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Fort Campbell celebrates 75 years of Service
August 4, 2012 | 
Fort Campbell, KY – Fort Campbell, the home of the Screaming Eagles, celebrates 70 years of service to the nation. Take a drive down the streets of the installation and you may notice historic street names. Names such as Bastogne, commemorating the contributions of 101st Airborne Division soldiers.
Captain James Page, division historian, gives a little insight.
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