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| | Camp James E. Rudder |
 | | The Florida Ranger Camp was established November 15, 1951, by then MAJ Arthur "Bull" Simons who was named the Commander of the Amphi- bious/Jungle Training Committee at Auxilary Field Seven, which was the initial location of the Camp. |
 | | In June 1974, the Florida Ranger Camp was officially renamed Camp James E. Rudder in honor of MG James E. Rudder, who commanded the 2d Ranger Battalion when it scaled the cliffs at Pointe Du Hoc, France, during the 1944 D-Day Normandy invasion. |
 | | Camp Rudder (U.S. Army Ranger Camp) is near the intersection of Ranger Camp Road and Lewis Turner Boulevard, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida. |
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