Fort Terry

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Fort Terry is a former U.S. Army coastal defense fortification that played a role in protecting the approaches to New York Harbor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army fort
coastal defense fortification
constructedDuring Endicott Period of U.S. coastal defenses
constructionStartDate 1897
coordinateLocation 41.18°N 72.18°W
country United States of America
currentUse non‑operational military site
garrison United States Army Coast Artillery units
hasPart coastal artillery batteries
gun emplacements
support buildings
hasRole coastal defense of approaches to New York Harbor
harbor defense
heritageDesignation historic military site
inception 1897
locatedIn Long Island Sound
New York
Plum Island
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Suffolk County, New York
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedNear Block Island Sound
Fishers Island
New London, Connecticut
locatedOn Plum Island, New York
militaryBranch United States Army Coast Artillery Corps
militaryConflict World War I
World War II
namedAfter Alfred H. Terry
operator United States Army
ownedBy United States Army
partOf Harbor Defenses of Long Island Sound
United States coastal defense system
coastal defenses of Long Island Sound and approaches to New York Harbor
status former military installation
usedFor coastal artillery
harbor defense of Long Island Sound
protection of approaches to New York Harbor

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