Military is named after the Old Fort Kearney Military Road.

It's kind of a jigsaw puzzle. It comes in pieces. It's computerized and printed on three rolls, each 48 inches wide. We print once a year.

Originally, the town was laid out before the government surveyed.

It's a creature of the U.S. military occupation, its statute was drafted by the U.S. and rubber-stamped later by people in the U.S. and supported all the time.

We are going to take care of that. We have to perform on the road the way we have performed at home.

This has changed with the proliferation of roadside memorials which localize and personalize the road dead.