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commanding the fight across III Corps Tactical Zone
70th Armor Regiment — known as the Thunderbolts — stood watch over the Iron Curtain as part of the 4th Brigade
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Just Cause - Ft Kobbe - CZ w Map w Svc Ribbons X 300 Classic License Plate 1st-Bn-8th-Cav commanding the fight across IIIType: Classic Metal License Plate New, 12" X 6". Fort Kobbe was an Army fort renamed from Fort Bruja on 15 April 1932 to honor Major General William A. Kobbe. At the time it was located adjacent to Howard Air Force Base in the Panama Canal Zone. In the 1930s it was primarily a United States Army Coast Artillery Corps post. It was located on the west side of the Panama Canal. Most of the area around it was uninhabited (part of the Panama Canal Zone