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Fort Whipple, Arlington Line, Virginia
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Interior view of Fort Whipple's gun platform and artillery positions.
General John G. Barnard described the work as such:
"Fort Whipple with its auxiliary batteries added greatly to the strength of this part of the line, while it also rendered Fort Corcoran and the téte du pont of the Aqueduct Bridge temporarily tenable even though the front line, which overlooked them, should be carried."
Fort Whipple was named in honor of Major General Amiel W. Whipple, mortally wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville, May 4, 1863. General Whipple succumbed to his wound 3 days later.
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