Fort Drum

noun

1. a military reservation in Watertown in N New York, approximately 10 miles (16 km) E of Lake Ontario.

Example Sentences

New York’s 21st Congressional District borders Canada and Vermont — and includes the Adirondack Mountains, the Thousand Islands region and Fort Drum‚ home of the Army’s legendary 10th Mountain Division.

From Washington Times

For example, this week, the Quality Inn & Suites Watertown Fort Drum, in Calcium, N.Y., had one room left, starting at $115 per night.

From New York Times

He was joined by other state and local leaders, as well as officials from Fort Drum, which has provided thousands of gallons of drinking water from its own system to the community as well, with promises to provide more if necessary.

From Seattle Times

That August, she had appeared with Mr. Trump at Fort Drum, a major military base in her district, to mark the signing of that year’s defense bill.

From New York Times

At Fort Drum, Mr. Trump mispronounced her name — calling her “STEF-a-nik,” not for the last time — and offered backhanded praise.

From New York Times