Fort Huachuca

[ wuh-choo-kuh, wah- ]

noun

1. a military reservation and U.S. Army training center in SE Arizona, SE of Tucson.

Example Sentences

The Florida governor met with sheriffs from around the country at a community college in the southeastern Arizona town of Sierra Vista, a conservative enclave that’s home to many Border Patrol officers and sits next to the Fort Huachuca Army base.

From Seattle Times

In the mid-2000s, he served as a military police officer at Fort Huachuca when Frodsham was director of Training, Plans, Mobilization and Security.

From Seattle Times

In addition to NETCOM, where Frodsham worked, Fort Huachuca is home to the Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, according to its website.

From Seattle Times

“Fort Huachuca is one of the more sensitive installations in the continental United States. People with security issues should not be there.”

From Seattle Times

“I would not recommend placing him back into a position of authority but rather pursuing disciplinary actions at his home station,” wrote one commanding officer when recommending that the Army order Frodsham to leave his post at Bagram Airfield and return to Fort Huachuca, a major Army installation in Arizona, according to a U.S.

From Seattle Times