The Fort MacArthur Museum Association: Links Page

Coast Artillery Related Museums & Associations
Coast Defense Study Group Home page of the CDSG, an organization dedicated to the study and preservation of Coast Artillery. Fort Adams Trust Fort Adams in Rhode Island is the second largest masonry fortification. Fort Stevens Fort Stevens was a coastal defense fort and saw active service from the Civil War days to the end of World War II. Fort Baker Fort Baker is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area located on the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge. The Sandy Hook Foundation The official friends group of the National Park Service (NPS) at the Sandy Hook Unit, Gateway National Recreation Area. Alcatraz Island Alcatraz was a harbor defense fortification before it was a prison. Fort Point Fort Point is the only masonry fortification on the West Coast, and it is located directly under the Gold Gate Bridge.	Army Ground Forces Association The Army Ground Forces Association is a non-profit educational and historical association dedicated to the study, interpretation, and preservation of the memory, experiences, tactics, doctrine, and equipment of the United States Army ground soldier of WWII Alaskan Coast Defense: Sitka A web page by Matthew Hunter, a senior at Sitka High School in Sitka, Alaska Fort DeSoto Fort DeSoto has the only 12-inch Model 1890 mortars left in the continental United States. Cabrillo National Monument The former Fort Rosecrans is located on Point Loma; interprets San Diego's Coastal Defense History. Coastal Fortifications of the Gulf Coast An excellent site with photographs and descriptions of a number of gulf coast fortifications. The site also links to a number of coast artillery museums on the Gulf Coast.

Discussion Groups
Yahoo - Coast Defense Group Discussion site for use by members of the Coast Defense Study Group	Yahoo - Searchlight Forum Discussion site for owners and operators of WWII carbon-arc searchlights


Air Defense Related Links
Nike Historical Society Take a virtual tour of a restored Nike missile battery Hole in the Head Press Publisher of the Second Edition of Rings of Supersonic Steel	Air Defense Radar Veterans' Assn. A very nice site about the electronics of air defense Redstone Arsenal Nike missile page Historical Information about the Nike missile program from the Redstone Arsenal.

Reciprocal and Local Links
WWII Impressions Link to WWII Impressions, makers of fine re-production WWII uniforms and equipment. City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Link to the LA Dept. of Recreation and Parks museums page, where you will find links to all the LA City Museums. The Los Angeles Maritime Museum The website of the LA Maritime Museum, with displays on the rich history of the Los Angeles Harbor area. Points of Interest in San Pedro A page of links to other web sites and points of interest in San Pedro	Drum Barracks Civil War Museum The Drum Barracks Civil War Museum is housed in the last remaining wooden building of Drum Barracks, named after Adjutant General Richard Coulter Drum, head of the Department of the Pacific. Points of Interest in San Pedro A page of links to other web sites and points of interest in San Pedro Maxwell DeMille's Cicada Club If you like vintage music and dance, this is the place to go! Palisades Residents Association The Palisades Residents’ Association of San Pedro represents all residents, whether homeowners or renters, of the area of San Pedro.

Related Links of Interest
US Army Museum Directory Directory of US Army museums The California State Military Museum Located in the state's capital, the California Military Museum is dedicated to the preservation of California's military history	Kodiak Alaska Military History A web site devoted to the military history of Kodiak, Alaska. The Engineer Officer Candidate School Association, Inc A site dedicated to preserving the traditions and the spirit of Engineer Officer Candidate School and officer candidate school engineers

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