Editing Fort Mills (section)

===Battery names===
The name sources for the batteries at Fort Mills were:<ref>[http://corregidor.org/btty_histories/control/names_text.htm Order of Names at Corregidor.org]</ref>

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Fixed batteries:
* Hearn - BG [[Clint Calvin Hearn|Calvin Hearn]], commander of HD Manila Bay in 1919
* Smith - BG Frank G. Smith, Field Artillery, retired 1903
* Way - 2nd. Lt. Henry Newell Way, killed in the [[Philippine–American War]] 1900
* Geary - Capt. Woodbridge Geary, killed in the Philippine–American War 1899
* Cheney - 1st. Lt. Ward Cheney, killed in the Philippine–American War 1900
* Wheeler - Capt. David Porter Wheeler, killed in the Philippines 1904
* Crockett - 2nd. Lt. Allen T. Crockett, killed in the Philippine–American War 1901
* Grubbs - 1st. Lt. Haydon Young Grubbs, killed in the Philippine–American War 1899
* Morrison - 1st. Lt. John Morrison, Jr., killed in the Philippine–American War 1901
* Ramsay - 1st. Lt. Charles R. Ramsay, killed in the Philippine–American War 1901
* James - 1st. Lt. John F. James, killed in the Philippines 1906
* Keyes - 2nd. Lt. Maxwell Keyes, killed in the Philippine–American War 1899
* Cushing - 1st. Lt. [[Alonzo Cushing]], killed in the American Civil War 1863
* Hanna - Capt. Guy G. B. Hanna, killed in an accident 1913
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155&nbsp;mm GPF batteries:
* Martin - unknown
* Hamilton (South) - Capt. Alvah H. Hamilton, killed at Fort Mills 2 January 1942
* Kysor (North) - Capt. Benjamin B. Kysor, Medical Corps, mortally wounded at Fort Mills 29 December 1941
* Rock Point - location on Corregidor
* Sunset - location on Corregidor
* Stockade - location on Corregidor
* Monja - location on Corregidor
* Concepcion - Barrio Concepcion on Corregidor
* Levagood - 1st. Lt. George E. Levagood, killed at Fort Mills April 1942
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[[File:Battery Way.jpg|thumb|right|260px|{{convert|12|in|0|adj=on}} mortars of Battery Way in 2007]]
[[File:12-in-Disappearing-Carriage-1896.jpg|thumb|right|260px|{{convert|12|in|0|adj=on}} gun on a disappearing carriage, generally similar to Batteries Cheney, Wheeler, and Crockett]]
[[File:Battery Hearn, Corregidor Island (modern view).jpg|thumb|right|260px|{{convert|12|in|0|adj=on}} M1895 gun of Battery Hearn circa 2010]]
[[File:Corregidor Landings May 1942.jpg|thumb|260 px|Japanese landings on Corregidor, 5–6 May 1942]]
[[File:Corregidor gun.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Japanese troops celebrate the capture of Corregidor and the Philippines at Battery Hearn, May 1942]]