Buras / Point Salines / Fayetteville / Milwaukee / /
Company
Hercules / Caterpillar / Airlift Group / 23D Fighter Group / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Grenada / Barbados / Haiti / Iran / Kuwait / Honduras / United States / Vietnam / /
Currency
GBP / cent / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
World Trade Center / Fleming Hall / Pope Army Airfield / Moody Air Force Base / Camp Bragg / Pope AFB / Pope Air Force Base / Fort Bragg / Little Rock Air Force Base / Fort Bragg’s XVIII Airborne Corps / /
Holiday
Labor Day / /
IndustryTerm
food / /
Movie
World Trade Center / /
NaturalFeature
Pee Dee River / Arabian Peninsula / Cape Fear River / island of Barbados / /
Organization
U.S. Air Force / Army’s Global Response Force / Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron / Airborne Corps / 75th Fighter Squadron / Hope’s U.S. Air Force / Air Mobility Command / U.S. War Department / Airborne Division / 41st Airlift Squadron / Army / Congress / 82D Airborne Division / Air Combat Command / Twenty-First Century Air Force / Military Airlift Command / Air Force / Aerial Port Squadron / 74th Fighter Squadron / Airlift Squadron / U.S. military / /
Person
Carl / Harley Halbert / Ronald Reagan / Walter W. Fleming / Bob Hope / / /
Position
driver / President / Sergeant / Major / comedian / First Lieutenant / /
U.S. Air Force Fact Sheet POPE ARMY AIRFIELD HISTORY Since its inception in September of 1918, Pope Army Airfield has had different names. Originally starting out as “the flying field at Camp Bragg,” in March of 1919