Secretary Hammack, the locations receiving the artifacts--Forts Benning, Lee, and Sill--have never had public access to these artifacts.
Saxby Chambliss: “Secretary Hammack, the locations receiving the artifacts--Forts Benning, Lee, and Sill--have never had public access to…”
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Chambliss questions public access to military artifacts at various forts.
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