Guardsmen board a Canadian CH-146 Griffon helicopter at Fort McCoy during a joint exercise. Fort McCoy is a United States Army Reserve installation on 60,000 acres (24,000 ha) between …

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4 days ago · Anyone using a CAC for access to Fort McCoy is already compliant and will not need to take further action. For those who do not have a CAC, we will implement this in three phases.

Camp McCoy served as the largest permanent Japanese POW camp in the United States, with as many as 2,700 prisoners held there. 3,000 German POWs were also housed at Camp McCoy. …

Camp McCoy was used as a training facility for many World War II units, including the 2nd In- fantry Division; the 76th Infantry Division; and the 100th Infantry Battalion, which comprised …

In 1946 the last of the prisoners of war from World War II left Camp McCoy. Camp McCoy, now Ft. McCoy, has been in constant use since its inception and is currently used by the military as …

Fort McCoy is named for Major General Robert Bruce McCoy, a distinguished veteran of World War I. The son of a Civil War captain, McCoy was a prominent local resident who served as a …

Located 7 miles west of Tomah and 6 miles east of Sparta, Fort McCoy is surrounded by communities rich in industries and recreational offerings. Additionally, the base is home to …

The CCC camp at McCoy was the site of a POW camp during World War II, for prisoners from the North African, European, and Pacific theaters, and also an internment camp for Japanese …

Fort McCoy is Wisconsin’s sole federally operated Army installation, hosting premier training grounds and support infrastructure for large-scale exercises with nearly 60,000 acres of ideal...