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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Camp Shelby"”.

  1. Evaluation of Natural Remediation Following the Occurrence of a Construction-Related Sediment Plume at Camp Shelby Training Site, Mississippi

    … infill of a bottom land hardwood wetland at Camp Shelby Training Site (CSTS) in Perry and Forrest Counties, Mississippi. Lack of sediment control structures (sediment fences and matting), combined with high rainfall, led to erosion within and around the Multi Purpose Range Complex-Heavy …

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  2. German POWs, Biopolitics, & the Piney Woods: Using Foucault to Analyze Resistance at Camp Shelby's POW Camp During World War II

    <p>Few people realize that during World War II, Camp Shelby in south Mississippi was a detention site for German prisoners of war (POWs) where the United States government engaged in reeducation efforts to de-Nazify soldiers in order to create a democratic Germany after the war. The U.S. War …

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  3. Conservation Genetics of Threatened Gopher Tortoises, <i>Gopherus polyphemus</i>: An Assessment of Genetic Variation and Parentage in Two Populations in South Mississippi

    … genetic variation and survivorship. T44 at Camp Shelby is a low recruitment site, and Hillsdale is a high recruitment site. I found evidence of a heterozygosity fitness correlation among tortoises belonging to different age classes in the Hillsdale population. Multilocus genotypic data was …

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  4. Black Women in Hattiesburg During World War II: War Work and Community Activism on the Home Front

    <p>The remobilization of Camp Shelby during World War II provided many opportunities for Black women to serve their race, community, and nation in the Jim Crow South. The racially segregated United States Army led to the formation of Hattiesburg’s Sixth Street United Service Organization (USO) in …

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