beneath the Motor Pool of the Army Chaplains' Assistants School at Fort Wadsworth. After The Pit was destroyed by a Cobra surprise attack, G.I. Joe relocated the headquarters to an undisclosed location. Although written in 1982, the book still depicted the fort as the home of the "Chaplain's Assistants School", due to Larry Hama's memories of the fort from his years in the service. Also, Ft. Wadsworth did not actually have a proper motor pool; its equipment was serviced at Fort Hamilton. The 2016 thriller film Nerve was partially filmed here. Fort Wadsworth served as the setting for the final scene of the movie. See also Fort Wadsworth station of the Staten Island Railway Fort Wadsworth Light Seacoast defense in the United States United States Army Coast Artillery Corps References Bibliography External links Fort Wadsworth visitor information Gateway National Recreation Area Photos Historical photo: Police training camp at Fort Wadsworth, from 1916 NYPD Annual Report, held at Lloyd Sealy Library Individual forts Fort Tompkins at New York State Military Museum Fort Richmond at New York State Military Museum Fort Morton at New York State Military Museum Fort Hudson at New York State Military Museum Fort Wadsworth at New York State Military Museum Installations of the United States Army in New York (state) Neighborhoods in Staten Island Wadsworth United States Coast Guard installations Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Historic American Engineering Record in New York (state) Museums in Staten Island Military and war museums in New York (state) Gateway National Recreation Area Parks in Staten Island Military history of New York City 1994 disestablishments in New York (state) Establishments in New Netherland Military installations established in the 17th century 1663 establishments in the Dutch Empire Military installations closed in 1994 National Register of Historic Places in Staten Island