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Current reporting resourcesArmy · Michigan
Augusta; Kalamazoo and Calhoun counties, Michigan, United States
Fort Custer Training Center is the Michigan Army National Guard training installation at Augusta. Fort Custer course reporting and a Battle Creek Guard wing assignment are different destinations.
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Fort Custer Training Center is the Michigan Army National Guard training installation at Augusta. The Regional Training Institute and other assigned organizations have their own instructions. [1]
Fort Custer course reporting and a Battle Creek Guard wing assignment are different destinations. [1]
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Housing and visit resourcesUse the receiving district and state compact contact.
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The place behind the name
Current & former names: Fort Custer Training Center · Fort Custer · FCTC · Camp Custer
Camp Custer began as a World War I military training installation.
Milestone sourceThe training center supports Army Guard courses and visiting units.
Milestone sourceFort Custer course reporting and a Battle Creek Guard wing assignment are different destinations.
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