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What is Camp Clark Nevada Mo?

Camp Clark in Nevada is a for sponsoring the National Guard Training Program that is conducted for the dropouts from over the complete state. The camp is an Army training , thus there is Limited access to people for any objects except hunting as during the quail season, hunting is allowed to do. It is a program that is conducted twice a year and is a 5 month course for one time with 100 students are given training during the complete course. This training develops good workplace habits, confidence and self discipline in the trainees.

Nevada/Vernon County Chamber of Commerce:
225 W. Austin
Suite 200
Nevada , Missouri 64772
Phone: 417-667-5300
Fax: 417-667-3492
Email: chamber1@nevada-mo.com

Brief History Of Camp Clark Nevada Mo

• Camp Clark Nevada Mo has assumed a part in each significant US struggle from the Mexican fringe insurgence in 1916 to the present War on Terrorism in Iraq.
• Besides this, "In 1916, Camp Clark served as the activation point for six thousand of the troops sent to the Mexican fringe rebellion and to chase for Pancho Villa in the southwestern United States and Mexico.
• In 1918, about ten thousand men touched base at Camp Clark Nevada Mo before being sent out to Europe to join in the last battling of World War I (WWI).
• Amid World War II (WWII) Camp Clark Nevada Mo served fundamentally as a Prison of War (POW) camp where around 5,000 caught Italian and German fighters were kept.
• After WWII the camp kept on being utilized, basically by the National Guard, for weekend and yearly preparing and looking after hardware.
• As of now Camp Clark Nevada Mo is preparing troops and bolster staff for the war in Iraq. The administration additionally made numerous upgrades to the camp in the middle of WWI and WWII, including enlarging the camp's sole water source, comprising of one small well delved in the first years of its presence.

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