concentrating on the jump.

images a-c 5” from left 3” vertical space between images bottom33.75” from �oor case 23” from right edge of wall panel bottom 39.75” from �oor image d 4“ right corner of wall to right edge of graphic 38.25” bottom of graphic to �oor wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 4.0

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

4.0 WALL CASE AND CURVED WALL

103” X 96” X 16”/

2” graphic inserted into wall opening

3 -1” graphics mounted to wall curved wall - SW 6195 Rock Garden - 79.5” X 96” X 32” (right side), 4” (left side)

2”

15” 13”

79.5”

96”

39”

8”

TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEW

16”

5”

23”

1 - 3” case with graphics/artifact mounted in wall opening images a-c 5” from left 3” vertical space between images bottom33.75” from �oor case 23” from right edge of wall panel bottom 39.75” from �oor image d 4“ right corner of wall to right edge of graphic 38.25” bottom of graphic to �oor wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor

15” 13”

15” 10.5”

5”

23”

25”

37”

4”

38.25”

3 Revision 3

Title: 3.1 case

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

11.1A LOCKING GLASS DOOR CASE INSERTED INTO WALL UNIT 11.1

25” X 37“ X 4”

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

25”

SIDE ELEVATION

hinged door top and bottom door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish

One of three acetate map overlays used by the 24th Infantry Division to brief local media about Operation URGENT FURY, the invasion of Grenada in October 1983.

screened text - white

37”

23” x 33” sign bland wrapped with graphic map

1/2” Medite case SW 6194 Basil

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

Mount for transparency overlay - 23” x 33” 4”

37”

1/2” Medite case SW 6194 Basil inserts into wall unit 11.1

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.2 ranger wall

Date: 29 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

11.2 WALLPAPER AND WALL TEXT

14” x 14” x 14” deep display case for beret and pin display case 2.5” from left side of wall 46.75” from �oor to bottom of case wallpaper top 75.75” from �oor images a-c 3.25” from left 1” vertical space between images bottom 40” from �oor

SIDE FRONT

6’

Returning from Panama.

Operational map showing the 1st Battalion, 75th Rangers, in Panama

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 11.2 wall

Date: 16 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

11.2 WALL - QTY 1

16”

16”

2.5”

14”

14”

52”

36”

36”

96”

2.5”

16”

FREESTANDING WALL WEIGHTED FOR STABILITY

36” X 96” X 16”

SIDE ELEVATION

TOP ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION

construction:

3/4” MDF surfaces with interior structure supports weighted for stability

�nish SW 6195 Rock Garden eggshell �nish

14” x 14” x 14” lighted artifact case with hinged/locking UV glass door drawing 3.0a

14” x 14” x 14” lighted artifact case with hinged/locking UV glass door drawing 3.0a

3 Revision 3

Title: 11.2a

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

11.2a LIGHTED ASE WITH LOCKING GLASS DOOR TO BE INSERTED INTO FLAT SIDE OF FREE STANDING WALL UNIT 11.2

SCALE 3” = 1’

FRONT ELEVATION

Beret of Command Sgt. Major Michael Ethridge, gift of the wearer.

75th Ranger Distinctive Unit Insignia.

screened text - black

3.5”

14”

14”

14”

SIDE ELEVATION

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish

12” small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

14” beret mount

P2 acrylic pin mount small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet

3 Revision 3

Title: 12.1

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

12.1 MONITOR/PATCH FRAME

18” X 16“ X 4”

SCALE 3” = 1’

SIDE VIEW

16”17” MONITOR

DS IMAGES

18”

16”

4” open for monitor ventilation mount to existing wall

3.75”

2”

17” monitor mounted inside wall case artifact - 4 patches mounted

4”

4”

1/4” P2 acrylic vitrine 4” x 4” x 18.5”

16”

18”

1/4” P2 acrylic vitrine 4” x 4” x 18.5” secured into Medite frame with safety screws

18”

3.75” artifact - 4 patches mounted

FRONT VIEW

1/2” MEDITE frame with P2 acrylic vitrine

SW 6138 Artifact

3 Revision 3

Title: 12.2a

Date: 20 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

12.2A - 36” x 6“ x 8” PLINTH

SCALE 3” = 1’

36”

1/2” Medite - SW 7038 Tony Taupe �nish

8”

FRONT VIEW

TOP VIEW

36”

6”

8”

6”

SIDE VIEW

BOTTOM VIEW

8”

6”

1/2” Medite - SW 7038 Tony Taupe �nish

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.4a

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:32 CASES - 12.2 & 12.3 42” X 90” X 30”

42”

FRONT VIEW

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

90”

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

90”

30” 4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3.5”

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom

84.75”

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

42”

28”

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to wall outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

TOP VIEW

Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

27.75”

28.75”

39.5”

41.5”

Medite top Kydex matte black �nish

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

Medite top Kydex matte black �nish

Medite top Kydex matte black �nish

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe with screened black text

3.5”

3”

This shirt, shoulder cord, and helmet were worn by a member of Saddam Hussein’s elite Republican Guard during the Persian Gulf War.

2 - TORSO MUSEUM FORMS WITH HEAD MOUNTS

ONE FOR EACH CASE

An East German manufactured TZK spotter scope mounted on a tripod, used by the Iraqi Army, and captured during Operation DESERT STORM, February, 1991.

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.4a

Date: 15 june 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:312.4A CASE - CONNECTING TO WALL 12.4 36” X 90” X 23”

36”

FRONT VIEW

Conncects to wall unit 12.5

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

90”

OPEN TOP FOR LIGHTING VENTILIATION

90”

28” 4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to ciling outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to ceiling outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3.5”

3”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish door rails cr laurence low pro�le square rails or equivalent matte black �nish hinged door top and bottom

84.75”

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

Medite case with plinth interior color

SW 7038

tony taupe

36”

28”

3/4” Medite SW 7038 Tony Taupe

1/4” tempered laminated low iron locking glass door

1/4” tempered laminated low iron glass panel

4 small LED light - extension cord supplied by contractor to ceiling outlet http://www.waclighting.com/product/1263 brushed nickel �nish or equivalent

TOP VIEW

Conncects to wall unit 12.5

Conncects to wall unit 12.5

25.75”

26.75”

33”

35”

KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite with KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

3/4” Medite with KYDEX - smooth black matte �nish

2 TORSO MUSEUM FORMS WITH HEAD MOUNTS - UNIFORM

ARTIFACTS SIZE SMALL/MEDIUM & XXL

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.5

Date: 7 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

6’

Operation RESTORE HOPE

Moving equipment by air.

Overwatch.

O�cers of Task Force 1-64.

Checkpoint.

Moving equipment by land.

Moving equipment by sea.

Saying goodbye to the little one.

images a-c 4” from left side of wall to left side of graphic panel 1.25” vertical space between images bottom 27.25” from �oor images d-e 22.75” from left side of wall to left side of graphic panel 2.25” space between images bottom 33” from �oor images f-g 4.5” from right side of wall to right side of graphic panel 2.25” space between images bottom 56.25” from �oor text line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) line 2 78.75” base line from �oor (not decenders)

12.5 CURVED WALL

55” X 90” X 36” scale 1:3

SW 6138 Artifact

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.4

Date: 6 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

12.5 CURVED WALL

55” X 96” X 36” scale 1:3

90”

SW 6138 Artifact images a-c 4” from left side of wall to left side of graphic panel 1.5” vertical space between images bottom 26” from �oor images d-e 23” from left side of wall to left side of graphic panel 2.25” space between images bottom 32” from �oor images f-g 4.5” from right side of wall to right side of graphic panel 2.25” space between images bottom 56.25” from �oor case

13.25” 12.25”

13.25” 12.25”

13.25” 12.25”

15.5” 14.5”

15.5” 14.5”

11” 14.5”

21” 14.5” estimaed 75.5” curved wall

4.5”

2.25”

2.25”

1.5”

1.5”

4”

26” 26”

56.25”

23”

2” thick graphics inserted into wall

1” interchangeable graphics text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.6

Date: 6 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

12.6 CURVED ARTIFACT WALL

6’

Operation RESTORE HOPE aimed at providing food assistance to Somalia. This is the entrance sign from the 24th Infantry Division’s “Victory Base” in Mogadishu, the capital.

During a struggle between local warlords, a U.S. helicopter was downed, as chronicled in Mark Bowden’s Black Hawk Down (later a �lm). Fort Stewart’s 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) deployed its Immediate Ready Company (IRC) on 4 October 1993 in response to the previous day’s events.

Operation RESTORE HOPE wall color - SW 7038 Tany Taupe (existing)

100” WIDE X 96” TALL X 10” AT CENTER

SW 6376 Gold Coast / R197 G143 B59 with inserts SW 6377 Butterscotch / R181 G129 B53 text - MYRIAD PRO SEMIBOLD line 1 81.75” base line from �oor (not decenders) display wall to hold 48” x 96” plywood sign

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 12.6

Date: 6 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:312.6 CURVED ARTIFACT WALL

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PROFILE

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1/2” artifact (plywood) 1/8” spacer 48” X 96” X 1/4” Plexiglas text ledge

Operation RESTORE HOPE aimed at providing food assistance to Somalia. This is the entrance sign from the 24th Infantry Division’s “Victory Base” in Mogadishu, the capital.

During a struggle between local warlords, a U.S. helicopter was downed, as chronicled in Mark Bowden’s Black Hawk Down (later a �lm). Fort Stewart’s 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) deployed its Immediate Ready Company (IRC) on 4 October 1993 in response to the previous day’s events.

100” WIDE X 96” TALL X 10” AT CENTER - 5” SIDES

SW 6376 Gold Coast / R197 G143 B59 with inserts SW 6239 MOSSY GOLD & SW 6138 ARTIFACT

100” WIDE X 96” TALL X 5“ AT SIDES, 10” AT CENTER Medite wall - secured to existing wall SW 6376 Gold Coast / R197 G143 B59 with insets SW 6377 Butterscotch / R181 G129 B53 secured to wall

SCREENED TEXT - WHITE ONTO SW 6239 MOSSY GOLD (EGGSHELL) CASE LEDGE

side panel to secure artifact and P2 acrylic

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Title: 13.1 3rd ID wall

Date: 6 july 2015

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

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The 3d Infantry Division, in World War I called the 3d Division, gained the nickname “Rock of the Marne” for holding its position against furious German assaults along the Marne River in France in 1918. Fort Stewart became the division’s home in 1996. The division’s history is told in an adjacent gallery.

The 3d Division shoulder sleeve insignia is a blue square with three diagonal white stripes. Blue symbolizes loyalty and is the Infantry branch color. The white stripes symbolize the three campaigns that the division fought in World War I. White represents purity of heart and purpose. Later, as manufacturing methods changed, the patch gained an olive green border which changed to ri�e green in 1956, when the color of the Class A uniform coat changed. Combat uniforms have had subdued division patches of various color schemes to match the uniform and the combat environment.

The “Rock of the Marne” Division at Fort Stewart

Final photo as 24th Infantry Division.

Casing the colors. Casing the division colors for the last time.

Receiving the 3rd Infantry Division colors.

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