
California State Military
Department
- The California
State Military Museum
- Preserving California's
Military Heritage
- Historic California Posts, Stations
and Airfields
- Coronado Beach Military Reservation
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- The planned location of a mortar battery
that was never built. Anti-Motor Torpedo Boat Battery Cortez
(1943 - 1946) was located here. It has been destroyed. Two World
War II fire-control towers were once located here. The reservation
contained 40.63 acres and was 1-3/4 miles southeast of Coronado
Beach. The sand spit that connected the beach to the mainland
was frequently breached during high tide, It is now the site
of Silver Strand State Beach.
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- 1940
Program Batteries
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|
Battery name |
Number of Guns |
Type of Gun |
Type of Carriage |
Constructed |
|
Cortez |
4 |
90mm M1 |
Fixed M3 and Mobile M1 |
1943 |
|
Cortez |
2 |
37mm |
Mobile |
1943 |
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