North Carolina (updated 11/08/18)

Appalachians:

                                     

This region had 4 general hospitals.

General Hospital #19 (Azalea or Oteen)

(updated 11/08/18)

General Hospital #19 was one of the very few hospitals retained by the War Department after WWI. Today it is a V.A. hospital

General Hospital #12 (Biltmore)
(added 11/08/18)

     
General Hospital #23 (Hot Springs)

    General Hospital #18 (Waynesville)

Charlotte:

Camp Greene
(updated 10/13/18)

 Camp Greene was one of 16 National Guard camps. It was named after Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Greene. Believe it or not, at the time of WWI, Charlotte had a mere 20,000 people, in contrast to Camp Greene with about 40,000 troops and support staff combined.  Today, Charlotte is North Carolina's largest city!  Camp Greene was a short lived and saw no WWII reuse.

Fayetteville:

Camp Bragg

Camp Bragg was originated in September 1918, just two months before Armistice. However, unlike most projects that were abruptly abandoned, it was continued. Today it is a rather large army base called Fort Bragg.

Pope Field

Circa 1925.

Wilmington:

Ft. Caswell