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Fort Leonard Wood

noun

  1. a military reservation and U.S. Army training center in SW Missouri, SW of Rolla.



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The Army has long administered this treatment at boot camps held at Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Moore and Fort Sill.

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When he arrived at basic training in Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., in 1994, his fellow recruits asked him questions he wasn’t expecting:

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Marines from Fort Leonard Wood invited Bowers to the base to go bowling.

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“I just have a different approach for addressing public safety that doesn’t deprive people, who have done nothing to any other person, who will commit no violence, from their freedom,” Republican state Rep. Bill Hardwick, who represents Pulaski County and Fort Leonard Wood, told the Post-Dispatch.

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He said that at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri, where the program is in use, the number of sexual assault cases to date this fiscal year is about half of what it was last year.

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