Around JBM-HH
The final resting place of Black Jack (the horse).
Summerall Field
THE college team for CSM Simmons.
The Ohio State University
The only person to live on Fort Myer who would later become U.S. President.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
A cuddly animal from China and a way to get things fast.
Panda Express
The first woman to be executed under federal orders (at Fort McNair).
Mary Surratt
This director played NCAA Division 1 Women's Lacrosse.
MAJ Madero
The oldest active-duty infantry unit in the U.S. Army.
The 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard)
The name of our base plus the last word in the first aircraft to fly there.
Myer Flyer
His death on Sept. 1908, which happened here on Fort Myer, is remarked as the first of its kind.
LT Selfridge
COL Sandoval's primary airframe as an Army aviator.
Blackhawk
This famous military outfit makes its home at Brucker Hall.
The U.S. Army Band
"A Horse With No Name" band owns a place to cook.
America's Kitchen
The year Fort Myer become Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall.
2009
DD- Mr. Washington joined the U.S. Army during this presidency.
President Gerald Ford (1975)
DD- How many times was General Patton assigned to Fort Myer?
Four
A post in Alaska and the first name of a popular 80s duo.
Wainwright Hall
Henderson Hall is named after Brevet BrigGen Archibald Henderson who served as this high ranking position.
Fifth and longest-serving Commandant of the Marine Corps
The first job Mrs. Richardson held as an Army Civilian.
Telephone Operator
The first Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (and lived on Fort Myer).
General of the Army Omar N. Bradley
The first word is a famous feuding family and the second is a way to get into a garden.
Hatfield Gate