Presidio of San Francisco
Presidio of San Francisco
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Maj. Gen. S. B. M. Young, commanding the Department of California, replied that the Presidio could receive and care for 1, 000 recruits right away and another 1, 000 in ten days - these in addition to the soldiers awaiting discharge. He said that he preferred to keep the recruits away from the returnees. He proposed, therefore, establishing a discharge camp on Angel Island where the weather was much milder than at the Presidio, especially for men returning from the tropics. 23 21. Brig. Gen. Ja...mes Allen, Signal Corps, March 27, 1906, to QMG; and Maj. ?, Depot Quartermaster, San Francisco, September 1, 1906, both in OQMG, General Correspondence, 1890-1914. From this time on the San Francisco Depot Quartermaster, soon to be established at Fort Mason, maintained an ever increasing number of storehouses on the lower Presidio.
22. Langellier, "Bastion, " pp. 235-240; Kinnaird, "History of the Golden Gate, " pp. 305-313; Margot Patterson Doss, Paths of Gold, In and Around the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1974), p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maj. Gen. S. B. M. Young, commanding the Department of California, replied that the Presidio could receive and care for 1, 000 recruits right away and another 1, 000 in ten days - these in addition to the soldiers awaiting discharge. He said that he preferred to keep the recruits away from the returnees. He proposed, therefore, establishing a discharge camp on Angel Island where the weather was much milder than at the Presidio, especially for men returning from the tropics. 23 21. Brig. Gen. Ja...mes Allen, Signal Corps, March 27, 1906, to QMG; and Maj. ?, Depot Quartermaster, San Francisco, September 1, 1906, both in OQMG, General Correspondence, 1890-1914. From this time on the San Francisco Depot Quartermaster, soon to be established at Fort Mason, maintained an ever increasing number of storehouses on the lower Presidio.
22. Langellier, "Bastion, " pp. 235-240; Kinnaird, "History of the Golden Gate, " pp. 305-313; Margot Patterson Doss, Paths of Gold, In and Around the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1974), p.
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