Strategic Highway Network

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The Strategic Highway Network; Fort Benning is placed incorrectly: it is actually on the Georgia-Alabama border at the meeting point of several strategic highways

The Strategic Highway Network (STRAHNET) is a system of highways in the United States designated as critical for national defense purposes. It includes the Eisenhower Interstate System and is part of the larger National Highway System.

[edit] See also

• United States Transportation Command
• National Highway System

[edit] References

• STRAHNET description at US military's Transportation Engineering Agency's website.
• STRAHNET article at the GlobalSecurity.org website.

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