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Reporting resourcesArmy · Wisconsin
Monroe County; Sparta and Tomah region, Wisconsin, United States
Fort McCoy is the Army training installation between Sparta and Tomah. An individual PCS, school course and unit training event do not establish identical billeting or family-support arrangements.
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Fort McCoy is the Army training installation between Sparta and Tomah. Permanent staff, course students and rotational training units follow different arrangements. [2]
An individual PCS, school course and unit training event do not establish identical billeting or family-support arrangements. [1]
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The place behind the name
Current & former names: Fort McCoy · Camp McCoy · USAG Fort McCoy
The installation traces its military training heritage to 1909.
Milestone sourceReporting and household arrangements follow the actual command or employer.
Milestone sourceAn individual PCS, school course and unit training event do not establish identical billeting or family-support arrangements.
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