The 2nd episode focuses on "Developing Weapons" which were used to defend the United States from potential enemy attack.
The Army Ground Forces Association provides an overview of Fort Hancock and the Sandy Hook Proving Ground on Sandy Hook, NJ, which is now managed by the National Park Service and is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area.
Sandy Hook Historian Tom Hoffman talks about the history of Sandy Hook, NJ.
The 3rd episode explores the ancient gun emplacements on Sandy Hook and describes the purpose of each.
The 9th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" goes back to a time when women were first invited to join the military on the historic peninsula of Sandy Hook.
The first episode -- "Lighting the Way" -- starts at the beginning when Sandy Hook was first discovered.
The 12th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" focuses how the National Park Service began managing Sandy Hook as a national park and plans for the future.
The 10th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" takes a scenic "Walk on the Wild Side" which is on the river and bay side of the historic peninsula.
Touring present-day buildings and comparing them to older photographs, the 4th episode describes what life might have been like for soldiers who were living in "Army Town".
Historically, Sandy Hook, NJ, has been inhabited by native Americans, British soldiers, early settlers, the U. S. Army and non-military ciitzens. Here's a glimpse into the past of a young woman who lived in Highland Beach and also a look inside one of the restored homes on Officer's Row in Fort Hancock.