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 '''Huntsville''' is a city in [[Alabama]]. It is the county seat of Madison County and is the state's largest city. It was originally settled by John Hunt and named by him [[Twickenham]] after the town in [[England]] where the poet [[Alexander Pope]], whom Hunt greatly admired, had his home. During the 1812-14 War the city, which had become the first incorporated municipality in the state, was renamed Huntsville after its founder. The city thrived from the cotton industry during the nineteenth century, but it was not until the mid-twentieth century that the city became more well-known.
-With the onset of World War II, the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since. (The local AA minor league baseball team is named the '''Rocket City Trash Pandas'''; the nickname is a slang term for a raccoon, which facially resembles the panda and is notorious for going through trash piles.)
+With the onset of World War II, the city was chosen as the location of '''Redstone Arsenal''', a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the '''Marshall Space Flight Center''' and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since. (The local AA minor league baseball team is named the '''Rocket City Trash Pandas'''; the nickname is a slang term for a raccoon, which facially resembles the panda and is notorious for going through trash piles.)
 Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]] and other components of the [[Department of War]], along with [[NASA]] and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.  In September 2025 it was named as the home of the United States Space Command (it was the original planned location during the first Trump Administration, only to have the Command move to outside [[Denver]] during the Biden Administration).

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 '''Huntsville''' is a city in [[Alabama]]. It is the county seat of Madison County and is the state's largest city. It was originally settled by John Hunt and named by him [[Twickenham]] after the town in [[England]] where the poet [[Alexander Pope]], whom Hunt greatly admired, had his home. During the 1812-14 War the city, which had become the first incorporated municipality in the state, was renamed Huntsville after its founder. The city thrived from the cotton industry during the nineteenth century, but it was not until the mid-twentieth century that the city became more well-known.
-With the onset of World War II, the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.
+With the onset of World War II, the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since. (The local AA minor league baseball team is named the '''Rocket City Trash Pandas'''; the nickname is a slang term for a raccoon, which facially resembles the panda and is notorious for going through trash piles.)
 Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]] and other components of the [[Department of War]], along with [[NASA]] and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.  In September 2025 it was named as the home of the United States Space Command (it was the original planned location during the first Trump Administration, only to have the Command move to outside [[Denver]] during the Biden Administration).

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-'''Huntsville''' is a city in [[Alabama]]. It is the county seat of Madison County and is the state's largest city. It was originally settled by John Hunt and named by him [[Twickenham]] after the town in [[England]] where the poet [[Alexander Pope]], whom Hunt greatly admired, had his home. During the 1812-14 War 'Twickenham', Alabama, which had become the first incorporated municipality in the state, was renamed Huntsville after its founder. The city thrived from the cotton industry during the nineteenth century, but it was not until the mid twentieth century that the city became more well-known.
+'''Huntsville''' is a city in [[Alabama]]. It is the county seat of Madison County and is the state's largest city. It was originally settled by John Hunt and named by him [[Twickenham]] after the town in [[England]] where the poet [[Alexander Pope]], whom Hunt greatly admired, had his home. During the 1812-14 War the city, which had become the first incorporated municipality in the state, was renamed Huntsville after its founder. The city thrived from the cotton industry during the nineteenth century, but it was not until the mid-twentieth century that the city became more well-known.
-With the onset of World War II the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.
+With the onset of World War II, the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.
 Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]] and other components of the [[Department of War]], along with [[NASA]] and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.  In September 2025 it was named as the home of the United States Space Command (it was the original planned location during the first Trump Administration, only to have the Command move to outside [[Denver]] during the Biden Administration).

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 With the onset of World War II the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.
-Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]], along with [[NASA]] and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.  In September 2025 it was named as the home of the United States Space Command (it was the original planned location during the first Trump Administration, only to have the Command move to outside [[Denver]] during the Biden Administration).
+Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]] and other components of the [[Department of War]], along with [[NASA]] and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.  In September 2025 it was named as the home of the United States Space Command (it was the original planned location during the first Trump Administration, only to have the Command move to outside [[Denver]] during the Biden Administration).
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 With the onset of World War II the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.
-Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]], along with NASA and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.
+Redstone Arsenal (located outside the city proper) is home to many organizational units of the [[United States Army]], along with [[NASA]] and the [[FBI]].  It is long rumored that, should President [[Donald Trump]] succeed in moving agencies' headquarters from the Washington, DC area, that Huntsville would be a probable location for the FBI.  In September 2025 it was named as the home of the United States Space Command (it was the original planned location during the first Trump Administration, only to have the Command move to outside [[Denver]] during the Biden Administration).
 [[Category:World War II]]
 [[Category:Alabama Cities and Towns]]
 [[Category:Most Conservative American Cities]]

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−	'''Huntsville''' is a city in [[Alabama]]. It is the county seat of Madison County and ~~has a population of around 165,000~~. It was originally settled by John Hunt and named by him [[Twickenham]] after the town in [[England]] where the poet [[Alexander Pope]], whom Hunt greatly admired, had his home. During the 1812-14 War 'Twickenham', Alabama, which had become the first incorporated municipality in the state, was renamed Huntsville after its founder. The city thrived from the cotton industry during the nineteenth century, but it was not until the mid twentieth century that the city became more well-known.	+	'''Huntsville''' is a city in [[Alabama]]. It is the county seat of Madison County and is the state's largest city. It was originally settled by John Hunt and named by him [[Twickenham]] after the town in [[England]] where the poet [[Alexander Pope]], whom Hunt greatly admired, had his home. During the 1812-14 War 'Twickenham', Alabama, which had become the first incorporated municipality in the state, was renamed Huntsville after its founder. The city thrived from the cotton industry during the nineteenth century, but it was not until the mid twentieth century that the city became more well-known.

	With the onset of World War II the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.		With the onset of World War II the city was chosen as the location of Redstone Arsenal, a military base. After the war, captured Nazi scientist [[Wernher von Braun]] was brought to the base to work at the Marshall Space Flight Center and develop what would become [[NASA]]. Due to its history of involvement with the US space program, the city has been nicknamed "Rocket City", for which it has been famous ever since.

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