Distance from Kettering, OH, USA' to Fort Jackson D.o.d., Columbia, SC, USA
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About Kettering, OH, USA'
Kettering
this time the Kettering area was most likely populated by a thin scattering of family farmsteads. The first historical reference of Kettering is in a charter
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