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Clark County History: A murder at Vancouver Barracks

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Gen. Nelson Miles, commander of the Department of the Columbia, issued an order in February 1884 for eight officers from across the department to assemble for a general court-martial at the Vancouver Barracks. A general court-martial was the highest form of military discipline at the time.

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Clark County History: A murder at Vancouver Barracks

Gen. Nelson Miles, commander of the Department of the Columbia, issued an order in February 1884 for eight officers from across the department to assemble for a general court-martial at the Vancouver Barracks. A general court-martial was the highest form of military discipline at the time.

·Vancouver, United States
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The Columbian broke the news in Vancouver, United States on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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