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History of Three
EigKty-Second Division
American Expeditionary Forces
United States Army
Being an account of its Training in America, England and

France; of
trenches,
its
services in
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in
the Toul Sector
and and
in
the
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achievements
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Offensives;
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Companies and Battalions

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PREFACE
A
comprehensive record of
this
war, indeed a like history of any

itself into a
movement
in
it,
whether great or small, would resolve

bravery, of heroism, and of
recounting of deeds of individual
human
sacrifice; for
officer, is
guns, whether he be private soldier or
no man who has faced the enemy's less than hero nor does one deserve
Histories
mention more than the other.
But such details of course can not be made.

it
are of a necessity generalities, adorned
is
true with such details as occur to the
author's mind, but essentially a record of great events and the forces which bring
about these events.
Yet the average human mind especially where acts of human
conflict are concerned, searches for detail.
And
is it
just that this universal craving
should go altogether unsatisfied?
Since
we cannot
give the deeds of each
man
in
any movement, nor

at least
yet recount the glorious enterprises of our smaller units,
we can
is
mention the more important achievements of so large a unit as the Regiment

details.
and leave the imagination and the individual to supply the our purpose in outlining the history of the 328th Infantry.
Such, then,
Historical Committee.
Eighty-Second Division. A.
E. F.
HISTORY OF THE
328th
I.
INFANTRY
CHAPTER
"Nations shall make ivar against nations."

Biblical prophecy has been fulfilled.
The twentieth century has witnessed

In the past
the
mightiest struggle for world supremacy.
man
has sought mastery over

to
man,
tribe over tribe,
and kingdom over kingdom, but the years from 1914
1918
have witnessed nearly the whole of the principal nations of the earth taking sides
and uniting
in
one gigantic struggle.
The United
States finally
became a
vital force
in this conflict
and with the Allies
set
out to overthrow Prussianism and Autocracy.
In order to become an effective force, the United States had to raise a large army and equip and train it in the shortest possible time. Cantonments were quickly
organized and on August 28th, 1917, at
Camp Gordon,
Atlanta, Ga., assembled the
nucleus of
all the units
which went
to
make
the Eighty-Second Division.

29, 1917, with the follow-
The 328th Infantry was organized on August 28 and

ing field
officers:
Col. Julian R. Lindsey,
Lieut. Col.
John W. Wright,
E.
Maj. Richard Wetherill,

Maj.
E.
Maj. George
Buxton,
Jr.,
Hammond Johnson.
The
Georgia.
original line officers of the regiment
in the Fourth
were chosen from officers commissioned and Eighth Companies, First Officers Training Camp, Fort McPherson, Each companv was assigned two or three men from Regular Army outfits
men.
to assist in training the
The
officers
assigned to each
company
together with
these Regulars constituted the companies until September 5th, 1917, on which date
the
first five
per cent, of the Selective Draft for

the States of
men were from
Camp Gordon began to arrive. These Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee. Work now began in
fit
earnest along the lines of training and building up a smooth running organization
and getting the Regimental area into a

cent, of its
training ground.
New men were
arriving
daily so that by the middle of October each
authorized full strength.
It
is
impossible to enumerate the
company had approximately fifty per many diffi-
culties
perience on the part of the

less,
which were encountered and overcome during this period due to lack of exofficers and men and also lack of equipment; nevertheeach day showed progress and the transition from civilian to soldier was progRegimental, Battalion and
ressing rapidly.
Company
organizations were perfected,
schools for N. C. O.'s and also Bakers and Cooks were inaugurated and the
"Camp
Gordon 1917 Model"' rifle in the shape of a five-foot pole was very much in evidence. It was during this time that in some respects our hardest work was done, for this was the period in which we were breaking ourselves of the habits of years of
civil life
and substituting therefor the requirements of a military organization.
In
other words,
we were learning
"discipline."
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About the middle of October orders from the

the transfer of practically all these
War Department
to
fill
brought about
men
to other
camps
to full
war strength
National Guard organizations from their States.
was
lost,
left
only
its
officers
and a nucleus of N. C.
By October 20th each company O.'s. The previous work was not
to those
lot of
however, for the experience gained was of great value

organization had been evolved.
remaining and
an
efficient
Very soon a new
men began
to
arrive
from various Northern and Eastern camps.
These men had had about the

of training were augof foreign birth and
same amount of training as the ones which were transferred and soon the companies
were going along about as before, except that the
difficulties
mented by the
unable
to read
fact that a large proportion of the
new men were

it,
English and in a number of cases even speak
but they were willing
and anxious
to learn
and did so with surprising quickness.

to teach
This condition caused to be organized a system of company schools

the English language.
Also other schools were held for instruction in

required to attend one of the schools.
at
all
phases of
military matters, all
men being
These schools
were held
at night
during the entire stay
Camp Gordon.
Intensive military train-
ing was taken
up
in earnest, particular attention being given to the physical develop-
ment of the men.

British
Specialty schools were established by the Division in charge of

fields of battle.
and French instructors fresh from the
Representatives from
each company were trained in these schools and soon each company had
of instructing in auto
sniping.
rifle,
men capable
hand grenade,
rifle
grenade, bayonet, gas defense and
Clothing and equipment was being received and issued daily and soon the
at dress
percentage of straw hats and tennis shoes

mills of the
parades was on the decline.
Saw
and
camp were
bed
rapidly turning out the "new model"
Camp Gordon
rifle
soon each
man was
this
till
busily occupied in mastering the intricacies of the

slat variety
first
manual of
arms with
equipment
of
fire
arm.
Work
continued with this makeshift

fully equipped with
about the
of February, 1918.
Rifle
Then we were
the United States
Model 1917
and Bayonet.
Up
to this time the
bulk of the
training had been along the lines of disciplinary exercises, and physical develop-
ment.
These were attained through hours of close order
drills,
manual of arms and

Also hours of
passing in review in the formation

setting
known
as "Lindsey's Special."
up exercises and on each Friday

in full
a hike.
Toward
the last of our stay this hike
was taken
spections
sufficient
It
equipment and
cause
lasted about five hours.
Saturday was the day of

of soot in the kitchen
in-
when
a cigarette butt in the yard, or a

to
all
smudge
was
this
grounds
Hell to break loose.
would be unfair
to pass
on without mentioning the work done during

Officers
period by the
Company Supply
and Sergeants.
We
were issued piece-meal
every kind of equipment ever used by Infantry and each article had to be kept
track of under the most rigid system of property responsibility.
In addition
we ran
an insurance and allotment business which would make the Prudential ashamed of With a drill itself and in spare moments sold and bought blocks of Liberty Bonds.
schedule and schools lasting from five-thirty A. M., to seven P. M.
cult to see just
it
is
rather
diffi-
when
these side line businesses were operated, but they were.
Ruins of church in Rambucourt, France. Town through which the trenches in front of Mont Sec ran, which were held by the Regiment as its first battle front. This picture was drawn by Gilbert Strunz, Company D, 328th Infantry.
Eighty-Second Division, A. E.
During the entire stay
weeding out the lame,
ient
at
F.
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Camp Gordon
the "S. C. D.
halt, blind
the Local Draft Boards,
and mentally deficient whose ideas apparently were that the

constituted the
Board" was kept busy which were sent down by
Army was
As a
time
it
a conven-
dumping ground
for the insane and physically incompetent.
result of this
weeding-out process the
men who
Regiment
at the
embarked
were selected men

It
in every sense of the

first
word.
the specialized arms in earnest and
was about the
of February
we took up
got a rather confused idea from the British and French instructors as to the most ap-
proved method of winning the war.
Up
to this time the

officers
men
be won with
sort of fire
"I.
D. R." and "Singing" while the
the
arm would be used, but these instructors told us no. war would be won with chauchots and hand grenades while
suffice.
thought the war would had a hazy idea that some The French said
the British hooted
at the idea,
and calmly informed us that the bayonet, trench knife and gas mask
would
five
Not
to
be caught napping, we tried learning
all
methods, and
it
a job, as the French didn't
deem
it
it
proper to use a grenade unless

art to
it was was thrown in
counts and the British were horrified at the idea of simply killing a
man
with
the bayonet, maintaining that
was an
"long thrust" and "withdraw" and

This training
the process should be carried out with technique and temperament.
tended to relegate the
rifle to
the position of being merely a handle for the bayonet
all conform to the inherent American tendencies regarding this weapon; our own Army instructors still insisting that the Manual of Arms, care of the rifle and position and aiming drills were paramount.
which did not at
The balance of our stay at Gordon was devoted to intensive practical training in arms and equipment. Elaborate bayonet and grenade courses were quickly constructed and at Norcross, Ga., an enormous rifle range was built. Each day was divided into periods for practice on each course, except the rifle range, which was several miles away and our practice there was for days at a time doing nothing but shooting. Also each battalion was at intervals placed under French engineers and actually dug systems of trenches and built barbed wire entanglements. Five hundred gas masks were issued to the Regiment and instruction given in their care and use and each man was required to pass through the gas house.
the various uses of our
Parades and reviews were held weekly, culminating in the Division being
C. S. A., for
re-
viewed on April 4th, 1918, by Mrs. John B. Gordon, wife of Gen. John B. Gordon,
whom the camp was named. The officer personnel while at Camp Gordon had undergone many changes some of the original officers being transferred to other branches of the Service and others lost by promotion, while new officers from the Second Training Camp were assigned to the Regiment. Rumors had been
rampant for weeks, gradually assuming a more official tone till the middle of April, when the Regimental advance party was ordered to a port of embarkation and then we knew that our time of departure was close at hand. All drills had been suspended and everything was orderly confusion during the last two weeks of our stay at Gordon. Property was boxed and marked, as per regulations, clothing and equipment issued and stenciled, passenger and baggage lists typed and show down inspections held at all hours of the day and night to determine any shortages. Entraining orders were received and on April 19th, 1918, Headquar-
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Machine Gun and Supply Companies left for Camp Upton, followed shortly thereafter by the balance of the Regiment. This move was made in standard Pullmans on a good time schedule, but the soldiers were practicing their inherent privilege of kicking, complaining because they had to sleep two to a berth. Beginning several days prior to our departure relatives and friends flocked to
the
Camp
in all kinds of
conveyances for farewells.
Our hike down
to the railroad
yards at Chamblee, Ga., was
made wearing
overcoats and heavy woolen underwear
and the biggest packs in captivity on a hot April day and with an inner feeling of martyrism, all of which conspired to concoct emotions which still linger in our
memories.
us
motley crew of
ers, sisters, sweethearts

till
S. C. D., Depot Brigade men, tear stained wives, mothand others of varying relationship, waved us and embraced
the old troop train pulled out.
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CHAPTER
The
trains
II.
at every station on our way North, which culminated in a bedlam of noise upon arrival at New York from shouting, blowing whistles and tooting horns. The Regiment arrived at Upton by sections from April 21st to 24th inclusive.
were given a rousing welcome
Our time
ment
list
at
plete our overseas equipment.
Upton was spent in more inspections and issuing of articles to comThe Quartermaster who devised the overseas equip-
must have thought we were pack mules instead of soldiers. Incidentally, practically all this equipment was dumped on our arrival at Le Havre. Upton was the camp made famous by A. W. 0. L.'s. Our Regiment, both men and officers, were confined to camp till every company was inspected and found to
it seemed that we would be allowed no remembered that a large number of our men were from and had not been home since the first of October and we had no sooner arrived than whole families besieged the Camp, begging and imploring passes for their friends and relatives. The strain was too much for some who went home any way. Finally, however, passes were granted for 24 and 36 hours, depending on the distance to be traveled. Some very pitiful cases came up where men went home suddenly to find on arrival that their whole family had left the day before for Upton to see them. It is not to be wondered at that a lot of the men did not show up the minute the pass expired and on the afternoon of April 30, we were ordered to entrain for Boston harbor, and roll call still showed a number absent. Practically all these, however, were put on the next transport and joined us shortly after
have
all
equipment called for and for a time

all.
time off at
It
will be
New York and
vicinity
our arrival in France.
The
ties
trip to
Boston was uneventful except that
it
is
rumored
that large quanti-
of Uncle Sam's coin changed hands to the tune of the craps.
We made
Boston
by daybreak of May 1st and immediately embarked. The 1st Battalion, Headquarters, Machine Gun and Supply Companies were loaded on H. M. S. Grampian and the 2nd and 3rd Battalions on H. M. S. Scandinavian. We got under way about noon and cruised to New York harbor, arriving there in the late afternoon of May 2nd. The convoy was here assembled, consisting of sixteen transports and one cruiser the San Diego, later sunk and departed during the afternoon of May 3rd. Say, but didn't it make little chills go up your spine when you watched the old Statue of Liberty begin fading out of view and you realized that we were really leaving? One thought came to all the speculation of who were the ones who would
never see the old Girl again.
The
trip across
was uneventful.
We
learned lots though, in that
we became
in-
timately acquainted with our life preserver, which at all times must decorate our
bosoms, also we learned considerable about British sea rations and crews, and we didn't like either. Our time on board was taken up with physical exercise and boat
drills.
These boat
arise.
drills
were held
at
ticing every
one in going to his appointed station or

It
odd times every day and consisted in praclife boat in case an emergency
got our
first taste
should
was on
this trip that
we
of censorship.
The bud-
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for the Folks at
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fish as
Home.
Tales of subs, torpedoes and
big as transports were
ruthlessly butchered and incidentally
many
a censoring officer was sadly disillusioned
regarding the place he was

It
till
now
sure he held in his men's esteem.
has been constantly circulated that when we were about two days from Eng-
land a torpedo passed through our convoy, luckily striking nothing.
Early on the morning of

efficient
little
May
add
15th
to
we picked up our
destroyer patrol.
These
craft certainly
one"s feeling of security in the danger zone.
Those who have never seen them work have missed a great deal.
of a
bunch of well-trained bird dogs trying to get wind of birds. at the game and while in the danger zone would not leave their posts. When we arrived at the entrance to Liverpool harbor the tide was out and we were told we would have to wait till morning and go in with the tide. We were also told Nothing unusual happened, that this waiting place was a regular ships' graveyard. however, and we docked at Liverpool on the morning of May 16th and details were at once put to work unloading the ships. The entire day was spent in unloading and it was twilight before the last troops had debarked. The 1st Battalion, Headquarters, Machine Gun and Supply Companies marched direct to the station and entrained for Southampton, while the 2nd and 3rd Battalions went to Knotty Ash Rest Camp, on the outskirts of Liverpool. The sensation of again marching on land was a good one, after our long sea voyage and the rousing welcome accorded us by the inhabiwere old heads
tants of Liverpool did
They remind one The ship's officers
much
to
we were
all carrying.
At these
rest
Army
didn't
ration and although the
make us forget the weight of the super-packs that camps we were introduced to the famous British jam was appreciated by all, the average doughboy
to cheese
approve of the change from fresh beef and coffee

17th the troops
and
tea.
Southampton embarked on a channel boat and landed at Le Havre early the next morning. The two battalions at Liverpool rested until the morning of the 18th and then entrained for Southdirect to
On May
who had gone
ampton.
The trip across England was very refreshing, after The country was one beautiful picturesque garden. The
so
many days on
the water.
and valleys were everywhere clothed in the verdant beauty of spring and every town through which we passed was spotlessly clean. The red tile roofs and paving appeared to have just been scrubbed and polished. The beauty of the country was greatly enhanced by the absence of fences, stone terraces and close-cropped hedges being used instead. During our stay at Southampton each organization was officially "welcomed overhills
seas" by a British
officer
autographed
letter
of
on behalf of King George V, and each man was given an welcome from the King. The citizens here, especially the
women, seemed
greatly interested in us and did everything possible to add to our
pleasure and enjoyment.
assigned to
of
On May 20th Col. Lindsey received his promotion to Brigadier General and was command of the 164th Brigade, Major Jewett being placed in command the Regiment. On this date the last of our regiment embarked for France and
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the next
1
and
about
morning found us winding our weary way up the five miles from Le Havre. Here we learned
hill to rest
camps Nos.
was
to
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in the future would be confined to what we carried on our backs. The time was spent in turning in American rifles and bayonets and drawing British equipment and salvaging a large majority of the
equipment issued us
the 250
at
Camp
Upton.
Barrack bags most of which have never been

officers
seen since, were left for storage, and shortly thereafter the
learned that of
pounds of overseas equipment required to be brought by them they could retain 50 pounds, including bedding rolls. At this place we were issued gas masks and steel helmets and passed through a gas chamber where each man thoroughly tested the efficiency of his mask, realizing fully that his life might depend upon it
in the future.
By
"rest."
this time,
humor.
we had learned that "rest camps" were a travesty on the word The Englishman who named them certainly must have had a keen sense of They seemed to have been so named because they were located in such
if
places that after an organization had hiked to them the men,
given the opportunity,
would gladly
time
rest in spite of conditions at the
camp.
At Knotty Ash the men had
on a coffin-like bedsack placed on the floor. By the we had mastered the art of about-facing on one without rolling off it was time to move to Southampton and there we slept on the floor without bedsacks; at rest camps in the vicinity of Le Havre we found the same accommodations with the
their first experience in sleeping
added feature of crowding twenty-five men into a small tent. They were all able to lie down, by putting their feet together near the center pole and their heads outside the tent, the process of turning over being done "by the numbers."
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CHAPTER
On May
23rd the
last
III.
of the Regiment entrained at Le Havre for "somewhere in

at
France," arriving the next morning
Eu, a town about 40 miles in rear of the
Somme
front.
After hastily eating breakfast here,
we took
to the
road for an all-day
hike, with full
equipment and
in
that night the

'"billets."
men
slept for the first time in
French
barns, called
army parlance
that
We
found that we were one of ten
American divisions
front.
tactical reserve for the British Fifth
to the British and in this area we were a Army, who were daily expecting a drive on this Regimental headquarters was located at Horcelaines and the troops were
had been loaned
billeted in the neighboring towns.
Henceforth each battalion lived
its
own
life,
coming in contact with the other battalions. It was many weeks before the Regiment was again billeted together. Each step of our journey so far brought closer home to us the fact that we were approaching the front and caused us to think of the relation of the war to us as individuals much more than we had ever done before. Upon our landing at Liverpool the first sight to greet our eyes was a large military hospital. A few hundred yards from Knotty Ash was located a convalescent camp for injured British soldiers, and the neighborhood was thronged with men who had lost one or more limbs and who were glad to edify us with their experiences. As we got off the boat at Le Havre a long hospital train rolled up to the docks, filled with injured being evacuated to England and one couldn't help but wonder how long it would be before he would be coming back in that manner. In our reserve position on the Somme front we
rarely
could hear the roar of the big guns and were visited by day and night by German
planes.
We
were located not far from Abbeville and
this
country was
from injury
only one
bombed that we
heavily almost every night and
many were
town and the surrounding the narrow escapes
experienced, though
we were very
fortunate in that
we had
man
slightly
wounded.
Our time here was spent in hard training under supervision of British training cadres. Although we would all have preferred being in a strictly American sector, the men took great interest in the instruction and worked hard. A large percentage of the officers and many non-coms were sent for short courses in various schools
held by the British and very soon returned
in the latest
to their
companies as qualified instructors

etc.,
methods of using grenades, Lewis guns, Vickers machine guns,

1st the
and
the latest practices for gas defense.
About June
in earnest
Regiment moved by marching
to a
new
area, twenty kilos dis-
tance, headquarters being located at Elincourt.
The
training schedule was continued
and very soon each company had experts with the Lewis gun and everybody was doing good shooting with the British rifle. The men had adjusted themselves to conditions and when night came were glad to go "home" to their respective hay lofts for a few hours rest. During our stay here officers and men from each Battalion and Company were sent to the front line trenches to get first hand information as to the work done there.
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were changed, and we turned in all our British equipment, again drew American arms in their place, and on June 16th the Regiment entrained for an American sector. We never became very enthusiastic over staying with the British for there was We heard a lot about the "blooming bloody offan;" that "British Army Ration."
know what "carry on" meant, but never could underwhen and how to use the expression "cherry-oh," or just what it signified; nor could we ever feel comfortable or know just how to act in the presence of the
being "fed up" and learned to
stand
all
powerful British "Sergeant Major."
We
rather liked the four o'clock tea, which
nothing must be allowed to interfere with, but on the whole, were indeed glad to
American outfit. One of the novelties we were introduced to while with the British was their baths. We marched an hour or two over hot dusty roads to reach the bath house, were allowed so much time to get in the bath, timed as we washed, timed as we rinsed, and timed as we dressed. In fact, the whole affair was much more one of timing than of bathing, for we would only be well under way in one of the phases of becoming clean, when time would be up and we would have to move on. Then followed the long march back to camp over the same hot dusty roads, so we felt after one of these baths that we were not in much better shape than
get back to an
when we started out. By this time we had become accustomed to living in barns, had learned to "find" enough hay or straw to make a comfortable bed, and got along very comfortably in "billets."
in the States
All the "easy methods to learn French" that had been bought
out,
were brought
and everyone started
to try out his particular
brand
of "Parlez vouz," with surprisingly unsatisfactory results.
We
got on pretty good
terms with "Vin Rouge" and "Vin Blanc."

billeted in
All the towns the Regiment had been
were about the same, several centuries old and badly out of repair. The village "Vamp" ran the "Vin Rouge" stand, the mayor was the oldest and most disreputable looking citizen in the town and a man's wealth was judged by the size of
his
manure
pile.
langerie," etc.,
did
we
try to
We knew what the store signs "Estaminet," "Boucherie," "Boumeant and felt we were getting along, nor when in the larger places get accommodations more than once at the "Hotel de Ville."
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Our
trip to the
IV.
first real experience in the French "8-40" (eight chevaux or forty hommes) and as the trip lasted from noon of June 16th
American
sector gave us our
to the this
morning of June
18th,
we had
sufficient
time to become well acquainted with

forty packs can get into one of
it is a known we were going
mode
of transportation.
How
forty
men and
The
those Frog cars will forever remain a mystery, but
fact that
to
it
was
done not only once, but numerous times.

sector
sector
was the Toul
and
to reach
it it
was necessary
to Paris to
to
go south below Paris, then up by Dijon, as
the
Boche were too close
allow promiscuous troop movements between
the front and Paris.
On
the whole, this trip
was very interesting as the various parts
of the country
scenery.
we went through were
quite different as regards the towns and natural
Aside from the fact that uniforms were everywhere in evidence and we
little to
passed train load after train load of war material there was
impress one
with the fact that only a very short distance northward was being fought the greatest of all wars.
Down around
Paris and Dijon France looked very
much
like
any
other normal and industrious country, except that there was a noticeable absence of
able-bodied
men
in civilian clothes.
morning of June 18th the trains pulled into Foug, a short distance below Toul and at dawn the Regiment unloaded and hiked to the towns of F'ranchville, Ville St. Etienne, and Lucy, north of Toul, where the different units were billeted and immediately took up further training. Here the guns at the front could be plainly heard and rumors became persistent that very soon the 328th would take dieir turn in the trenches. The 26th Division was at that time holding the sector which in reports is known as the Toul sector, a subdivision of the Lorraine front. The 82nd was scheduled to relieve the 26th Division, the 328th relieving the 104th Infantry.
the
On
This relief took several days, one battalion being relieved

tion of roads
at a
time to avoid conges-
The relief was started June 26th and The troops were moved to points immediately in rear of the sector at night on a narrow gauge railroad known as the Dekauville. The 2nd Battalion under Major Buxton took over the actual front which extended from Bouconville to Rambucourt. The 328th being on the extreme left of the
and noticeable troop movement.
completed June 29th.
Division sector connected with the French between Bouconville and Broussey and our right connected with the .327th between Rambucourt and Beaumont. The 3rd
Battalion held positions at Gerard Sas about 3 kilos behind the front, as support
battalion,
and the
1st
Battalion was stationed at Cornieville
still
further back as
reserve battalion.
The system
of reliefs was for the front line battalion to drop

to the next
back
to the reserve position,
each of the other battalions moving forward
position.
This was the old American training sector where the green divisions were placed
to
learn the intricacies of troop
movements and
reliefs at
night and
become
ac-
quainted with that very important and nerve-racking routine of patrols.

points along this front are familiar to the A. E. F.
All the
Montsec was
in the
immediate
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German iiiacliine gun hole on Hill 260, taken by the 2nd Battalion on October 8th. 123 machine guns were taken on that day from holes similar to above, together with 325
prisoners. The drive of the 1st Battalion on the 7th and of the 2nd Battalion on the 8th forced the Boche from in front of the 28th Division, relieved the 28th Division and forced the Boche to fall back in front of the 77lh Division on our left. The above statement
made by Gen. Pershing
in 1919 at a review of the
82nd
Division.
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front îth Xivray sticking out in our line like a sore thumh and Marvoisin in "No Man's Land," while a little to our right was Siecheprey, the scene of the famous raid on the 26th Division. Everyone had read of and had difficulty in understanding the dreary monotony of trench warfare and here we were to realize it: to sit for days in a trench gazing intently at the enemy lines and never see anything to shoot at, chow details, wire stringing details, trench digging details, patrols every night with monotonous regularity
and
at the
end of several weeks

at this
to
be holding the same positions with nothing

Col.
apparently accomplished.
The Regiment
been assigned to
All
time was
commanded by
Hunter B. Nelson, who had
its
command June
a
26th, having served as attached since June 13th.

will
who had
the pleasure of
knowing Col. Nelson
remember him with
feelings
of affection.
He was
majors he called son patrol was on a dangerous mission he would

the
man men serve for love. Everyone from his orderly to the and his men were his constant thought. When an important
sit
up
till
early morning waiting for
news of
its
return.
On July 3rd under command of Major Johnson tlie 3rd Battalion relieved the 2nd Battalion in the front the 2nd dropping back to Cornieville while the 1st moved up to positions vacated by the 3rd. On July 10th the 1st Battalion, under Major Jewett, relieved the 3rd with the corresponding rotations. These weekly reliefs continued till August 5th, at which time our relief by the 356th Infantry, 89th Division, was completed and we, feeling like war-worn veterans, moved back to Troussey and Rigny La Salle by Dekauville the 1st and 3rd Battalions in the former town. Regimental Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, Headquarters, Supply
and Machine Gun Companies in the
latter.
story, a few men being killed by who halted and shot at the same time, usually with deadly effect; numerous patrols with one rather nasty little encounter in Xivray, where we had several casualties in the 3rd Battalion which was in the front line at that time; a few shells principally in Rambucourt, which at that time we called barrages; barrages then meaning to us anv shelling wherein more than six shells were fired at the rate of one per minute or faster. It was here that Capt. Sissons of L. Co. was
Our
stay in the trenches
had been the same old
nervous sentries
badly wounded by a shell fragment one night during a rather heavy shelling.
In Raulecourt at Regimental Headquarters we had Red Cross, Salvation Army and Y. M. C. A. huts where hot chocolate and doughnuts were served on the nights of reliefs to the boys coming out. Gas was our great horror. A night rarely passed by but what some zealous gas
sentry didn't send forth the alarm and not to be taking any chances every sentry in hearing would pick up the signal and start sounding his particular brand of noise
etc.,
Soon the whole area would be echoing with the noise of horns, bells, rattles, and men would adjust their masks, having a sick feeling in the stomach and Men who knew no fear when it was a case of danger from chills down the spine. personal combat would turn pale when that awful raucus klaxon grated out its alarm Nothing but actual experience could teach one about in the middle of the night.
maker.
gas,
and
it
was only a short time, however,
till
false alarms
were
at
minimum.
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While the time
in this area
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was very quiet, every one got a lot of benefit from actual experience, and what was still more important, that feeling of confidence which differentiates the experienced soldier from the rookie. As above stated, on August 5th the Regiment moved back to a rest area and there put in the time in drills of all sorts and generally cleaning up and preparing
to
go
to the
Chateau Thierry
district to take
over a sector.
part of the Division
actually did go there, but suddenly plans were changed and the elements which
had
gone were recalled and the Division was ordered
to relieve the
2nd Division
at Pont-
Marbache Sector. This move was made August 2nd Battalion again taking the front line 3rd Battalion support at Dieulouard and 1st Battalion in reserve in Liverdun woods. Regimental Headquarters was at Dieulouard and Supply Company was at Belleville.
a-Mousson
in
what
is
known
as the
the
15th and 16th by Dekauville
The Regiment
16th.
relieved the 6th Marines, the front line being taken over on
August
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of the line, the "live and
let live"
V.
This sector, prior to the entry of American troops, was a typical quiet sector
principle having been strictly adhered to; so quiet town of 30,000 inhabitants located one kilo inside the French lines, had not been evacuated by the inhabitants and life was proceeding there as if the times were normal. The advent of the 2nd Division, the iirst American troops in this area, seemed to be the cue for the natives to leave, however, as it had been proven in all instances that the American fighting spirit would not admit
was
it
that Pont-a-Mousson, a
of calmly sitting
down and never
firing a shot.
The
thrifty citizens
had
left
luxuriant
gardens, and these, together with the abundant fruit, contributed quite a bit to the
bill-of-fare,
company cooks gaining
a reputation for resourcefulness.
was the 360th Infantry of the 90th Diposition was well orfor American patrols. a few hundred yards Both the and the intervening area was filled with masses of barbed wire, through which it was impossible to go without knowing the beaten paths. The Boche had outpost positions in ruins of houses with tunnels leading to them and were familiar with every
the left of our regimental sector
vision,
On
and our right flank rested on the Moselle River.
ganized for defense but
The "No Man's Land" here held its terrors French and German positions had been withdrawn
foot of the terrain.
These conditions came very near
to causing disaster for us
more
than once, but our only casualties were due to the surprising of two advanced day
outposts.
This sector was in the beaten air path from Nancy to Metz, and every night the was filled with the hum of motors, and one, and usually both of these cities were bombed. The anti-aircraft batteries of both places were well organized and each night saw heavy barrages. On the night of August 24th the 3rd Battalion took over the front line, the 2nd going to the reserve position and the 1st to support, and on September 1st relief again took place, the 1st Battalion moving to the front line position. Support and Reserve Battalions were drilling hard during this time, devoting all their time to maneuvers with the aid of all auxiliary weapons and each day saw its own problem
air
fully
G. H. Q.
worked out before inspectors from every headquarters from regimental to Everywhere could be heard rumors of an impending American drive and
it
war supplies would be a show worth while. Our strenuous training in attack problems had eradicated the glaring errors and by the time it came to again make another relief, we all admitted that we were "good." On the night of September 9th the 2nd Battalion moved up to relieve the front line, the 3rd Battalion moving to support and the 1st Battalion moving back to the
the constantly increasing stream of all varieties of artillery and other
toward the front indicated that
vicinity of Dieulouard, instead of the usual reserve position in the
Liverdun woods.
The
air
ing drive were expected hourly.

11th,
rumors and orders respecting the approachThe suspense continued until the afternoon of the when word was received that the drive would begin the next morning, the
was surcharged with
all sorts of
zero hour for artillery being 1:15.
Orders stated that the mission of our regiment
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was
to
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its
keep in contact with the enemy
at all times, but to
remain in
present posi-
tion until further orders.
Our
1st Battalion
was designated
as the liaison Battalion

left;
between our Regiment and the 360th Infantry, who were on our
accordingly,
on the night of the 11th they moved

of the two regiments.
to a position in rear of the front line junction
Our
position was that of "holding the hinge" for the drive and
as
it
was by no means an enviable one,

at the
required us to hold our right flank stationary
same time keeping our

Interest
left flank in liaison
with the 360th,
who were
to ad-
vance.
was keyed
to the highest point
and everybody feverishly awaited the

until
zero hour.
From 1:15 on
the
morning of September 12th
5:30 there took
place the greatest barrage of the war, up until that time, and then the rolling barrage
began.
Throughout the 12th our patrols kept up contact as ordered and met with
First Lieutenant Charles F. Harrison of
uniform severe resistance.

lost his life
"F" Company
while bravely leading one of these patrols and our casualties from this
source throughout the day were about 25.
On
the afternoon of the 12th, Lieutenant
Donald M. Love, with four men, penetrated

meters, reaching the town of Norroy.
the enemy's line to a depth of
two
kilo-
On
the
morning of the 13th we were

and
front.
all gratified at the
news received concerning

to
the success of the drive
at the indications that the
enemy was about
withdraw
from our immediate

the
This appearing certain,
at
13 hours on Friday the 13th,
Field Order No. 13 issued by 164th Brigade Headquarters called for the advance of
2nd Battalion
to the heights north of
Norroy.
The 3rd
Battalion was to support
the advance.
Shortly after dark, Col. Wetherill (then Lieutenant-Colonel),

tactical
who had
been placed in
command
of the two battalions began the advance and in spite
of the intense darkness and inconceivable mass of barbed wire, the compass direction of
to
it.
advance was held to the degree, each element arriving in the position assigned
No
resistance
was encountered and there were no
casualties.
town of Norroy were indications that the Boche had left very hurriedly. Cooked meals were found, as well as undestroyed maps and military records of value to us. We also found about fifteen old men and women, natives of
in the
Everywhere
the town,
who had been
there throughout the war.
Their gladness
at their liberation
and the advent of the Americans was

first
a sight never to be forgotten.
This being our
experience in occupying enemy-held territory, everybody was in high spirits

cigars, cigarettes
and very soon German

the 14th and about
and beer were being passed around
freely.
Aerial observation revealed our advance to the
enemy
early in the morning of
noon the town and the surrounding
territory
were heavily shelled
with H. E. and gas.
This shelling was intense and was kept up throughout the after-
noon and well

their
into the night, causing the air to
be continually charged with

it
gas.
to
As
don
there were no gas proof positions in the town,
was necessary for everybody
masks and keep them on, sometimes as long as four hours on a stretch. The was good, though, and gas casualties were very slight. The continued shelling took its toll, however, and this, together with the continued strain and lack of rest and hot food for the previous 48 hours, was very trying on the men. As an additional advance was contemplated a relief was ordered and on the night of
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the 14th the 3rd Battalion took over the front line and the 1st Battalion
who had
been relieved from liaison duty moved up to support them.
The 2nd Battalion
moved back
to the vicinity of
Dieulouard for a much needed
rest.
On the morning of the 15th orders were issued for the 3rd Battalion to advance and occupy Vandieres together with the hills to the north of that town. The attack began at 1 :00 P. M. with companies K and M in the front line and I and L in support.
The
attack
was made with practically no
artillery preparation
to the front
and our forces

artillery firing
were
at all times in plain sight of the
enemy
and right flank; conse-
quently
at point
we were
heavily shelled throughout the advance by

In spite of this, however, the
enemy
blank range.
men went forward
dauntlessly
until the objective
was reached.
Shortly after the attack began Major Johnson
turned his ankle and, being unable to advance, delivered the
command
to
Capt.
Rumph, who was
seriously
wounded
a short while later.
Capt. Clarkson then took
command and
the position
directed the Battalion throughout the remainder of the action.
The
objective was reached at 3:30 and the remainder of the day was spent in organizing
and caring for the wounded. The casualties suffered during the engagement totalled 185, the following officers being seriously wounded: Captains
Rumph and Cooper and Lieutenants Sutherland and W. E. Cox. On the evening of September 14th the 1st Battalion had taken
moved forward
at to relieve the
over the support
positions south of INorroy, which had been evacuated by the 3rd Battalion
2nd Battalion. was ordered

to
These were held
till
when they noon of the 15th.
which time the
1st Battalion
the attack
made by
the 3rd Battalion on that date.
move forward as support battalion in The 1st Battalion moved through
Norroy
to the ridges
north of that town, remaining in this position for the balance
of the afternoon.
After dark the 1st Battalion was ordered to relieve the front line
attack.
which had suffered severely during the

trying conditions
This relief was
made under
very
the Boche keeping up

little
intense artillery fire on the positions.
ridges near the river just north of Vandieres were directly under the
The German guns
and offered very
protection from
fire,
so
it
was decided to take up positions in
trenches just south of Vandieres at this point.
The
line decided
on was with the

there the line ran
right flank on the Moselle River just south of Vandieres.
From
West for about 600 meters, then Northwest, taking in the ridges west and northwest of Vandieres. The town of Vandieres being in a pocket and directly under our guns, was consequently untenable for any enemy forces and in addition the support companies furnished strong outposts at the town and along the roads and river.
considerable part of our line was old German trenches and at the time of the went forward and turned these trenches so as to them toward the enemy, also greatly assisting in digging new trenches. These positions were held until three A. M. of September 18th at which time the 90th Division moved to the right, taking them over. The artillery fire here was intense, as we received fire not only from the front, but also from our right flank across the river, with big shells coming from the MeLz forts. On the night of September 17th-18th before our relief by the 360di, a concentrated gas attack was made on our left, which lasted several hours, causing a number of casualties in D Company from Mustard Gas burns, Capt. Lewis and Capt. (then Lieutenant) Candler being among
relief a strong party of engineers
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Right after the relief a heavy shelling of the rear areas took
toll
those burned.
the companies
from
moving back.
Upon
the relief of the Regiment Col. Nelson
ferred and Col. (then Lieutenant-Colonel) Wetherill took command. had been appointed Division Inspector some weeks previous to the St. Mihiel drive, but did not take up his new duties until this time. Major (then Captain) Tillman
was transMajor Buxton
was given command of the 2nd Battalion. During the afternoon of the 18th the Regiment moved, partly by trucks and partly by marching, to the Marbache woods situated on a very high hill south of Belleville. This was the first time since our arrival in France that the entire Regiment was billeted together. Here we were re-equipped and got what rest we could in the continual rain which lasted our entire stay there. Due to casualties, a certain amount of reorganization was necessary. The plans of the Meuse-Argonne were kept very
secret
and we had no idea what our next move would be.

to a
On
the evening of the
23rd we were informed that we would move

the usual preparations were made.
new
sector the following day,
and
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CHAPTER
On
the
VI.
left the
morning of September 24th the Regiment

After travelling
all
Marbache
sector
and
embussed.
day,
we
arrived at Auzeville shortly after midnight,
the 1st and 2nd Battalions marching to the Foret D'Argonne and
camping
in the
woods
Camp Mallory, while the 3rd Battalion marched to and occupied an old French Camp on the southeastern edge of the forest. The Regiment reached its Camp between one and two A. M. September 26th. The animal drawn
in
what was known as
transport of the Regiment meanwhile had left the

20th,
Marbache
sector
on September
and had made the journey
in four stages.
the
The 82nd Division was attached to the First Army Corps, and was reserve for Army. The 3rd Battalion was designated as reserve for the 164th Brigade. Shortly after we arrived in the woods, the preliminary barrage commenced thun-
dering off to the north, and at 5:30 September 26th the infantry
tack of the
made
tlie initial at-
Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The zone of action of the First Corps, to which the Regiment was attached, was bounded on the east by Vanquis, Very, Sommerance and Imecourt, all inclusive, and on the west by La Harazee, inclusive, Binarville, Lancon, Grand Ham, all exclusive, and Grand Pre, inclusive. The mission of the Corps was to reduce the Foret D'Argonne by flanking it from the east;
to assist in cutting off hostile artillery fire
the forest, and
upon arriving
at
the Corps objective, to advance to the
and observation from the eastern edge of American
Army
objective.
to
During the next few days, the Regiment was held in readiness
on an hour's notice, and while in
this position, training
was carried on
move forward daily. The

Islettes,
country to our immediate front, and especially the road leading to Les
La Harazee and Varennes was reconnoitered by the Regimental and Battalion Commanders and bv Capt. Adone D. Tomasello, Regimental Operations Officer, Lieutenant W. K. Merritt, Regimental Intelligence Officer, and Lieutenants J. G. Roberts, Scouts also went J. M. Garner, Edwin U. 0. Waters, Battalion Intelligence Officers. forward and examined the terrain. During most of this period, Auzeville and the Captain Paul P. Goold, who had been near vicinity was subjected to shell fire. Regimental Adjutant, left the Regiment here and returned to the United States; Lieutenant A. G. Eritzland, Regimental Personnel Adjutant, was transferred to G. H. Q. and a number of N. C. O.'s were sent to the Army Candidates School. Lieutenant W. F. Enneking was appointed to fill the vacancy in the Regimental Adjutant's office, and Lieutenant T. B. Fay became Regimental Personnel Officer, and a number of N. C. O.'s and privates received promotions.
On October 3rd, the Division passed from the Army Reserve to the reserve of Army Corps, and on the afternoon of that day, the Regiment moved north by way of Les Islettes to the vicinity of Losheres where it bivouaced for the night. The march was resumed by 7 o'clock on the following morning, and after passing through the territory only a few days prior occupied by the 77th Division, across the "No Man's Land" of four years standing, which our artillery had just recently
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after a
mere mass of ground, wire and wreckage, the Regiment,
march
up a position to the east of Camp Mahaut, German cemetery, where it went into bivouac.
of 12 kilometers, took
in the vicinity of a
The Regiment remained

east.
at this
place until Sunday, October 6th.

to the north
While here
to the north-
maneuvers took place, and reconnoissance was made
and
On
the
morning of Sunday, the 6th of October, the Regimental and
First Bat-
Commanders went forward to Apremont, and- in the afternoon, the Regimental and Battalion Commanders, with Brigadier General Lindsey, reconnoitered
talion
the country to the north of Baulny, including
and the southern

that the
vicinity of
Exermont.
At
this time,
Chaudron Farm, Montrebeau Woods, information had been received

and would go over the top
Regiment would move
into the lines that night,
the following morning.
Upon
the return of the above mentioned officers of the Regi-
ment, they found the companies already preparing to move.
The
Officers
were hur-
riedly assembled, and by the light of a few candles in a tent in the cemetery, the
general plan of the operations of that night and the following day was gone over by
the Regimental
commander.
At 8:00
P.
M.
the 1st Battalion leading, followed by the
2nd and 3rd Battalions
and Machine Gun Company, the Regiment moved out
in the direction of Varennes.

it
Upon going
made up
out of the forest and entering the valley, the Regiment halted, where
remained until midnight.

their
While here, the
1st Battalion
dropped
their packs,
at
and
Di-
combat packs.
Meanwhile, the Regimental Commander was
vision Headquarters and very late in the evening, received the orders for the attack.
Upon
his return, the
Regiment continued
its
march through Varennes and along

which was
at this
the
main army road

the enemy.
a
in the direction of Fleville,
time in possession of
The night was exceptionally dark,

traffic,
a light rain falling, and the road

south.
mass of
slowly wending
its
way both north and
was The Divisional Ar-
tillery
and Machine Gun organizations were moving forward

action.
to their positions for
the
coming morning
its
The
traffic.
infantry, in
columns of twos, slowly but surely

Regiment went north, the road
the
made
possibly
way through this made a march of
Only the
best of disciplined troops could have
this character.
As
the
came under shell fire and considerable gas was experienced. The march was approximately fourteen kilometers long, and by reason of
5 o'clock.
road conditions, the troops did not arrive in the vicinity of their positions until after
On
the road up, the 3rd Battalion
which was acting as Brigade Reserve,
took up
its
position on the eastern side of the road about two kilometers north of
it
Baulny, where
dug
in.
the 1st Battalion in the
where
attack.
it
took up a position along the east and west side of the
The 2nd Battalion, which had been designated to support jump off, continued to the vicinity of Depot D'Munitions, army road. A por-
tion of the 321st
the
M. G. Battalion was attached to the Battalion for the purpose of the The Machine Gun Company of the Regiment had given the right of way on road to the artillery, and by the time it reached Depot D'Munitions, it was nearly
it
daylight, and
cover.
took up a position in this vicinity, taking advantage of
all
available
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Shortly thereafter the
trains
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enemy planes sought
it
out and
bombed
it.
The combat
just west of
were placed
just north of
Baulney, while the
field train
remained
Varennes.
La Forge, about 5:10 o'clock, and immediately La Forge and facing west. "A" and "C" Companies were in the front and "B" and "D" were held in support in the woods Des Granges about one kilometer east of La Forge. A heavy fog had settled on the valley, which rendered it quite impossible to see more than 100 meters to the front. The Regimental P. C. was established at La Forge, and the Regimental commander, with his headquarters personnel, immediately moved to this position. The sector of the Regiment over which the attack was to be launched was bounded on the north by Fem Des Granges and Hill 180 exclusive, and on the south by Fern Des Granges and La Forge and Chatel Chehery inclusive. Its first objective was the Hill 223
1st Battalion arrived east of
The
formed for an attack
just east of
it was then ordered to proceed to the Decauville railroad, the Corps objective. The 327th Infantry was on our right and the 110th Infantry of the 28th Division was on our left. The attack was ordered held and "A" and "C" companies took cover in ditches. Due to being in better position to form up for attack unobserved, "B" and "D" companies were designated as assaulting companies. At 11:15 "B" and "D" companies moved out of the woods in double line of small columns with "D" company on the left and "B" on the right. They advanced
and
west over open country, passing through
"A" and "C" companies.
companies had
servation
to
advance nearly two kilometers,
at all times subject to
The attacking enemy ob-
from the west and northwest, and to ford the River Aire before reaching the base of Hill 223. While going forward the troops were subjected to a terrific concentration of shell fire. The troops moved forward under perfect control as if in a practiced maneuver, and by taking advantage of favorable situations covered the
distance with comparatively few casualties.
Shortly after reaching the Hill, Capt.
Richard Douglas of "B"
Company was
The
painfully
command
number
vance.
of the company.
objective
wounded and Lieutenant Day took was taken by 1:00 P. M., and with it a
to a further ad-
of prisoners.
The companies then reorganized preparatory
During the advance "H" company had acted as a combat liaison unit between our Division and the 28th Division on the left. When the leading companies
had passed the River Aire, the First Battalion after our first prisoners were brought in and
to La Forge, and shortly examined were sent to the Brigade P. C. Lieutenant W. K. Merritt, Regimental Intelligence Officer, and Lieutenant Walter M. Little of the Supply Company started back with these prisoners along the La Forge road but before they had gone very far Lieutenant Merritt was
P. C.
moved
after being
wounded, and Lieutenant

There was attached
wounds from which a few days later he died. One Pounder and Trench Mortar platoons, of Headquarters Company. Immediately to the south of Des Granges Woods was the Battalion first aid station, which continued its work all day and night, moving forward to Chatel Chehery on October 8th. As soon as the leading companies had left the woods in the attack, the place was subjected to a terrific shelling, lasting about two hours; evidently upon the supposition that the remainder of the Battalion was
Little received
to the Battalion the
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At 2:00 P. M. from Hill 223 the advance was continued by squad rushes. "D" company had covered 200 meters in this manner when a hot machine gun fire from off the left flank and in front of our neighboring unit opened up and the enemy
terrific machine "B" Company stubbornly resisted, and The enemy, however, kept up its maafter an hour the counter-attack broke down. chine gun fire until dark. The companies then consolidated their positions for the night. During the consolidation and for some time later, these companies were un-
launched a strong counter-attack from the north and west under a
gun barrage.
"D" Company and
a part of
der shell and machine gun

their position
fire
from the
hold.
west, north
this
and northeast, which rendered
most
difficult to
While
counter attack was being
made
heavy barrage was put down between the river and Les Granges Woods, being placed
no doubt
in order to prevent the bringing

visibility
up of any supporting troops.
When
little to
grew poor
at the
approach of night, "A" and "C" companies,

to a position a
which had remained in the ditches during the day, were withdrawn
the south, and reorganized, and held there in readiness.
rain set in and severe shelling opened
the Battalion's advance.
Just at dark, a heavy
up on our
front line and along the line of
Information was received at the Regimental P. C. that the

counter-attack, and, by the Brigade, that our
off.
enemy was preparing
to
front
line
Battalion and Regimental Headquarters had been cut
and 2nd Battalions prepared to come to their support. La Forge however was still in our possession, and "A" Company, the One Pounder and Trench Mortar Platoons, and the balance of the Machine Gun Company of the Regiment were brought forward to La Forge. Our lines were not counter-attacked again that night, and our front line at all times held Hill 223. During the evening a detachment of Engineers reported to the Regimental Commander and were assigned some work in bridging the Aire. The Regimental P. C. moved forward to Chatel Chehery and during the early hours of the oth, three platoons of the Machine Gun Company, One Pounder and Trench Mortar platoons crossed the Aire River and took up positions in the vicinity During the night "A" and "C" Companies were of Hill 223 and Chatel Chehery.
rest of the 1st
The
both moved forward to Chatel Chehery.
the
At 1:15 on the morning of the 8th the Battalion and Company Commanders of 2nd Battalion were ordered to the Regimental P. C. and were given detailed instructions to execute a passage of the lines and continue the advance to the Corps objective. The Battalion moved out at 2:00 and advanced across the river and intervening valley to Hill 223 and the ground immediately north of that point. During this preparatory advance, the enemy artillery registered a direct hit on the only
In it was necessary to ford the badly swollen stream. and numerous casualties due to the heavy shelling, the troops executed the passage of the lines in good order and were in position ready to advance at the zero hour, which was 6:00 o'clock. From right to left in the front line were "E" Company under Capt. (then First Lieutenant) Hopper and "G" Company under Major (then Captain) Danforth. The support companies were from right to left, "F" Company commanded by Capt. (then First Lieutenant) Cox (Capt. Forman having been evacuated! and "H" Company under First Lieutenant Brown.
bridge across the river and

spite of this hardship
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by the 327th Infantry on the right, 328th Infantry in the center and the 110th Infantry on the left, all driving west to the corps objective, preceded by a heavy barrage. The barrage failed to materialize, as did the attack of the 110th Infantry, but at zero hour our 2nd Battalion moved The One out with our Machine Gun Company firing a barrage from Hill 223. Pounder Platoon was also doing effective work from this position. The advance continued with slight resistance for about 700 meters, but then met with withering
The orders
called for a concerted attack
machine gun
fire
from the front and both

left
flanks.
It
developed that the original
as-
signment of sectors
in spite of these
to
a gap of a kilometer between the 327th and 328th, so that
our attack was launched with both flanks exposed.

proceed further without flank protection.
most adverse conditions until 11:30, when
The advance continued, however, it was utterly impossible
The remaining elements

teen
flank
of one of the support platoons of

left
men
in all,
were sent around the
rear to silence the

to
and two platoons of "F" Company were ordered

cover that flank.
"G" Company, sevenenemy guns on the left attack on the right of "E"
met with great
success,
Company and
The patrol
to the left flank
of Corporal Alvin C. accomplishing its York, with 132 prisoners, in spite of the fact that seven of their number were killed and two seriously wounded. This has been spoken of as one of the outstanding ac-
mission and returning,
under
command
complishments of the war. On the right flank, however, the terrain could not be covered even in time of peace without the aid of scaling ladders and the attack was
foredoomed
to failure.
The left flank was thus enabled to advance some further, but their heavy casualties had so decimated the ranks that the resistance met stopped them again, short
of the objective. of
Lieutenant Kirby P. Stewart, leading one of the assault platoons
"G" Company was killed while advancing with his men after he had been severely wounded and the losses all along the line were very heavy. As further progress was
impossible under conditions,
it
was arranged
to
have two companies of the 327th
attack in the gap between their sector and ours
were sent forward to reinforce our left flank. and the objective reached at 5:00 P. M., the position being consolidated for the night. The day's operations resulted in the capture of three officers, 274 men, four field pieces, two heavy mortars, four anti-tank guns and 130 heavy machine guns, During these operations. Lieutenants Winston, Harbesides quantities of material. wick and Meehan were severely wounded. During the night of the 8th "A" Company was moved up from the village to the support of "E" and "H" and shortly after dark "C" Company moved forward and took up a position in support of "I" and "M" Companies of the 327th Infantry, which were attacking the ridge to our north. At about 4 o'clock on the morning of
the 9th,
and two platoons of "H" Company The attack was renewed at 3:30 P. M.
"A" Company was withdrawn from
its
position of support, to Chatel Che-
Cornay Ridge at 8 o'clock on the 9th. Under cover of a heavy fog, the Regiment attacked due nordi; "A" Company was on the right with two platoons of "C" Company to its left, with "E" and "F" Companies further to the west. "H" and "D" Companies were held in support of "E" and "F"
hery, preparatory to the attack on
and "G" Company covered the
left flank
of the Regimental sector.
Two
Platoons
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"C" Company remained in Chatel Chehery in reserve. "A" and "C" Companies on the right advanced under cover of the heavy fog until the steep side of the ridge prevented further progress. At this moment the enemy opened fire. In the struggle
were
killed.
M. Coston of Company "A" and several men of was requested and the line drew back a short distance from the position which was to be shelled. Our artillery at 12:15 opened up and continued for nearly an hour with good effect. "A" and "C" Companies held
that followed, Lieutenant Orville his platoon
Artillery fire
immediately under the guns of the enemy. Later on the two platoons of "C" Company which had been held in reserve, relieved "D" Company, and during the night, the platoons of "C" Company toward the right were withdrawn, leaving "A" Company holding the right flank of the Regimental
their positions all day, although
sector.
"E" and "F" Companies advanced through a valley
that
had been saturated with
phosgene gas and made a determined attack on the steep ridge in front of them, but on account of the heavy casualties suffered during the preceding engagements were unable to hold the ground they gained. They were ordered to retire to their original
positions and a check of the
that there were only
2nd Battalion made shortly thereafter revealed the
fact
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effectives left in the organization.
was ordered to support an atmorning set out to report to the Headquarters on Hill 180. It was necessary for them to cross the Aire River after daybreak and they suffered heavily from the ensuing shelling. "I" and "K" Companies were sent forward in attack at 7:00 A. M. and Companies "L" and "M" advanced to reinforce the firing line in the afternoon. The attack on Cornay was hotly contested, but by nightfall we had taken several buildings on the outskirts of the town, the Germans remaining in possession of the town itself. Several patrols were sent into the town during the night, but were unable to hold it, due to heavy artillery fire and the fact that every approach to the village was enfiladed by machine guns. We sustained many casualties on these patrols, but succeeded in capturing 135 prisoners and several machine guns.
the
the 8th our Third Battalion
On
morning of
tack of the 327th on Cornay Ridge and early that
On the morning of October 9th the enemy counter-attacked the positions in and around Cornay and under cover of the dense fog succeeded in cutting the town completely off. The American troops present took refuge in a few buildings on the edge of town, but this position soon became untenable and to save loss of additional lives,
Commander, an officer of the 327th, decided to surrender. All the officers and but six of the men from the 328th who were present succeeded in escaping and making their way back to our lines. During the two days action Lieutenant Goldsmith was killed and Lieutenants Hood, Teague, Haines, Bell, Shipp, Waller and Cobb were wounded. The effective strength of the Battalion was at this time about
the
all
150 men. On the night of the 10th the remainder of the Battalion rejoined the Regiment at Pylone. On the morning of October 10th the 325th Infantry passed over the lines of the Regiment, and continued the attack towards the north. The Second Battalion remained, however, in the position it had occupied the night before, during the balance of the day. Since early on the morning of the 7th, the Regiment had been con-
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tinuously engaged in combat, and had suffered severely from shell and machine gun
.
fire
terrific strain, the
and from gas and had had but little time for rest or food. troops had kept up well and had performed
Notwithstanding the
their
duty with great
credit.
there
The day of the 10th was the first since the commencement of the attack that had been any opportunity for rest or feeding. On this day, the companies were reorganized and fed. Parties went forward and collected our dead and buried them The battle in a little graveyard which had been set aside in the village church yard. field was policed by a special detail sent out by the respective Battalions, which reThe covered a great deal of equipment from the dead and seriously wounded. vigorous and constant attacks that the Regiment had laiuiched from the east into the
flank of the
Argonne where the enemy had been holding up the advance of
the 77th
Division through the forest, had been effected by the morning of the 10th and the
Argonne at that time was practically clear of the enemy. The Regiment had performed the first two missions assigned as corps missions, viz: reducing the forest by flanking from the east and destroying observation and preventing artillery fire from the right edge of the forest. It is most significant that at the very place where the Regiment had so effectively driven this flanking wedge it had at the first opportunity
buried
its
gallant dead.
Late in the evening of October 10th, orders were received for the Regiment to
Battalion
road near Pylone on the ridge running west of Cornay. The Commanders were called into Regimental headquarters and given routes by which this march was to be made, and at 3 o'clock October 11th, the Regiment moved. The Third and First Battalions marched through Cornay and then west along assemble
at the cross
marched along the Decauville railroad to its about daylight. Regimental P. C. was established at the cross roads and the troops dug in and remained under cover during The Regiment at this time was brigaded with the 326th Infantry under the day. General Cronin. At about 3:00 P. M. orders were received designating the Second Battalion as Division Reserve, and shortly afterwards the Battalion moved to the vicinity of Fleville, and reported to General Lindsey, 164th Brigadier Commander. The Battalion was then sent to bivouac on the ridge northwest of Fleville. At dark on October 11th, the Regimental and First Battalion Commanders and Operations Officer reconnoitered the front and the First Battalion then moved to a position in the Bois Marcq south of the village of Marcq in support of the 326th Infantry. "C" and "D" companies held the Battalion front and "A" gnd "B" were placed in the support positions. The Battalion dug in and remained there until noon of the 12th, when it reassembled and moved east, following the Regiment to Fleville
the ridge while the Second Battalion
positions.
The Regiment assembled
just
by way of Cornay.
back
morning of October 12th, orders were received transferring the Regiment 164th Brigade and directing that it report to General Lindsey at Fleville. morning of the 12th, the Third Battalion which had been held at Pylone, During the marched to Fleville. followed in the afternoon by the First Battalion. The Third Battalion bivouaced in the woods just east of the Second Battalion while the First Battalion went into the woods about 1500 meters east of Fleville, and south of the east and west road, where sufficient fox holes, but recently occupied by the Germans,
the
to the
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were found
to take care of the troops.
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Here the Regiment was once more assem-
bled together and remained during the night of the 12th, and day of the 13th.
The
Regimental P. C. was established
in Fleville.
Positions were under shell fire at all

to
times while the presence of enemy planes compelled us

the
remain under cover of
woods during the day
time.
On
the afternoon of the 13th, Lieutenant Colonel
Wetherill and Battalion
Commanders and Company Commanders

which was
to
of the First Bat-
talion went forward to reconnoiter the position
be occupied that night This

re-
preparatory to a general advance to be

connoissance was
made on
the following morning.
made exceedingly
officers
difficult
by reason of the presence of enemy

to within
planes in large numbers, flying at a low altitude, which at this time were directing
artillery fire.
The
making reconnoissance covered the country up
about 300 meters of Sommerance, where the P. C. of the 327th Infantry was at that
time established, when darkness rendered further work to the front impossible.
officers
The
returned to Fleville and at the Regimental P. C. the orders of the following
day's operations were gone over by the Regimental
Commander.
shelled and a
Shortly after dark, the Battalions drew their iron rations and ammunition and
marched by Battalion northward.

casualties
The roads were heavily
number
of
were suffered on the way up.
Regimental P. C. moved from Fleville
to a
position near the cross roads, about 300 meters south of
Sommerance.
Shortly after
midnight on October 14th, the
first
Battalion reached Sommerance, relieving the for-
ward Battalion of the 327th Infantry, performed with "C" Company on the right and "D" Company on the left while "A" and "B" Companies were in support of "C" and "D" respectively. Each company covered a front of 250 meters. Our
front line
was about 500 meters north of the Sommerance-Saint Juvin Road.
Two
platoons of
"H" Company were
directed to follow as "moppers-up."

east,
mental boundary line was the same as Divisional only
Our Regirunning through Somfire
merance, Saint George and Imecourt, and was approximately one kilometer in width.
Troops occupied fox holes during the early morning, as heavy machine gun
was causing
talion
casualties.
An
artillery officer with
two 75's reported
to the First Bat-
during the early morning and the guns were placed
just north of the road.
The 328th Machine Gun Company, under command of Lieutenant Edward C. DeSaussure, was attached to the Battalion and the guns were promptly put into position. The One Pounder and Trench Mortar Platoons were also designated to attack with the leading Battalion. The 42nd Division was on our right and the 163rd Brigade was on our left. The relief of the leading Battalion of the 327th Infantry was completed about two o'clock on the 14th, and the First Battalion was established on the
Sommerance-Saint Juvin Road about 500 meters west of Sommerance.
Meanwhile the Second Battalion, which had been relieved from duty
vision Reserve, with the Third Battalion,
as Di-
moved
to a position
along the Saint Juvinplatoon of "C" Com-
Sommerance Road
in support of the attacking Battalion.
pany 321st Machine Gun Battalion was attached to the support and the other platoon acted with the combat liaison unit between our Regiment and the Regiment on the right. The country over which the attack was to advance was entirely different from
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which the Regiment had fought in the Argonne. Here was rolling uplands and plains without any vegetation whatsoever, with here and there a deep ravine and
small patches of trees and undergrowth.
"H" hour had been

up
set for 8:30.
Just before this time Regimental P. C.
moved
to P. C. of the attacking Battalion,
which was in a hole on the south side of the
Saint Juvin-Sommerance Road.
Prior to 8:30 a preliminary barrage was laid
down
first
by our
artillery,
and
at
8:30 the creeping barrage started forward.
The
First Bat-
talion, thinking the
Regiment on the right had come up, went forward.
The
objective was a position running east and west about 500 meters south of the Saint
Juvin-Saint Georges Road, and our second objective two kilometers beyond.
as the Infantry arose to the attack, they were
As soon
met by very heavy artillery, rifle and from German trenches about 200 yards to their immediate front, while considerable gas was laid down in the vicinity of Sommerance. The machine gun fire was particularly severe and considerable casualties were suffered before the troops had advanced a hundred meters. Lieutenant J. W. Hatton, who was leading the front platoon of "C" Company, had sighted a machine gun nest and was in the Lieuact of taking a rifle shot at one of the gunners when he was instantly killed. tenant Leon Folsom and Lieutenant Ira D. Coombs of "D" Company on the left were both severely wounded. Both "C" and "D" companies advanced slowly, meetmachine gun
fire
ing machine gun nests on their
way and
especially in the small patches of woods,
which were scattered here and there

prisoners being taken.
to their front
these nests, the guns were finally silenced
and flank. By working around and gunners killed or captured, about 100
In this way, the leading companies steadily pushed forward
and pierced the "Kriemhilde Stellung" line. "B" and "A" companies followed in support with two platoons of "H" company as "moppers-up" covering their rear. When "D" Company had crossed the Saint Juvin-Saint Georges Road, "B" Company
to the left and filled in the gap between the Regiment and the Regiment on the left. In this move considerable fire was encountered and Lieutenant Royal was severely wounded, but continued to direct his platoon. By this time, our line had advanced well beyond the first objective, and was making its way through the enemy wire and advancing towards the second objective. As the unit on our right had failed to keep up with our lines, our flank was open and further progress under these conditions was deemed inadvisable. Shortly
went forward
after the
jump
off',
the First Battalion P. C.
moved forward.
The Major,
in going
forward was accompanied by Lieutenant DeSaussure of the Machine Gun Company, who had been previously wounded but refused to be evacuated. Only a short dis-
when Lieutenant DeSaussure was instantly killed by a burstof the machine gun company passed to Lieutenant Robert F. Mitchell. About this time Regimental P. C. moved from the hole on the road to a cellar in the western part of Sommerance. About 11 o'clock the Second Battalion in support moved forward, following the leading Battalion at 500 meters. "G" and "H" Companies led with "E" and "F'" following in support. The Third Battalion followed the supporting Battalion at the same distance. The enemy laid
tance had been covered
ing shell, and the
command
down
vent the relief reaching the front line.
a heavy barrage across the lines of the advancing Battalions in order to preThe position reached by the First Battalion
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was a line from the south edge of the Ravine au Pierre due east to a point in front where the wire of the Kriemhilde Stellung line crossed the St. Juvin-St. Georges Road, then broke back in a southeasterly direction about 800 meters to connect with
the
42nd Division on our
right.
As
this
was only a short distance beyond the
Kriemhilde Stellung wire, the 2nd Battalion, which had been ordered to take over the front line, took up a holding position behind this wire, digging in after dark,
thereby gaining the added protection of a strong band of wire in front, the First
Battalion Companies withdrawing after dark to support positions.
The
First
and Second Battalion P.
C.'s
moved forward and occupied

First
together
a hole at 99.5-86.25.
At
this time. Lieutenant
Robert F. Mitchell of the Machine
Gun Companv was
killed.
The strength of both the
and Second Battalions
had been greatly weakened during the day and the two Battalions were reorganized under Major Bovle as an operating battalion with companies retaining their identity. The Third Battalion, meanwhile, now reduced to only 90 men, dug in on a position
one kilometer north of the Saint Juvin-Sommerance Road, where relieved by the 327th Infantry on the night of October 17th.
it
remained
until
During the early morning of October 15th, an order was received that our Regiment would attack as soon as the 42nd Division came abreast of the leading Battalion, and at 7:25 a preliminary bombardment would take place, and at 7:30 the creeping barrage would move forward. At about 7:00 o'clock the Boche put down a heavy barrage of shell and machine gun fire along the Regimental front and at 7:15 counter-attacked in strength. Our troops met them with fire and at 7:25 our own bombardment started, followed in five minutes by the creeping barrage. The
counter-attack
was completely defeated.
The 166th Infantry on our right did not advance and at 8 o'clock word was received that the Germans were off our right in front of the 166th. A strong patrol was sent to clear up the situation and shortly afterwards returned with prisoners and During the day, the enemy enreported that the balance of the Boche had fled. deavored to drive us out of our positions, which had become a dangerous salient in the enemy line. The terrific shell and machine gun fire was kept up nearly all day while enemy planes at low altitude flew over our lines and attacked the Infantry. Lieutenant Walter L. McArthur moved his One Pounder Platoon up during the day and fired at many targets, while our machine gun company did effective work from An artillery observer occupied a hole near the forward the woods on our right.
Telephone service P. C. and several targets were given to the accompanying guns. was established but shelling cut the wires many times during the day; however, the It rained intersignal men fearlessly and without delay made good the breakage. mittently during that day and at night a steady rain had set in.
Shortly after dark the companies of the operating Battalion were relieved by a
Battalion of the 327th Infantry and
became reserve for the Brigade. The Battalion Sommerance and at Sommerance itself. The strength of the Battalion had been severely taxed and at this time there were not more than one or two officers to a company of twenty to forty men. The making of a relief was at all times a dangerous operation by reason of the fact that troops had
took up
its
position along the road to
to travel across
wide open
fields,
which
at various places
were subject
to shell fire.
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While in reserve, the troops occupied shell holes along the Saint Juvin-Sommerance Road and some of the ruins in Sommerance. We were in this position 24 hours as reserve Battalion, and 24 hours as Brigade Support. At this time, what remained of the 327th Infantry was placed under command of Lieutenant-Colonel Wetherill. In making reliefs by Battalions, the First and Second Battalions of the 328th, 327th Infantry, and a combination of the Third Battalion, 328th Infantry and part of the 327th Infantry were used, each relief occupying the front line for a period of twentyfour hours, commencing about 8:00 P. M. The Machine Gun Company of the 328th Infantry had followed the Infantry forward and aided in its advance. The heavy rain of October 15th and 16th had filled up the shell holes occupied by the men. The company was reduced to no officers and 27 men and under these conditions at 11 o'clock on October 16th, it was relieved and sent back to Apremont for a twenty-four hour rest. While here Lieutenant Loos was attached to the Company, and the company moved back to Sommerance occupying the right flank of the Regimental sector. Shortly afterwards
Lieutenant Lester
Rumble was
assigned to the
On
the evening of October 17th, the First and Second Battalions
company and took command. moved up
to
the front positions, relieving the Third Battalion and a part of the 327th Infantry.
During the night an order was received that the Regimental sector had been extended
a kilometer further to the
By 5 o'clock on the morning of the 18th, Captain moved to the west and had covered the additional sector and connected up with the 163rd Brigade. The enemy planes flew low over our lines, directing artillery fire, and during the afternoon a great number of our planes came towards our front and several combats took place in mid-air. One enemy plane finally burst into flames and shot to the ground, followed by the aviator in a parachute. Another plane came down. These men were taken prisoners and
left.
Danforth, with "G" Company, had
after being interviewed,
were sent
to the
Brigade P. C.
line positions for twenty-
The
First
and Second Battalions occupied the front
four hours on October 20th, October 23rd, October 26th, and October 29th, while
same position on October 19th, October 21st, October 24th and October 27th. On October 17th Capt. Blandy B. Clarkson, who had been commanding the Third Battalion and who had been sick for some time, was evacuated and Capt. C. N. Sisson assumed command. During the period the First and Second Battalions were occupying the front, companies were disposed from left
the Third Battalion occupied the
to right as follows:
UQ
The
right of our line
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<.p
..g
was gradually drawn back to connect with the 42nd Division, which failed to advance from October 14th to November 1st, and protect our own flank. During the balance of the month of October, the Regiment was ordered to advance with the 42nd Division as soon as it came abreast, and the organization
was
at all times
ready
to
do
so.
It
right flank of the 163rd Brigade in
nightly worked well to our front,
was also the Regiment's mission to protect the it might make. Strong patrols improving and exploiting our positions, preparaany advance that
Special eff'orts were made towards capturing woods tory to a general advance. known as "1," "2," "3," "7" and "5" to our front, and artillery fire was frequently
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placed on these woods and aided considerably the Infantry in this operation. All our efforts, however, were rendered of little value by reason of the exposed right flank which allowed the enemy to constantly harass these eff'orts from the east.
One
the
patrol, led
woods
to the north
by Lieutenant Francis W. Mason of "A" Company, worked well into and drove out several machine guns and obtained valuable
suff'ered heavily
difficulty
information.
The patrol
These operations were carried on with
and the leader himself was badly wounded. by reason of the presence of the
front line with machine
enemy planes over our lines. They flew low, attacked our gun fire and directed enemy artillery fire.
The Regimental
P. C. remained in the cellar at
Sommerance, and LieutenantThe Supply Company performed its work making numerous trips to the front under most trying circumstances, and Captain Catchings Therrel, who had been with division headquarters for some time past, was most energetic in getting extra supplies to Sommerance. The Regimental Infirmary was situated a short distance from the Regimental P. C. and Capt. Davis W. Goldstein, who had taken the place of Capt. H. A. Freund, who had been wounded at Fleville, with his personnel did invaluable work in aiding and comColonel Wetherill directed the operations of the Regiment.
forting the
wounded and
sick.
Chaplain Daniel Smart of our Second Battalion was

a
Sommerance had been made, as was Mr. Barker, Red Cross worker who had done invaluable service with our Regiment.
killed shortly after the attack at
tober 6th.
rain with resulting
The Regiment had been actively engaged night and day since the night of OcThe mental and physical strain had been indeed great and the constant mud and shell holes filled with water added greatly to the hardship of the troops. The men and officers patiently and with good spirits stuck to their posts while the wearing-out process continued to take its toll. The runners of the various units of the Regiment had bravely and efficiently performed their most
and dangerous task. The return of the Battalions to Brigade Reserve afforded a slight respite. Through the efforts of General Lindsey, bathing facilities as if by magic sprung up from the shell-wrecked ruins of Sommerance. Here in close proximity to the Regimental P. C. was a place where the men could be and were "dried out, warmed up, fed up, slept, reclothed and re-equipped.'' The Regiment showed its appreciation of what its Brigade Commander had done by taking all the cures above mentioned without any evil eff'ect. On the night of October 29th, Major Boyle was evacuated and Captain Guy C. Lewis, of Companv D. assumed command of the 1st Battalion. The Regiment had lost a considerable number in the St. Mihiel operations, and on October 6th had a During the past days it had lost in total strength of 89 officers and 2,849 men. killed, 9 officers and 171 men, and wounded by shell or machine gun fire, 17 officers and 722 men. making a total of casualties of 26 officers and 931 men. This is about In addition quite a number had been gassed and 30 per cent, of the Regiment. evacuated by reason of sickness. Toward the end, a few replacements joined the
difficult
Regiment.
On
the night of October 30th-31st. the
Division, and on this night the Third Battalion withdrew
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and Second Battalions remained
in their positions
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on the front line and acted as a
screen while the balance of the 16ith Brigade was being relieved and were particularly charged with the duty of preventing hostile patrols entering our line or of the
enemy obtaining information that the relief was in progress. It was about 1 A. M. November 1st when the First and Second Battalions started back over the roads,
which about three weeks before, had seen them go forward in what was to be their final fight; a struggle in which the Regiment had driven the Germans back and wore
them out
so that on the following morning, the
enemy
started
on
its last retreat.
As
the Battalion
marched through
Fleville, the
guns of many Divisions were roaring
forth along the entire front a deep and heavy barrage.
rejoicing in their efforts, foretold in tones of thunder the

tain of fire
The guns of all calibres coming of the end. A cur-
had indeed fallen upon the
last act of the
war.
Sunken road on
the west
side
of
Hill
223.
In
this
road
Company
resisted
the
counter-attack of the Boche on the afternoon of October 7th.
E. F.
63
CHAPTER
About 4 A. M. November
1st,
VII.
the Regiment reached an old

billets
German
rest
camp,
Camp De Bouzon,
till
near Varennes, where hot food and
were waiting and a
bath house with hot and cold water was in operation.
Here the Regiment remained
4 A. M. November 2nd,
French Camp, Florent,
at
which time they again took up the march, proceeding
Argonne near St. Minehould, arriving there about 2 P. M. the same day. On the morning of November 4th the Regiment embussed at Florent and started south to a new area arriving at Maxey Sur Vaise about midnight. On November 5th the Second and Third Battalions moved to Montigny and Burey, Regimental Headquarters and the First Battalion remaining at Maxey. While there, seven day leaves to leave areas were granted to limited numbers; this practice continuing from that time on until practically every man in the Regiment had had a
to a in the
seven-day leave and a large proportion leaves of three-day duration.
Also replace-
ments began
and regular drill schedules were again taken up. On November 10th the Regiment started hiking to another area by easy stages arriving in this new area on November 18th, having billeted from one to several
to arrive
It
days in various towns en route.

passing through Neufchateau that
was on the morning of November 11th while

news of the Armistice was received.
Any-
official
one who expected wild demonstrations would have been sadly disappointed.
ever, that night at Harreville,
How-
where the Regiment billeted for the night, wild enin the
thusiasm was evidenced by the natives and Vin Blanc was everywhere in evidence.
Our new Area was near Dijon,

Frettes,
Haute Soane Area, Argilliers being Regi-
mental Headquarters with the battalions in the nearby towns of Larret, Pierrecourt,
Tornay, Gilley and Genevriers. The companies were about recruited up now and a course of intensive training was again started, maneuvers being the main line worked on. In January we received orders to prepare for return to America and a wave of happiness spread over the Regiment which gradually died down as every
two weeks our time of departure was again postponed.

Finally, however, definite orders were received and on February 27th and 28th,
the
Regiment entrained
at
Champlitte for the Bordeaux area.

all in
Although
it
was a long
tiresome trip the
men were
high spirits and the American transportation that
we were lucky enough to draw was much more comfortable than the French "8-40"s." Our new area was the country around St. Selve, about 25 miles from Bordeaux and was, all told, much more comfortable than any area we had previously occupied. The time was devoted to school work, a little drilling and range work, and lots of
athletics.
Battalion, Regimental
and Division baseball leagues were organized and
our Regiment
slowly and we
tion
won
all
the hotly contested division championship, the final
game being
the deciding one.
In spite of evervthing that could be done the time passed very
impatiently awaited orders to proceed to the Bordeaux embarka-
camp.
These orders arrived the
latter part of April and the Regiment proceeded by marching to the Camp and went through the frantic process of preparing the final paperwork and completely "decooterizing," sterilizing and equipping for the trip
home.
64
The abuve
cut shows the formation of a Division of the United States
Army
during the Great War.
E. F.
65
On May
oth Regimental Headquarters and Headquarters
Company
sailed on the
U. S. S. Sierra, the First and Second Battalions following the next day on the U. S. S.
Scranton and the Third Battalion, Machine

the 11th on the U. S. S. Ohioan.
Gun and Supply Companies
sailed
on
We
landed in
New York
harbor
May
20th to 22nd
and proceeded to Camp Merritt for demobilization. For some unknown reason Regimental Headquarters and Headquarters Company were sent to Mills, throwing all the Regimental record work necessary at Merritt on the Battalion Headquarters.
On May
of the
25th the various
month
practically all the
camp detachments began moving out and by the end men were out of the service. All company property
in at
and records were consolidated and turned

the separation
Camp
Upton.
over
Our demobilization was attended with
feeling of considerable regret
from our comrades with whom for nearly two years we had daily worked, played and lived and with whom we had played a part in the greatest drama of the ages. As long as we live and as often as two or more of us meet we shall
always delight in recounting the glorious deeds of our Regiment, of which we are justly proud.
''Finis
La
Guerre.''
"AS OTHERS
HEADQUARTERS 82ND
SAW
US"
E. F.,
DIVISION,
AMERICAN
FRANCE.
MEMORANDUM
NO.
14.
25 January, 1919.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES,

Office of the
Chief of
Staff.
France, 20 January, 1919.
FROM:
Chief of
Staff.
TO: Commanding General, 82nd Division. SUBJECT: Operations of the 82nd Div., in
1.
the
Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
Having reference to your letter dated January 12, 1919, to the Commanding General, 5th Corps, American E. F., re operations of the 82nd Division in the MeuseArgonne Battle, I am directed by the Commander-in-Chief to inform you that the work of your Division was carefully considered in connections with the citation Orders. The Commander-in-Chief is thoroughly conversant with the remarkable work of the 82nd Division during the period from October 6th to October 31st. However, he has decided that no further orders of citation be published by these
Headquarters.
2.
For your information he desires
me
to state that if the practice of citing di-
visions
had been continued, the 82nd Division would have been included in orders those divisions which surpassed the uniform excellence of performance obtained by most of our divisions in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
among
JAMES W. Mc AN DREW.
The above
is
published for the information of the command.
BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL DUNCAN:
GORDON JOHNSTON,
OFFICIAL:
R. L.
Chief of Staff.
BOYD,
Major, A. G. D., Adjutant.
HEADQUARTERS 82ND
(CONFIDENTIAL)
DIVISION,
AMERICAN
E. F.,
FRANCE.
18 September, 1918.
CENERAL ORDERS
NO.
1.
19
The Commanding General

(a)
is
proud
to publish to the Division the following
coimnunications
"Headquarters
General,
F.
1st
Army
Corps,
12, 1918.
Commanding
September and men of your Division
82nd Division, A. E.
Please convey to all
officers
my
appreciation of the
Eighty-Second Division, A. E. F.
difficult
67
part they had to perform in the highly successful operation of the First
Corps today.
(b)
This part they performed to
my
full satisfaction.
H. LIGGETT."
"Waterfall, Sept. 14, 1918.
Commanding
General,
First Corps,
No. 104, Sec. G.
S.
The Commander-in-Chief
is
pleased to transmit to the com-
"My Dear General: The American Army under your command, on this day has won a magnificent vicby a maneuver as skillfully prepared as it was valiantly executed. I extend to you as well as to the officers and troops under your command my warmest compliments. Marshal Foch. The Army Commander directs that the foregoing telegram be distributed to the forces of your command.
mand
First
the following telegram which he has just received:
tory
DRUM."
(c)
"Office of the C. in
C, A.
E. F.,
Major General Hunter
Liggett,
Sept. 15, 1918.
Commanding
Please accept
First
Army
Corps, France.
sincere congratulations on the successful and important part and men of the First Corps in the first offensive of the First American Army on September twelfth and thirteenth. The courageous dash and vigor of our troops has thrilled our countrymen and evolved the enthusiasm of our
my
taken by the
officers
Allies.
Please convey to your

I
command my
heartfelt appreciation of their splendid
work.
2.
am proud
of you
all.
PERSHING."
The Commanding General congratulates the officers and men of the Division upon their successful work and the splendid spirit in which it was accomplished. The assistance they rendered to our Divisions seriously engaged on the left was most
important.
3.
This order will be read to
all
organizations
upon
its
receipt.
BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL BURNHAM:

OFFICIAL:
R. L. Boyd,
Raymond
Sheldon,
Colonel, General Staff,
Chief of
Staff.
HEADQUARTERS 82ND GENERAL ORDERS
DIVISION,
AMERICAN
E. F.,
FRANCE.
25 February, 1919. 10 NO. The following letter from the Commander-in-Chief is a source of gratification to the Division Commander as he knows it will be to all the officers and men of the Division, and is published for the information of the Command: "AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES,
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.

France, February 19, 1919.
Major General George B. Duncan, Commanding 82nd Division, A. My Dear General Duncan:
It
E. F.
gives
me
a great deal of pleasure to extend to you and the officers and
men
of
68
the
82nd Division
my
compliments upon
their excellent
It
appearance
at the inspection
and review on February 11th near Prauthoy.

in such
was gratifying
to see
your troops
all
good physical shape, but

so high.
It is
still
more
so to
know
that the
moral tone of
ranks
life.
is
hoped
that this will continue even after their return to civil
Your Division
June,
it
is to
be congratulated on
its
record in France.
At the end of
was placed
in a quiet sector of the
French Line
it
to release veteran divisions

first
for the battle.
From
the 12th to 16th of September
took part in the
American
offensive at St. Mihiel, attacking
and occupying Norroy and the heights north and

it
west of Vandieres.
In this operation
advanced 5 kilometers.
In the Meuse-Ar-
gonne Offensive the Division attacked on October 7th and was engaged almost continuously for twenty-five days.
Attacking across the river Aire
it
assisted the 28th
and 77th Divisions
to advance,
and on October 9th captured Cornay.
On
St.
October
16th the strong position of Hill 182 was captured and the towns of
Juvin and
Marcq were captured, making

The
officers
a total advance of 12 kilometers.
and men of your Division
may proudly
carry
home
with them the
gratitude of the allies with
whom
they fought and the pride of their fellows throughSincerely yours,
out our forces.
JOHN J. PERSHING." BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL DUNCAN:

OFFICIAL:
R. L. Boyd,
George E. Roosevelt,
Major, Acting Chief of
Staff.
HEADQUARTERS 82ND
CORRECTED COPY. GENERAL ORDERS
NO.
1.
DIVISION,
AMERICAN
E. F.,
FRANCE.
17 September, 1918.
18
The Commanding General
is
proud
to
announce
to the Division that the 1st
and 3rd Battalion of the 328th Infantry,
Lt. Col.
Richard Wetherill commanding, on
the afternoon of September 15th, advanced 2 kilometers in the face of very heavy
artillery, rifle
and machine gun
fire,
took and occupied the ridge north of Vandieres
and, in spite of determined resistance, established themselves on and held the ridge.
The splendid conduct

strive to follow
of these two Battalions furnishes an
example the Division
will
when upon
other fields
we
shall
have again the privilege of facing
the enemy.

Raymond
Sheldon,
Colonel, General Staff,
OFFICIAL:
R. L. Boyd,
Chief of
Staff.
F.
69
E. F.,
HEADQUARTERS 82ND GENERAL ORDERS

NO.
1.
DIVISION,
AMERICAN
FRANCE.
21
22 September, 1918.
are published for the in-
The following telegrams have been received and

all
formation of
concerned:
"General John J. Pershing, American Expeditionary Forces, France. Accept my warmest congratulations on the brilliant achievements of the army under your com-
mand. The boys have done what we expected of them and done it in the ways we most admire. We are deeply proud of them and of their Chief. Please convey to Signed Woodrow Wilson." all concerned my grateful and affectionate thanks. "General Pershing, Headquarters American Expeditionary Forces. All ranks of the British Armies in France welcome with unbounded admiration and pleasure the victory which has attended the initital offensive of the great American Army which I beg you to accept and to convey to all ranks my is under your personal command. best congratulations and those of all ranks of the British Armies under my command.
Signed Haig."

Raymond Sheldon,
Chief of
Staff.
OFFICIAL:
R. L. Boyd,
HEADQUARTERS 82ND DIVISION, AMERICAN GENERAL ORDERS

NO.
1.
E. F.,
FRANCE.
4 July, 1918.
The following General Order of the Commanding General Army Corps is republished to the 32nd Division:
32d
of the
32nd French
3,
Army
Officers,
Corps.
"Hq. 32d
Army
134.
Corps, July
1918.
GENERAL ORDER NO.

Non-commissioned
Officers
and Privates of the French and American Ar-
mies under
my command. One hundred and fifty
years ago, with a generous hand, a handful of Frenchmen
crossed the Atlantic to fight side by side with the bold Americans, striving for their
independence.
Out of
this fight
was born a great Republic, the United States of America, the

their overflowing activity,
hardy children of which have astonished the world by

their vigor, their ingenious inventions,
and their great work.
This great people have lived freely in their liberty.
No one
has threatened them,
but when they saw our mother country invaded and ignominiously spoiled by the
Emperor, deprived of scruples, and dominated by a knowing only power, they remembered the days which have passed. Hearing out the voices of their hearts, they came to our support; bringing with them all their resources, their wealth, their institutions, and their blood, for the defense of our Motherland, and for the defense of every nation fighting for
vast hordes of an ambitious
proud military
caste,
liberty.
Henceforth, throughout the civilized world, "Independence

val of liberty, because the great
the civilized world.
Day"
will
be a
festi-
American people
shall
have assured the liberty of
70 Today,

I
am proud
to salute
your colors, floating beside our well beloved
flag.
Commanding
General, 32d
Signed
Army Corps, PASSAGA."

R. E. Beebe,

OFFICIAL:
R. L. Boyd,
Lieut. Col., General Staff.
Major, N. A., Adjutant.
Chief of
Staff.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY, AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, FRANCE.
ADVANCE COPY. GENERAL ORDERS

NO.
8 February, 1919.
8 Pursuant to telegraphic instructions from G. H. Q., the 82nd Division, upon the of its Headquarters in the Le Mans Area, is relieved from duty with establishment
this
Army.
Beginning August 15, 1918, the 82nd Division relieved the 2d Division in the Marbache Sector astride the Moselle River. While occupying this sector as a part
of the
I
VIII French
1918.
Army Corps, A. E. F., the division was transferred from the command of Army to that of the First Army, A. E. F., at 4:00 P. M., of August
participated in the following operations of the First
the
30,
The 82d Division
Army:
ST.
MIHIEL OPERATION.
Meuse River and atThe Division cap-
Division held the right of the line from Port-sur-Seille to the
tacked West of that river in conjunction with the 90th Division.
tured and occupied Norroy and the ridge North and West of Vandieres.
MEUSE-ARGONNE OPERATION.
The Division was
6th. in
Army and Corps
Reserve from September 26th to October
On
the night of October 6-7, the Division, less one infantry brigade, entered
I
the line on the
Corps front between the
1st
and 28th Divisions along the Aire
River facing Cornay.
Early October 7th, the division attacked the Northwest flank
of the Argonne, capturing Hills 180 and 223, and subsequently the high ground to
the West, thus materially assisting in the clearing of the Argonne.
During the period October 10th
to 31st, the Division
changed direction
St.
to the
North, advanced astride of the Aire River to the general line East of
ticipated in the general attack of October
Juvin, par-
14th and several local attacks against
Champigneulles and the hostile defences East of that town. The Division was relieved from the front line and passed into I Corps Reserve October 30th and 31st.
The Army Commander

services of the
takes this occasion to express his appreciation of the

this
wishes
it
82nd Division while a part of the combat forces of God speed upon the final phase of its participation in the
Army, and
activities of the
American Expeditionary Forces.
By Command
of Lieutenant General Liggett:
OFFICIAL:
H. K.
H. A.
DRUM,
Staff.
LOUGHRY,
Adjutant General.
Chief of
E. F.
FREDERICK PALMER, IN COLLIER'S WEEKLY,
MARCH
"If the salient which the 1st
29,
1919
spread, then the 1st had simply
sufficiently spread, then the
made had not been

If the salient
made
lion's
a thrust into the lion's jaw.
were
jaws were dislocated.
As
the 28th alone was not equal to that task, the 82d
Division, under Duncan, a sound, cool soldier trained in the school of the 1st,
was
put in on the 6th as a link between the 1st and the 28th (which
lieve)
it it
was
later to re-
with the mission of making a rush worthy of the company
kept across the
river bottoms, to take
some
in
particularly sheer and difficult heights on the
Argonne
Forest side of the valley which
mate progress of the 77th

our
commanded the zone of the 1st and impeded ultithe Forest. The 82d was inexperienced in battle, but
command had
learned that the National
Army
divisions never lacked drive,

its
and
this one, the
"all-America" division, seemed to feel that
honor was bound up with
that of all the draft
men
in the United States.
"Having
try to
failed to check the thrust of the 1st, the next step for the
this thrust.
Germans was
artillery
to
check
They did not depend upon machine guns and
on
in-
the ridges alone, but brought both
down on
to the river
bottom
to wait for
our
fantry as
it
came upon
rising ground.
Field guns attached to battalions fired at
point-blank range.
In that case the thing to do was to take the guns; and the 82d
took them.
"In places the
men
could ford the Aire.
In other places diey had to build bridges.
They had
six
days of repeated charges.

stick.
Not every charge went home.
Some
that
went home did not

advanced.
Twice they took the village of Cornay and twice they had
but night found them in each instance farther They climbed up the ridge walls around bowlders and through thickets German machine gunners had some unexpected angle of fire that required further consideration of the situation. They were gassed and shelled continually, of course. Take it for granted that everybody in front was gassed and
to retire in face of counterattacks,
to find that the
shelled throughout the battle.

battalion of the 82nd lost all but 190 men. In one batch of 300 prisoners 82d took every man was a machine gunner or an artillerist, and a large percentage of these were veteran noncommissioned officers of a type that usually do not
that the
"One
bother to surrender while they have a cartridge

twenty-five days.
Its
left.
The 82d was
in the sector
casualties
were 6,700, including a thousand
killed.
At one
men fit for duty on its morning reports. General Duncan established a divisional rest camp for the tired men out of range of the shells, and his paternal care and the extraordinary tenacity of the men kept the division going at a time when we needed every man we could muster at the front.
time
it
was down
to
4,500
"At the end of the second of those

road for the 77th that
it
first six
days the 82nd had so far cleared the
took a new lease of
life in a single
bound of eight kilometers
72
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through the Argonne Forest.
E. F.
73
At the end of the sixth day the 82d had reached the
it
Kriemhilde Stellung
itself,
where
got the kind of information from the
Germans
in
which was a
its
sufficient hint to
our army
command
that the
82d had better pause
eager course of victory.
On
the other side of
Grand
Pre, the French Fourth
Army
could
now bulge
out toward the Bourgogne Forest and the 77th crossed the river and
entered Grand Pre and Saint-Juvin quite handily.

the 82d, all that stretch of river bottom called the
Now, thanks to the gallantry of Grand Pre gap was ours, while
ahead there looked down upon us
still
the final suminits of the whale-back which
we
must
attain before
we could
strike
downhill toward the German lines of communi-
cation.
''The drive of these two divisions
and of the 82d, after the
1st
had made the wedge,
with the taking of the Grand Pre gap, stand out sensationally in their tactical im-
portance above the ruck of battle which was raging in repeated attacks
to the
all
the
way
Meuse River; and

left, if
the divisions
on our
right toward the Meuse,
whose equally
persistent pressure
was equally important

not more.
It
in the
whole plan, suffered as much as

under Brigadier
those on the
Was the viciously brave work of the veteran regular

later
3d on
its
flank,
under Major General Beaumont Buck, and
General Preston Brown, which permitted the success of the 32d."
ARTHUR PAGE
"On
first
IN JUNE,
made
1919,
"WORLD'S WORK."
army made progress and on
the
the 28th of September the two wings of the

a small gain.
of October the centre
These might be considered the exIn the meanwhile every one was
ploitation of the gains of the first day's attack.
working feverishly
ber 4th.
to get
ready for another general attack on the morning of Octothe 37th Divisions which
1st.
first
The 79th and
had had the hardest time, were
replaced by the veteran 32nd and
"On
the 4th of October

It
came
the
general attack all along the line after the

it
initial rush.
gained, though not largely, at every point, but particularly
pushed
forward up the Aire Valley along the eastern edge of the Argonne.
in the
The French had,
meanwhile, been pushing up on their
side,
following the plan of forcing the

direct attack.
Germans out of the Forest without pushing them out by

the Forest of Argonne.
By
the night
of the 4th of October the American line was as far north as Fleville on the flank of
But the Germans, although threatened with being cut
off,
as at Montfaucon, stuck to their exposed position and kept their artillery working
on our exposed
flank.
To cure
this situation the
82nd Division, which had relieved
the 28th, attacked due west on the
morning of the
the extraordinary feats of the whole battle.
climbed the
hills
300
fire,
feet
high on the
Wliat they did was one of 7th. They crossed the Aire River Valley, other side and by the night of the 8th had
pushed the Germans
off the
dominating points.
To
pass a
flat
valley under artillery
and machine gun

a river and
capture a strongly defended town (Chritel Chehery) get across

side in the face of
up wooded heights on the other
machine guns
is
74
The men of the 82nd can with confidence go war with the remnants of those who went up Lookout Mountain in 1863, and if on the one hand the heights above the Aire are not as high as Lookout Mountain, on the other, machine guns are much harder to face than single shot
matter not to be lightly undertaken.
home and
discuss
rifles.
"The more the 47 days of the Argonne-Meuse is studied the more grateful the American public must become to General Pershing, his staff, and the officers and men of the American Army, and the more fixed should become the public resolution never again to make an American general take the moral responsibility of facing such a task with an army "hurriedly raised and hastily trained" and never again to send our citizens into battle in which all the advantages that come from proper training are with the enemy.
"The great
decisions of Pershing and his staff to train for open warfare, to push
the fighting whether ready or not, the ability to

that could function without fatal blunders
make
a million
men
into an
army
and
fight to victory
these
things are as
great in the annals of the nation as the courage of our men, and
for our
either
more remarkable
men have always been courageous

or successful."
but our leadership has not always been
good
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The above map shows operations of the 328th Infantry from October 14 November 1. 1918. north of Sommerance. On October 14 the 1st Battalion pierced the Kreimhilde-Stellung Line: a few days later the 2nd Battalion took the Rovin aux Pierres.
E. F.
ROSTER OF REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS

328TH INFANTRY
AMERICAN
E. F.,
FRANCE
NOTE. In publisMng the rosters of the different companies of the Regiment, we have been forced to use the rosters as turned into the History Committee by the different Company Clerks or Company Commanders. We have checked these lists as carefully as we could, but undoubtedly there will be many errors in them. For all such errors we ask your indulgence and in advance apologize to any one whose name appears wrong in the i-oster of his company.
SCOTT CANDLER,
In charge of publishing this book.
Brigadier-General
Julian R. Lindsey,
Atlanta, Georgia
Commanding Regiment
to
May
20,
1918.
Assigned to
1918.
Command
of 164tli Infantry Brigade
May
20,
Pro-
moted from Colonel, rank from April, 1918.
Colonels
Hunter
B.
Nelson,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Attached
to
From attached
and commanding Regiment June 13. 1918. to assigned June 26, 1918. Relieved from
assigned September 16, 1918.
Richard Wetherill, Lanham, Maryland.
Assigned
of
to
Regiment
8,
Regiment August 13, 1918. In command September 16. 1918. Appointed Colonel
(
November
1918.
Placed
in
tactical
command
of Sec-
ond and Third Battalions September
13, 1918.)
Lieutenant- Colonels
Thomas
L.
Brewer,
Assigned
to
Regiment July
27.
1918.
Left
August
2.
1918, for return to United States.
Mortimer Boyle,
.\ppointed
-Appointed
1918.
Major from
Captain
New
York, N. Y.
Lieutenant-Colonel
September 18, 1918. from Major November 11,

1919.
Transferred to England for University Course Feb-
Cited in General Orders No. 1, Headquarters 82nd Division, for bravery in action.
ruary 24, 1919.
Frank
F.
Jewett,
Commanding Regiment May

1918.
20th,
1918,
to
2,
June
1918.
13,
Sent back to United States August
Ap-
pointed Lieutenant-Colonel from Major after leaving Regi-
ment.
Majors
Trammell Scott,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Regimental Adjutant
Adjutant July
1918.
4.
to to
July
2.
1918.
25.
Acting Brigade
Transferred
1918.
to
August
1918.
from 328th Infantry
164th Infantry Brigade August 25,

after leaving Regi-
Appointed Major from Captain
Adone
D.
Tomasello, Bagdad, Florida.
Regimental Adjutant July 3, 1918, to July 14, 1918. Regimental Operations Officer from August 12, 1918. to Appointed Major from Captain, November 15, 1918.
rank from November

talion.
11.
1918.
and assigned
to
1st
Bat-
Catchings Therrel,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Regimental Supply Officer
to
August
30,
1918.
Special
Duty
as
Division Quartermaster August 30, 1918, to Jan1919.
uary 27,
Regimental
1919.
Supply
24,
Officer
January
29.
1919, to February 24,
Transferred to England for

1919.
University Course
February
Appointed Major
from Captain after leaving Regiment.
Jackson H. Barnett,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Regimental Surgeon
to
September
15, 1918.
David E. Smith,
Charleston, Missouri.
Regimental Surgeon
December
20, 1918.
Captains
DuNCiVN M. Draughn,
Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
to
Acting
Regimental Surgeon
19, 1918.
from
November
15,
1918,
December
Harold H. Freund,
New
Paul
P.
York, N. Y.
to at
Acting Regimental Surgeon from September October 11, 1918. Wounded in action October
Pylone, north of Chatel-Chehery.
16,
1918,
10, 1918,
Goold,
Personnel Officer
to
July 14, 1918.
Regimental Adju1918.
New
William
F.
York, N. Y.
tant July 15, 1918, to
September
1,
18,
Sent back to
United States October
1918.
to
Enneking,
Personnel Officer September 18, 1918.

1918.
September
1918,
to
28.
Nashville, Tennessee.
Regimental Adjutant September

28,
28,
No-
vember
1918.
1918.
Operations Officer since November 28.

1.
Cited in General Orders No.
1919, Headquarters
82nd Division, for bravery in action, from 1st Lieutenant October 17, 1918.
.\ppointed Captain
William K. Merritt,
Tuskegee, Alabama.
8,
Regimental Intelligence
1918.
Officer
June
1,
1918. to October
8.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918.
at
La
Appointed Captain from 1st Lieutenant November 11, 1918. Returned from Hospital December 27, 1918, and appointed Regimental Intelligence Officer. From Regimental Intelligence Officer to Regimental Adjutant March
Forge.
4,
1919.
Theodore
John
B. Fay,
Personnel
Adjutant
since
1st
September
28,
1918.
Ap-
Washington, D. C.
G. Roberts.
pointed Captain from
Lieutenant November 11. 1918.

Officer
Regimental
Operations
1918.
November
15.
1918,
to
Ball Ground, Georgia.
November
28.
1918, to February 24,
Regimental .Adjutant November 28. Transferred to England for 1919.

.Appointed Captain Cited in General
11. 1918.
University Course February- 24. 1919.
from
1st Lieutenant
1,
November
Orders No.
1919. Headc|uarters 82nd Division, for brav-
erv in action.
E. F.
77
William
Shackelford, Decatur, Alabama.

E.
Acting Supply Officer from November 3. 1918. to January 29. 1919. Appointed 1st Lieutenant from 2nd Lieutenant
November
11,
1918.
Lieutenant February 28, 1919.

since February 25, 1919.
Appointed Captain from 1st Regimental Supply Officer
William Gunn,
Regimental Supply
November
3,
1918.
Officer from September Appointed Captain from
1.
1918,
to
1st
Lieuten-
ant October 11, 1918.
FiBST Lteutenants
Alfred G. Eritzland,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Personnel Officer July 14, 1918,
to
18.
September
1918.
to
18.
1918.
Regimental Adjutant
28,
September
September
1918.
Transferred to General Headquarters. Septem-
ber 28, 1918.
August
F.
Gearhard,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Regimental Chaplain September 19, 1918. Dropped sick October 23. 1918. Returned to Regiment from in Hospital December 12. 1918. and announced as Regimental Chaplain. Was awarded Distinguished Service
in Hospital
sick
Cross.
Regimental Seegeant-Majors
David B. Thornton, New York, N. Y.
Regimental
placement
Sergeant-Major.
Transferred
1919,
for
to
First
Re-
Depot,
March
5,
duty
with
Chief
Food Commission.
Benjamin
P.
Swoyer,
1,
Transferred as Private
to
Headquarters Company Jan-
uary
1,
1918.
Appointed Corporal from Private February

1918.
1918.
.Appointed Regimental Sergeant-Major from Cor6.
poral June
Herman
F.
Precht,
Savannah, Ga.
Duty
ber
at
Regimental
Headquarters
September
1,
1918.
Transferred as Corporal to Headquarters

3.
Company
Octo-
1918.
Appointed Regimental-Sergeant Major from
Corporal March 10, 1919.
Battalion Seegeant-Majoes
Luther
L. Scales.
West Point, Ga.
Battalion Sergeant Major. First Battalion. Graduate of -Vrmy Candidates School. Transferred to First Replace-
ment Depot March

F.
I'niversity.
12, 1919. for
duty as Student
at
A. E.
Beaune. Third
Battalion.
Edward
J.
Schneider,
Battalion
Battalion
Sergeant-Major.
Appointed
6.
Turner's Fall, Mass.
Sergeant-Major
to S.
from
Corporal
June
1918.
Admitted
in
0. S. Hospital October 14, 1918.
Wounded
action.
Charles
E. Laird,
Battalion Sergeant-Major, Second Battalion.
Holyoke,
Ma
Battalion
1918.
Sergeant-Major
from
Private
Appointed September 15,
TOKUTARO N. SlOCUM,
Minot, N. Dakota.
Transferred Battalion Sergeant-Major, Third Battalion. as Sergeant to Headquarters Company February 15, 1919. Appointed Battalion Sergeant-Major from Sergeant Feb-
ruary 15, 1919.
Color Sergeants
Marvin
William
E. Eagle, Pulaski, Tenn.
J.
Regimental Color Sergeant,

didates''
Transferred
to
Army
Can-
School July 24, 1918.

to
Received Commission.
11, 1917.
Culkin,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
Headquarters Company November
Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. pointed Sergeant from Corporal January 15. 1918.
pointed Color Sergeant from Sergeant April 23, 1918.
ApAp-
Edward
F. Akin,
Danbury, Conn.
Assigned to Headquarters Company March 23, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Private April 1, 1918. Appointed Color Sergeant from Sergeant August 20, 1918.
Assigned to Headquarters Company September 4, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from Private October 20, 1917. Appointed Color Sergeant from Sergeant November 15, 1918.
Clifton H. Hamill,
Sergeants
Nathaniel M. Bordner,
Hazelton, Pa.
Transferred
as
Private
1,
First
Company January
vate
First
1918.
Class February
6,
1,
Class to Headquarters Appointed Corporal from Pri1918. Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal June
1918.
Raymond
J.
Bush,
Readine, Pa.
1.
uary
1.
1918.
to Headquarters Company JanAppointed Corporal from Private February

6,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant from Corporal June

to
1918. 1917.
15,
Angelo H. Scarpa,
Derby, Conn.
Assigned
1917.
Headquarters Company November
9,
Appointed Private First Class from Private December

ruary 15, 1919.
Appointed Sergeant from Private First Class Feb-
Corporals
H.AROLD
W. KuH,
uary
22,
1,
New
York, N. Y.
1918.
1918.
to Headquarters Company JanDuty at Regimental Headquarters February Appointed Corporal from Private April 24,
1918.
Everett
B.
Hogan, Montezuma, Ga.
Duty
at
Regimental
to
Headquarters
August
2,
3,
1918. 1918.
Transferred
Headquarters Company October
Harry D. Ludwig,
Reading, Pa.
Transferred as Private to
Headquarters Company DeCorporal
cember
tember
26, 1917.
Duty
at
Regimental Headquarters Feb-
ruary 24,
1,
1918.
Appointed
from Private Sep-
1918.
Thomas
J.
Whatley,
Jr.,
Duty
at
Regimental Headquarters July 23, 1918.
Trans-
Dothan. Ala.
ferred to Headquarters
Company December
18, 1918.
E. F.
ROSTER OF MEDICAL DETACHMENT

Majoes Medical Corps
Jackson H. Barnett, 601 Duncan Ave.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Assigned
3,
to
Regiment
as
Regimental
1918.
Surgeon
April
1918.
Relieved from duty with Regiment and assigned

17,
to
IV Army Corps September

Commissioned
David E. Smith,
Charleston,
1st Lieutenant
3,
February
17. 1918.
7,
1917.
to
Com-
Mo.
missioned Major August

as Regimental Surgeon
1918.
Assigned
Regiment
December
Captains Medical Corps

Harold H. Freund, 311 W. 81st St.,
Commissioned as
tain
to
May
3, 3,
1918.
1918.
16,
New
York, N. Y.
April
1st Lieutenant June 8, 1917; as CapRegimental Surgeon November 15, 1917, Surgeon 3rd Battalion May 16, 1918, to
September
October
1918.
Regimental Surgeon September
17,
1918, to October 12, 1918.

12, 1918.
Wounded
to U. S.
near Chatel-Chehery
Returned
A.
Duncan M. Draughn,
907 River Ave.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Commissioned
tain
as 1st Lieutenant
May
3.
1918.
Assigned
to
June 28, 1917; as Cap Regiment September, 1917

1918,
to
Surgeon 2nd Battalion

1918.
May
16,
September 17
18,
Transferred to 325th Infantry September

13,
1918
Rejoined Regiment November geon November

13,
1918.
18.
Regimental Sur
1918.
1918, to
December
Surgeon
2nd Battalion.
Davis W. Goldstein,
Fort Smith, Ark.
Assigned
Battalion
to
till
October
1918, to
Regiment September 18, 1918. Surgeon 2nd Regimental Surgeon from 12, 1918.
October
12,
November
13,
1918.
Transferred
to
325th Infantry.
John
J.
Bendick, Olyphant, Penn.
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant
June
20,
1917;
Captain
February 28. 1919. Assigned to Regiment August, 1918. Surgeon 3rd Battalion.
Milton A. Wiese,
2110
S. Clifton
Commissioned
9.
1st
Lieutenant July
to
5,
1917; Captain
24,
May
Sur-
Park Ave. Chicago, 111.
1918.
1st
Assigned
Battalion.
Regiment October
1918.
geon
Captains Dental Corps

Samuel
Clatus
B. Ginsburg,
Assigned
1st
to
Regiment October, 1917.
Dental Surgeon
Washington, D. C.
L. Cope,
Battalion.
Commissioned
February
5,
1st
Lieutenant August
to
4,
1917;
Captain
Rising Sun, Ind.
1919.
Assigned
Regiment February, 1919.
Dental Surgeon 1st Battalion.
First Lieutenants Medical Corps

Frank L Buckner,
Campbellsviile,
Assigned
Battalion.
to organization
September, 1917.
Surgeon
Ist
Returned
to
U. S. A. October, 1918.
Henry
C. Bailiff,
Commissioned August
October 24, 1918.
18.
1917.
Assigned
to
Regiment
Garden Valley, Tex.
Junior Surgeon 3rd Battalion.

18,
Edward
B. Jones, Jacksonville, Texas.
Commissioned March
tion April 13, 1918.
1918.
Assigned
to
organiza-
Junior Surgeon 1st Battalion.

Junior
to S.
Paul Lowenstein,
Assigned
to
3rd Battalion.
pital.
Regiment August, 1918. Evacuated from Norroy
Surgeon
O. S. Hos-
Lloyd R. Mace,
Assigned to from La Forge

Assigned
talion.
Regiment
to S.
September,
1918.
Evacuated
0. S. Hospital.
Harold V. Raycroft,
to
Regiment April, 1918.
Surgeon
1st
Bat-
Transferred to 321st Machine
Gun
Battalion Sep-
tember, 1918.
Leo
E.
Reiman,
Assigned
Battalion.
to
Regiment April. 1918.

to
Junior Surgeon 3rd
Transferred
307 Sanitary Train September.
1918.
James E. Weatherford, Henderson villa, Ky.
Commissioned
September. 1918.
June
30.
1917.
Assigned
to
Regiment
Junior Surgeon 2nd Battalion.
Privates First Class Medical Corps

George
E. Fussell, Fitzgerald, Ga.
April, 1918.
Commissioned August 5. 1917. Dental Surgeon 3r

to
Assigned to Regiment
Junius F. Emerson, Baltimore, Md.
Assigned
2nd
1919.
Battalion.
Regiment October. 1918. Dental Surgeon Evacuated to S. O. S. Hospital January.

to
Returned
U. S. A.
8.
Harold Sigurdson.
3815 16th Ave.,
S.
Joined Detachment April

talion.
1918.
Duty with 2nd Bat-
Minneapolis, Minn.
Louis Sheinfine, New York, N. Y.
Joined Detachment October 31, 1917.

C.
February
Joined
15. 1918.
Appointed Duty with 3rd Battalion.

1,
P.
F.
Harry
T. Schmidt, 3700 Federal St. Camden, N.

C. Siems,
Detachment
August
1918.
Duty
iattalion.
J.
Grover
Joined
F. C.
Detachment
October
Wantagh, N. Y.
February
15. 1918.
Appointed 31. 1917. Duty with 3rd Battalion.

31,
P.
John Sebeckl
178 Freeman St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment October
1917.
Duty with 3rd
William H. Stuebinger,
Joined Detachment April 20. 1918.

talion.
Duty with 3rd Bat-
Walter K. Tongelson,
980 52nd
St.,
C. February 15. 1918.
Joined Detachment October 31. 1917. Appointed P. F. Duty with 1st Battalion. Wounded
S.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evacuated to S. 0. near La Forge October 10, 1918. Rejoined Detachment October 14, 1918. Hospital.
James B. Townsend,
Troy, Ala.
F.
81
Duty with
1st Bat-
Joined Detachment April 14, 1918.

talion.
Awarded D. S. C. for heroism in Saint Mihiel Offensive per General Orders No. 3t, Headquarters 82nd
Division,
November
17, 1918.
Lester Trainer,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment August 26, 1917. Duty with 3rd Wounded near La Forge October 10, 1918.
to
Returned
U. S. A.
2,
Charles H. Van Etten,

Briggsville, Mass.
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment December
1918.
Duty with
1st
DeWitt
J. Watson, 518 Randolph St.,

tallion.
Duty with 3rd Bat-
Eufaula, Ala.
Jacob Weber, 127 Jefferson

Otis L. Woods,
Joined Detachment September

St.,
18,
1918.
Duty with 3rd
Battalion.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined Detachment December
Battalion.
2,
1918.
Duty with
1st
Petersburg, Tenn.
John H. Woolley,
1701 Bryant Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn.

talion.
8,
1918.
Duty with 3rd Bat-
Sergeants First Class

AncUS
L.
Payne, Rural Hall, N. C.
Joined Detachment August 26, 1917.

F.
Promoted
to
P.
C.
5,
September
1917.
26. 1917.
to
Promoted
to
Sergeant Decem-
ber
1918.
Sergeant 1st Class February 12, Duty with Regimental Headquarters.
Promoted
Sergeants
Sidney S. Goldstein, 107 East 112 St., New York, N. Y.
Promoted to SerMess Sergeant until April 1, Hospital September 19, 1918. Rejoined Detachment December 17, 1918. Duty with 2nd
geant
1918.
January 26, 1918. Evacuated to S. 0.
S.
Battalion.
Morris J. Liberman, 2207 Jefferson Ave. Richmond, Va.
Joined Detachment August 26, 1917.

F.
Promoted
to
to
P.
C.
September
26,
1917.
Promoted
1st
Sergeant Feb-
ruary 12, 1918.
Duty with
Battalion.
Ralph W. Rhodes,
176 Front St., Hempstead, N. Y.
F.

C.
Promoted
to
P.
March
1918.
Promoted 6, 1918. Duty with 3rd Battalion.
to
Sergeant August 15,
George W. Skelly,
Calhoun, Ga.
F.

C.
January
15, 1918.
Promoted to P. 1, 1917. Promoted to Sergeant August 10, 1918. Duty with Regimental Headquarters.
Privates and Privates First Class

Eugene 0. Ahearn,
Brooklyn, N.
Joined
Battalion
Detachment October
to
31,
1917.
Duty with
1st
October
10,
1918.
Evacuated from Chatel-
Chehery
to S. O. S.
Hospital.
82
Fisher
F.

Ames,
Louisville, N. Y.
1,
1918.
Promoted
to P. F. C.
February
15, 1919.
Duty with
1st Battalion.
2.
Thomas
P. Appelby, 881 Grand Ave., New Haven. Conn.

Battalion.
1918.
Duty with 2nd
Samuel Arlie,
79 Cedar
St.,
2.
1918.
Duty with Sec-
nd Battalion.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Richard
L.
Bateman,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined Detachment January 12, 1918.

F. C. February 15, 1918.
Promoted
to
P.
Evacuated
1918.
to S. 0. S.
Hospital
Battalion.
from Fleville October
18.
Duty with 3rd
Frank
J.
Bierne, 3 Barnes St., Pawtucket, R.
Joined
Battalion.
I.
1918, result of
Detachment August 1, 1918. Duty with 2nd Died at Mobile Hospital No. 12 October 12. wounds received in action near La Forge
October 10, 1918.
William
J.
Benz, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Detachment October 31. 1917.

F. C.
February
to S.
15,
S.
1918.
Duty
with
8.
Promoted to P. 2nd Battalion.

1918.
Evacuated
0.
Hospital October
12,
WiLLLVM BlUMENTHAL. 311 Hewes St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Detachment March

F. C. February 15, 1919.
1918.
Promoted
1.
to
P.
Duty with 2nd Battalion.

Orders No.
Cited
for gallantry in action per General
Head-
quarters 82nd Division January 13, 1919.
Leonard Borstel,
177 Norrel St., Roxbury, Mass.
to
Joined Detachment March 15, 1918. Dental Surgeon 2nd Battalion from
15,
Dental Assistant
March
15, 1918, to
February
1919.
Promoted
to
P. F. C. July 15. 1918.
Duty with 2nd
Battalion.
1.
Carl Buntin,
Brundidge, Ala.

Battalion.
1918.
Duty with
1st
Bat-
Arthur Carbone,
Wards
Island, N. Y.

Battalion.
2,
1918.
Duty with 3rd
Howard Cheney,
Joined Detachment July 15, 1918.

talion.
Duty with 3rd Bat9.
Wounded near LaForge October
1918.
Re-
turned to U. S. A.
Attillie Dipreta, Stamford, Conn.

Battalion.
2.
1918.
Duty with 3rd
Anthony Donnarume, New Haven, Conn.

Henry
A. Ebert, 90 Cedar St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Detachment
Battalion.
October
action
31,
1917.
Killed
in
near
Duty with LaForge October
1st 10,
1918.
Joined Detachment October 31. 1917.

F.
C.
February 15, 1919.
P. Promoted Duty with Regimental Headto
quarters.
John M. Figel,
Luseing, Penn.
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment March
12,
1918.
Duty with 2nd
James L. Gavie, 339 East 113
Joined Detachment September 15, 1918.

St.,
Duty with 2nd
Battalion.
New
York, N. Y.
F.
B3
1,
Archie Hart,
36 Brayton
St.,
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment
August
1918.
Duty with
1st
Buffalo, N. Y.
Ellwood Hastings,
Georgetown, Del.
Joined Detachment August

talion.
1,
1918.
Duty with
1st Bat-
Andrew Harlow,
S.

10,
Injured October
1918.
Evacuated
to
S.
0. S. Hospital; returned to U.
A.
Oran
a. Kelly,
Springfield,
2,
1918.
Duty with 3rd
Mo.
Battalion.
Ralph
R. Kelly, Springfield, Mo.
Joined Detachment February 13. 1919.

Briltalion.
Duty with 3rd
Elmer A. Kestler.

Dental Surgeon 3rd Battalion.
Dental Assistant
to
to
Returned
U. S. A. sick
August. 1918.
Roy
D. Kitcham,
Ariton, Ala.

talion.
1,
1918.
Duly with 2nd
Bat-
Oscar
L. Knudson, 3123 Elliot Ave

S.,
8.
1918.
Promoted
Battalion.
to
P.
F.
C. February 15, 1919.
Duty with 2nd
Minneapolis, Minn.
Frank
J.
Krug,
Floral Park, N. Y.
Joined
Battalion.
ber
7,
1918.
Detachment October 31. 1917. Duty with 1st Wounded in Meuse-Argonne offensive on OctoEvacuated to S. 0. S. Hospital.
1918.
Ameede Lavigne,
145 West St., Lawrence, Mass.
Joined Detachment January 24.

Battalion.
Duty with 3rd
Samuel H. Lerner, 311 Hudson St..

Hoboken, N.
J.

F. C.
Promoted
to
P.
February
15. 1918.
Wounded
near Norroy in Saint
Mihiel offensive September 15, 1918.

talion.
Duty with 2nd Bat-
Anthony Lombardi,
480 East 180
St.,

F.
C.
February
15,
1919.
Promoted to P. Duty with Regimental Head-
New
John
J.
York, N. Y.
quarters.
McCann,

F. C.
Promoted
to
P.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
March
6,
1918.
Duty with 2nd

1.
Battalion.
Joe E. McManus,

talion.
1918.
Duty with
1st
Bat-
Wedowee, Ala.
Louis Mikel,
Joined
New
York, N. Y.
P.
F.
C.
Detachment October 31. 1917. January 10, 1918. Duty with

to S. O. S. Hospital
Promoted
1st
to
Battalion.
Evacuated
October
1918.
8.
1918.
Gustavus a. Monteau,
106 Forrest Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
10.
Dental Assistant to
Dental Surgeon 1st Battalion.
84

Battalion.
2,
Theodore Noble,
405
1-2 15th St.,
1918.
Duty with 2nd
Sacramento, Cal.
Connie Money,
Ramer, Ala.
Joined Detachment .\pril

talion.
1,
1918.
Duty with 2nd Bat-
Charles Montalblatt, 386 Grand St.,
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment
October
7.
1918.
Duty with
3rd
New York,
Walter H. Perry,
N. Y.
1,
1918.
Duty with
1st
Wedowee,
Ala.
Joined Detachment January 25,
Battalion.
Solomon Perlin,
Wounded
S.
at
1918. Duty with 3rd Sommerance October 18. 1918.
Returned to U.
A.
2.
Caleb K. Pruitt,
Salem, Ala.

talion.
1918.
Duty with
1st
Bat-
SeRAFINO A. PiSANI, 376 Montallo St.,

Brockton, Mass.
Joined Detachment December 15, 1918.

Battalion.
Duty with
1st
Leonardo Principato,
Joined Detachment December 15, 1917.

Battalion.
Duty with
1st
Evacuated
to
S.
0.
S.
Hospital from Fleville
October
20, 1918.
Harry
T. Ray,

Battalion.
2,
1918.
Duty with
1st
Harrison, Ark.
Charles Schlafmitz, 12 Vernon Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Battalion.
Detachment
October
31,
1917.
Duty with
1st
Edmund
'.
S.
Scott,
Pittoburg. Pa.
Joined Detachment
F. C.
February
15. 1918.
Promoted August 26, 1917. Duty with 2nd Battalion.
to
P.
Died
Mi{>.câya.F^lls. hf.y.
of disease
November
27, 1918.
ROSTER OF SUPPLY COMPANY, 328TH INFANTRY

Captains
Catchings Therrel,
Atlanta,
Commissioned
Captain
to
August
30.
15,
1917.
Regimental
duty with
ParaDi-
Ga
Supply
Officer
August
Order
1918.
Special
30,
82nd
graph
vision.
Division
2,
Quartermaster
98.
August
1918.
Special
Headquarters
82nd
9.
August
27.
30. 1918.
Relieved from special duty and

Special
1919.
returned to Regiment for duty per Paragraph
Order
Headquarters 82nd Division. January

Officer per
29.
Regimental Supply
1.
General Order
to
5,
January
29. 1919.
Transferred
American
rest
Paragraph camp.
Winchester. England, for duty as student at English University,
Paragraph
8.
Special Order 55. Headquarters 82nd
Division, February 24, 1919.
F.
85
3,
William GunN,
U. S. Army.
Assigned
to
Supply Company, Paragraph

1,
Regimental
Special Order 114, September
1918,
Commanding ComS.
pany.
Promoted
11,
to
Captain Infantry U.
per Special
A. with rank
6,
October
1918,
F.,
Order 284, Paragraph

assigned
18, 1918.
G. H. Q., A. E.
October
11, 1918.
Relieved from As-
signment
to
Supply
Company and
November
Command
Company
B, 328th Infantry,
William
E.
Shackelford,
Decatur, Ala.
Relieved from assignment to
Company
D, 328th Infantry,
and assigned
to Supply Company, per Paragraph 4, Regimental Special Order 114, September 1, 1918. Promoted 1st Lieutenant Infantry U. S. A. (temporary) rank from
11, 1918,
November
G.
per Paragraph 20, Special Order 315,
H. Q., A. E.
F.,
November
11,
1918.
Acting Regi-
18, 1918, to January 29, Appointed Captain Infantry U. S. A. Appointed Regimental Supply Officer per Regimental General Order No. 6, Paragraph 2, March 4, 1919.
mental Supply Officer November

1919.
First Lieutenants
Lewis E. HiNSHAW,
U. S. Army.
Assigned to duty with Company from original beginning. Returned to U. S. Special Order No. 159, Headquarters 82nd Division, Paragraph 2, July 20, 1918. Assigned
328th
to
Frank Rogers,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Infantry.
Supply Company for duty from Company D, Appointed Munitions Officer June 24,
2, Regimental Special Order No. from Assignment with Division and from
1918, per Paragraph No.

82.
Relieved
further duty with A. E. F.
Transferred to U.
S.
per Para-
graph No.
Division,
1.
Special Order No. 180, Headquarters 82nd

10, 1918.
August
Walter M.
Little, Forsyth, Ga.
Infantry.
Assigned to Supply Company from Company E, 328th On special duty with 3rd Battalion as TransOfficer
port
June
in
21,
1918.
Special
duty as Regimental
Munitions
Officer
August
10, 1918.
Promoted to 1st S. A. rank from October 13, 1918, Paragraph No. 40, Special Order No. 286, G. H. Q., A. E. F., October 13, 1918. Died in hospital.
action October 8,
1918.
Wounded
Lieutenant Infantry U.
Ira D. Coombs,
McRae, Ga.
Relieved from assignment with D Company, assigned Supply Company, per Regimental Special Order December 19, 1918. On Detached Service for course of
to
instruction in
care of animals at
1st
Corps School Jan-
uary
1,
1919.
Returned
to
duty with
Company January
16, 1919.
Second Lieutenants
Claud BauCOM,
Spokane, Wash.
Assigned
to
Regimental
Special
Supply Company per Paragraph No. 2, Order No. 131. October 20. 1918.
Officer
Regimental Munitions
December
7.
1918.
AciE G. Ellington, Thomaston, Ga.
Assigned to Supply Company per Paragraph No. I. Regimental Special Order No. 145, November 25, 1918. On Detached Service for Course of Instruction in Care of Animals at 1st Corps School January' 18, 1919. Returned
to
duty with
Company
January' 26, 1919.
Begimental Supply Sergeants

Marvin
E. Carroll, Rossville, Ga.
Joined Supply
Company September
4.
1917.
Appointed
October 20.
Sergeant per Regimental Special Order October 20. 1917.
Appointed Mess Sergeant per Order No.

1917.
Appointed Regimental Supply Sergeant per Regi1.
mental Special Order No. 148 December
1918.
Harold
P.
Hayden,
Canton, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Private 1st
Company September Class November 20. 1917.
March
August
1, 1,
1918.
Appointed Appointed Sergeant Appointed Regimental Supply Sergeant

22. 1917.
1918.
Leonard
E.
Moore.
Mansfield, Ga.
Joined
geant
Company September
1917.
4.
1917.
October 20,
Appointed
Regimental
Appointed SerSupply
Sergeant October 20, 1917.

to
Sick in Hospital and returned
U. S.
Charles 0. Smith,
Statesboro, Ga.
Joined
geant
Company September
1917.
October 20,
1917. Appointed Ser6. Appointed Regimental Supply
William G. White,
Jackson, Tenn.
Joined Supply
Company September
6,
1917.
Appointed
Regimental Supply Sergeant October 20, 1917.
First Sergeants
James H. Whitehead,
Tate, Tenn.
Joined Supply
1st
Company September
6,
1917.
to
Sergeant October 20. 1917.

1918.
Returned
U.
Appointed S. August
27,
Hugh M. Willums,
Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
Joined Supply
gust 27, 1918.
Company September
6,
1917.
1st
Appointed
Appointed
Sergeant Au-
Mess Sergeant
Louis Padowitz, New Haven, Conn.
Joined Supply
Company October
1.
Cook November
1,
1917.
Appointed 24, 1917. Appointed Sergeant December

15, 1919.
1918.
Appointed Mess Sergeant February
Supply Sergeant
Frank H. Duld.
Allentown, Pa.
1.
Joined Supply
Company October
20,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal November 20, 1917.

1918.
Appointed Sergeant March Appointed Supply Sergeant March 15, 1918.
Stable Sergeant
S.\muel Duld. Allentown, Pa.
Joined Supply
Company October
Sergeant November 20. 1917.
20, 1917. Appointed Appointed Stable Sergeant
November
20.
1917.
F.
8'7
Sergeants
Henry
S.
Boyd,
Joined Supply
Private
1st
Manheim. Pa.
Class
1,
Company October 19. November 15, 1917.
1917.
Appointed Appointed Ser-
geant
March
1938.
Caleb
C. Coffin,
Joined Supply
Company October
Sergeant.
25.
1917.
Appointed
to
Boston, Mass.
Wagoner.
Appointed
Transferred
M.
P.
Company No. 243 December
21, 1918.
Henry
B.
Haymen,
City, N.
Joined Supply
New York
Y.
Private
1st
Class
1.

Transferred
to
geant
March
1918.
1917. Appointed Appointed Ser2nd Battalion 328th
Infantry.
Otto Schweable,
Stratford. Conn.
Joined Supply
Private
1st
Class
Company October March 15, 1918.
26.
1917.
Appointed
Appointed Sergeant
June
6,
1918.
Floyd
R. Scidmore, Grafton, North Dakota.
Joined
Supply
Private 1st Class January 18, 1918.
June
14. 1918.
20, 1918. Appointed Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant August 10, 1918.
Company
April
Ceylon 0. Styles,
Canton, N. Y.
Joined Supply Company October 26, 1917. Appointed Wagoner December 15, 1917. Appointed Corporal June
6,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant September
11,
1918.
COEPOEALS
John Barnable, New York
Joined Supply City, N. Y.
to Division
Company August
18,
1918.
Transferred
Headquarters Troop November 28, 1918.
Clarence C. Batdorf, Maple Plain, Minn.

Elbridge B. Bates,
Santuit, Mass.
Joined
Private
Supply
1st
Class
May
1,
1918.
Company April 20, 1918. Appointed March 1, 1918. Appointed Wagoner Appointed Corporal September 11, 1918.
Company October
1,
Joined Supply
25,
Private 1st Class February
1918.
1917. Appointed Appointed Corporal
December
1,
1918.
Lloyd D. Buell,
Croff,
Joined
Supply
1.
Company
1918.
North Dakota.
Wagoner July
1918.
.\pril 20, 1918. Appointed Appointed Corporal November 1,
John
P.
Cooney,
Pittsfield,
Joined Supply
Company June
25, 1918.
Appointed Cor-
Mass.
poral July 24, 1918.
George Foreman.
Jr..
Joined Supply
Private
1st
Hershey, Pa.
Class
1,
Company October 19, November 27, 1917.
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
Appointed
poral
March
1918.
Fred Thigpen,
Georgiana, Ala.
Joined
1918.
Supply
Company March
20,
7.
1918.
.\ppointed
1,
Wagoner March
1918.
Appointed Corporal August
Mechanics
Morris Bass,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Supply Company October Mechanic February 1, 1918.
25,
1917.
Appointed
August Christoferi,
Springfield, Mass.
Joined Supply Company October Mechanic November 20, 1917. Joined Supply Company October Mechanic February 1, 1918.
25,
1917.
Appointed
Silvio Demelio,
28,
1917.
Appointed
New York
City, N. Y.
Elmer Wannerstrom,
Portland, Conn.
Joined Supply Company October Mechanic March 1, 1918.
25,
1917.
Appointed
HOESESHOEKS
Raoul Beaudoin,
ManviUe, R.
I.
Joined Supply
Company October
1,
27,
1917.
Appointed
Horseshoer
Joined
May
1918.
Alfred
J.
Christenson,
Painsville, Minn.
Supply
Company
1,
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Horseshoer August
Joined Supply
1918.
28,
Henry Kirby,
Gardner, Mass.
Company October
1,
1917.
Appointed
Horseshoer February
Joined Supply
1918.
23,
JoHNiE Parsons,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Company January
1,
1918.
Appointed
Horseshoer
May
1918.
25,
Herman
P.
Strobel, Trumbull, Conn.
Joined Supply
Company October
1,
1917.
Appointed
Horseshoer February
1918.
Saddlers
Francis E. Weeks,
Beverly, Mass.
Joined
Supply
1,
Company June
25,
1918.
Appointed
Saddler July
1918.
Cooks
Ralph
E.
Clark, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Private
1st
5,
Company October
November
20,
25,
1917.
Appointed
Class
1917.
Appointed Cook
March
1918.
John
P.
Harvey,
Larsville,
Joined Supply
Company October
1,
20.
1917.
Appointed
Pa.
Cook November
Joined Supply
1917.
3,
Elmer H. Miller,
Danville,
111.
Company September
4,
1918.
Appointed
Cook September
Joined
1918.
Allen Myers,
Schuyler Falls, N. Y.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
June
30,
1918.
Appointed
Cook September
Joined Supply
Private
1st
Frank Pazel,
Wayniart, Pa.
Company October
November
20,
20,
1917.
Appointed
Class
1918.
Appointed Cook
May
28, 1918.
Albert Thomas,
Bradyville, Tenn.
Joined
Supply
Company
March
9.
1918.
Appointed
Cook March
15, 1918.
James N. Walker,
Geneva, Neb.
Joined Supply
November
19,
1918.
Company June Awarded

1,
30, 1918.
Appointed Cook
D. S. C. for extraordinary
heroism in action at Norroy, France, September 15, 1918,

per Paragraph No.
vision,
G.
0. 48, Headquarters 82nd Di-
December
28, 1918.
15,
Thomas
F.
Ward,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
ferred to
Supply Company December
1917.
Trans-
Company
E, 328th Infantry.
E. F.
Wagonebs
Jodie Allen,
Joined
Supply
12,
Company
1918.
April
18,
1918.
Appointed
Monroe, Ga.
Wagoner July
John A. Baughman,
Felton, Pa.
Joined Supply Company October Wagoner February 15, 1918. Joined
18,
1917.
Appointed
Edward Baumgard,
Jr.,
Supply Company March

1,
30,
1918.
Appointed
Brewster, Minn.
Wagoner May
1918.
John
J.
Blair,
City, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company October
20,
1917.
Appointed
New York
John Blummert,
Wagoner.
Joined Supply
Company October
1918.
25.
1917.
Appointed
Bronx, N. Y.
Wagoner April
Joined
1,
Charles H. Bohrer,
Hallday, North Dakota.

1,
30.
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner May
1918.
David
P.
Brothers.
Watervilet, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company December
14.
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner May
Joined
28, 1918.
J.
P.
Brown,
Supply
1,
Company March
1918.
7.
1918.
Appointed
Camp
Hill, Ala.
Wagoner May
William A. Burkett,
Fremont, Ohio.
Joined Supply Company June Wagoner September 1, 1918.

Joined Supply Company October Wagoner December 15. 1917.
.30.
1918.
Appointed
William Bussee, Mount Pleasant,
20.
1917.
Appointed
Pa.
Grant H. Cooudge,
Ellenburg, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company October
20,
1917.
.Appointed
Wagoner May
28, 1918.
Rocco Costello, Long Island City, N. Y.

Willie 0. Craft,
Jacksonville, Ala.
Joined Supply
Company October
29.
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner July
Joined
24, 1918.
Supply
24,
Company
1918.
April
18.
1918.
.Appointed
Wagoner July
Joined
George M. Curtis,
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
July
20.
1918.
Appointed
McKomb,
William Dawley,
Ohio.
Wagoner August
Joined Supply
Company December
1,
14,
1917.
.Appoint-
Talcville, N. Y.
ed Wagoner January
1918.
William Duffield,
Purdy, Iowa.
Joined
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner July
Charley Englebert,
Attalla, Ala.
Joined Supply Company December Wagoner February 15, 1919.

Joined
13,
1918.
.\ppointed
Ralph
D. Flynt, Sharon, Ga.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
.April
18.
1918.
.Appointed
Wagoner July
William Forrest,
Johnston, R.
I.
Joined Supply
Company December
1,
14.
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner January
Joined
1918.
6,
John D. Gaines,
Ripley, Tenn.
Supply
1.
Company March
1918.
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
William Gibson,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined Supply
Company December
1,
14.
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner January
1918.
22, 1918.
George Giles,
Lauriun, Mich.
Joined Supply Company November Wagoner September 1, 1918.
Appointed
William
E. Gissendanner, Pinckard, Ala.
Joined Supply
Company January
1918.
23,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner April
1,
Thomas Halpin,
Summersville, Conn.
Joined Supply Company September 5, 1918. Appointed Wagoner December 15, 1918. Transferred 1st Replace-
ment Depot.
Enoch
J.
Harlin, Roanoke, Ala.
Joined
Supply Company
18, 1918.
March
6.
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
Joseph Hartung,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Supply
\^'agoner January
Company December
1,
14, 1917.
Appointed
1918.
23,
Dock M.
Wendell
John
Hries, Moultrie, Ga.

C.
Joined Supply
Company January
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
28, 1918.
Haynes,
Joined Supply
Company
January' 23,
1918.
Appointed
Brownsville, Tenn.
Wagoner May
28, 1918.
Transferred to Hospital.
13,
R. Ivester,
Hollywood, Ga.
1918.
Appointed
John Jacobson,
Florenton, Minn.
Joined
Supply
Company March
30,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
28, 1918.
Axel
C.
Johnson, Herman, Minn.
Joined Supply
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed Wag-
oner February 15, 1919. Joined Supply Company October Wagoner December 1, 1917.
20,
Sylvester Johnson.
Katyville, N. Y.
1917.
Appointed
Died June
15, 1918, at St.
Blimont, France. (D-fl)

18,
Dawson
C. Jones, Saxton, Bedford, Pa. F.
Joined Supply Company July Wagoner September 1, 1918.

Joined Supply Company October Wagoner November 20, 1918.
1918.
Appointed
Walter
Keally,
Pittsburg, Pa.
20,
1917.
Appointed
Walter Keneally,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined Supply
oner
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed Wag-
May
1,"
1918.
Russell W. Kissell,
Ligonier, Pa.
Joined Supply
Company October
1918.
19,
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner April
Joined
1,
Frederick M. Lain,
Joelton, Tenn.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
April
18,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
Samuel V. Lapine,
Springfield, Mass.
Joined Supply Company October Wagoner December 15, 1917. Joined Supply Company October Wagoner November 20, 1917. Joined
20,
1917.
Appointed
Allen H. Leckrone,
Pleasureville, Pa.
19,
1917.
Appointed
Edw.4rd B. Long, Garland. Ala.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
March
6,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
E. F.
91
30,
Antonio Magliocco,
Port Richmond, S.
I.,
Joined Supply
Company October
1918.
1917.
Appointed
N. Y.
Wagoner May
1,
George
F.
Mahoney,
Beverly, Mass.
Joined Supply
Company October
1918.
20,
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner April
1,
William Maier, New York
Joined Supply
City,
Company December
1,
26, 1917.
Appointed
N. Y.
Wagoner January
Joined
1918.
John
A. Martin, Fitchburg, Mass.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
April
23,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner July
Wesley Martinneau,
Schuyler Falls, N. Y.
Joined Supply Company November Wagoner February 15, 1918.

Joined Supply Company November Wagoner November 15, 1917.
7,
1917.
Appointed
Peter Mathurin,
Jr.,
10,
1917.
Appointed
Charlton, Mass.
Harry Meltzer,
Joined Supply
City, N.
Company October
1918.
25,
1917.
Appointed
New York
James
C.
Y.
Wagoner April
1,
Mitchell,
Lineville, Ala.
Joined Supply
Company February
28,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner July
24, 1918.
Harry
G.
Moore,
Summerset, Pa.
R.
Joined Supply
Company December
14, 1917.
Appointed
January
1,
1918.
14, 1917.
Graham
Moore,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Joined
Appointed
Joel D. Moore,
Petersburg, Tenn.
Supply
Company June
25,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner July
24, 1918.
18,
Earl Morgan,
Williamsburg, Ohio.
Joined Supply Company July Wagoner September 1, 1918.
1918.
Appointed
Joseph Mundorff,
New York
City, N.
Y.
Joined Supply Company November Wagoner December 15, 1917.
2,
1917.
Appointed
William Murphey,
Eufaula, Ala.
Joined Supply Company December Wagoner February 15, 1919. Joined
13, 1918.
Appointed
Kerney Mynatt,
Fountain City, Tenn.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
April
15,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
Michael McGillicddy,
Roxbury, Mass.
Joined Supply
Company December
1,
14, 1917.
Appointed
Wagoner January
1918.
28,
Michael Nirgak,
Pittsburg, Pa.
1917.
Appointed
Henry
Robert
F.
Gates, Inkerman,
Joined Supply
Company June
1917.
1,
1918.
Appointed Wag-
W.
Va.
oner November
9,
S.
Parmer,
Penn,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Supply
Company
April
18,
1918.
Appointed
Fort Deposit, Ala.
Wagoner July
24, 1918.
Thomas
F.
Joined Supply
Company December
1,
14, 1917.
Appointed
Wagoner January
Joined Supply
1918.
25,
Fay 0. Peters,
Edwards, N. Y.
Company October
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner May
28. 1918.
92

V.
John
Peterson,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined Supply
Company November
1918.
17, 1917.
Appointed
Wagoner April
1,
Conley Philips,
Telford, Tenn.

Joined Supply
18, 1918.
Appointed
Robert H. Reed,
Lindale, Ga.
Company June
25, 1918.
Appointed Wag-
oner July
1,
1918.
19,
Eli a. Rhode, Cly York County, Pa.

Joined Supply Company December Wagoner February 15, 1919. Joined
1917.
Appointed
Webster M. Rushton,
Luverne, Ala.
13, 1918.
Appointed
Ottis E. Sanders,
Painesville, Ohio.
Supply
Company
15, 1919.
July
18,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner January
Leon
R. T. Scoville, East Plymouth, Conn.
Joined Supply Company December Wagoner January 1, 1918. Joined Supply

oner September
14, 1917.
Appointed
George M. Shaffer,
Akron, Ohio.
Company
1,
July 18, 1918.
Appointed Wag-
1918.
25,
James B. Sharpe,
Lisbon, N. Y.
Joined Supply Company October Wagoner December 15, 1917.

Joined
1917.
Appointed
PiNKNEY
L.
Shaw,
Redfoot, Tenn.
Supply
1,
Company June
1918.
25,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner July
Joined
Claud
L. Sheats,
Supply
1,
Company June
1918.
25,
1918.
Appointed
Winder, Ga.
Wagoner July
John H. Sheets,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
19,
1917.
Appointed
MuNzio Simoni,
Springfield, Mass.
Joined Supply
Company June
25, 1918.
Appointed Wag-
oner July 24, 1918.
Edwin Spangler,
Lewisburg, Pa.

Joined
19,
1917.
Appointed
Frederick A. Steinberg,
Henderson, Minn.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
John
J.
Stinson, Georgiana, Ala.

S.
Joined Supply Company Marcii Wagoner August 1, 1918. Joined Supply
6,
1918.
Appointed
EviRiTT
H. Talbot,
Company December
1,
26, 1917.
Appointed
Adams, Mass.
Daniel E. Tallon, Beakmantown, N. Y.
Wagoner January
1918.
7,
Joined Supply Company November Wagoner February 15, 1918.
1917.
Appointed
Warren W. Tanner,
Axson, Ga.
Joined Supply
Company January
1918.
23,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner April
1,
Henry Thiesfield,
Glencoe, Minn.
Joined Supply
Company
April
1.
1918.
Appointed Wag-
oner
May
1,
1918.
28,
Robert Thomas,
Colton, N. Y.
1917.
Appointed
F.
93
14.
Andrew Thompson,
Springfield, Mass.
Joined Supply
Company December
1,
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner January
Joined Supply
1918.
6.
WiLXIAM TiMMERMAN,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
15, 1917.
1917.
Appointed
Wagoner December
Joined Supply
Albert M. Turner,
Anniston, Ala.
Company
April 18. 1918.
Appointed Wag-
oner
May
1,
1918.
EvERiTT B. Walker,
Joined Supply
Company November
1918.
6,
1917.
Appointed
Gwynedd
Edgar
E.
Valley, Pa.
Wagoner May
Joined
1,
Wiggens, Bowden, Ga.
Supply
1,
Company March
1918.
6,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
Lemert a. Wilbur,
North Dartmouth, Mass.
Joined Supply Company November Wagoner November 20, 1917. Joined
10,
1917.
Appointed
Richard H. Yancy,
McKenzie, Ala.
Supply
1,
Company
1918.
March
6,
1918.
Appointed
Wagoner May
Joined
Edgar
L. Iverson,
Supply
15,
Company March
1918.
17, 1918.
6,
1918.
Appointed
Wedowee,
Ala.
Wagoner June
Transferred to Military Police
Company December
Peia'ates
Joseph Amsterdam, New York City, N. Y.
AND Privates Fibst Class

Joined Supply
Company March
7,
1918.
Hugh
L.
Allen, Huntingdon, Tenn.

E. Bates,
Joined Supply
Company December
13.
1918.
Charles
Clarence
Joined Supply
Company November
5.
1917.
Fairhaven, Mass.
E.
Beckwith,
Joined Supply
Private 1st Class
Company November
5,
1917.
Appointed
Waterford, Conn.
May
1,
1918.
6.
George W. Brady,
Newell, Ala.
Joined Supply
Company March
1918.
Peter M. Brady,
Newell, Ala.
Joined Supply
Company March
6.
1918.
John
C.
Brooks, McKenzie, Ala.

Taunton, Minn.
Joined Supply
Company March
1.
1918.
John Bueltel,
Alfred Caron,
Baltic,
Joined Supply
Company
April
1.
1918.
Joined Supply
Company November
5.
1918.
Conn.
Joined Supply
July 15. 1918.
Thomas M. Castelano,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company October
28.
1917.
Transferred
John Cobleigh,
Joined Supply
City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
6.
1917.
New York
Andrew
J.
Davis, Bridgeport, Conn.
Supply
Company November
5,
1917.
Trans-
ferred July 15. 1918.
94
James
L.

Dodd,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Joined
Supply Company December
13,
1918.
Alex K. Don,
St.
Joined Supply
to
Company November
1.
1917.
Transferred
Johnsville, N. Y.
Camp
Hospital. South
Hampton, May
17, 1918.
Charley Elridge,
Joined Supply
New
James R. Fadden,
St.
York.
Private 1st Class
Company November March 15, 1918.
10. 1917.
Appointed
Joined Supply
Company November
10. 1917.
Regis Falls, N. Y.
Robert
L.
Fergerson, Roanoke, Ala.
Joined
1.
1918.
Transferred
July 15. 1918.
George W. Goodwin,
Georgiana, Ala.
Joined
1,
1918.
Transferred
July 15, 1918.
Bernard
F.
Grada,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined Supply
Company November
19, 1917.
Thomas Griffen,
Helena, Ala.
Joined Supply
Company
April
1.
1918.
Transferred
to
E Company
January
10, 1919.
Edward
William
G. Heilsburg,
Joined Supply
Company October
25, 1917.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C.
Hickey,
Joined
Supply
Company March
6,
1918.
Appointed
Sweetwater, Tenn.
Private 1st Class
May
1,
1918.
6,
Chatten Hogan,
Peytonsburg, Ky.
Joined Supply
Company March
15, 1918.
1918.
Transferred
to
Company G June
Joined
Roy
R. Inzer,
Eden, Ala.
to 1st
Supply Company March Replacement Depot. Supply Company March
6,
1918.
Transferred
Joe Holmes,
Carrollton, Ga.
to
Joined
6,
1918.
Transferred
Company
December
22, 1918. 25, 1917.
Joseph John,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
to
Joined Supply
Company October Company L June 5, 1918. Company January

1,
Transferred
Otis L. Jones,
Lonoke, Ark.
Joined Supply
30,
1919.
Appointed
Private 1st Class February
1917.
19.
Jacob Kline,
Enhaut, Pa.
to
Joined Supply
Company October Company F May 25, 1918.

Company October
1917.
Transferred
Carmen
J.
Logodice,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined Supply
19, 1917.
Tony Leonardo,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company December
13, 1918.
Charles
Patrick
J. Lesperance, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Company November from Company November 10, 1918.

Joined Supply Joined Supply
6.
1917.
Dropped
J.
Lynch,
Company June
25, 1918.
Mattapan, Boston, Mass.
Emanuel Luccivero,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
ferred to
Supply Company November
10.
1917.
Trans-
Company D December
20.
1918.
Sylvester Maxwell,
Cohoes, N. Y.
Joined Supply
F.
Company October
20.
1917.
Transferred
June
15.
1918.
Robert
Joseph
T.
Modena,
Decherd, Tenn.
Joined Supply
Company August
31.
1918.
T.
McCarthy,
Derby, Conn.
Joined
ferred to
Supply Company November 5. Company A December 22, 1918.
1917.
Trans-
Wallace N. McClelland,
Akron, Ohio.
Joined Supply
Company
July 18. 1918.
Howard
L.
McGee,
Florence. Texas.
Joined Supply
Company January
30,
1919.
Michael McGoldrick, New York City, N. Y.

William McGowan,
Waterbury, Conn.
Joined Supply
Company October
28,
1917.
Transferred
June
15.
1918.
Joined Supply
Company June
26,
1918.
Edward O'Donnel,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined Supply
Company October
20, 1917.
Reuben A. Olin, Deep River, Conn.
Joined Supply
Company November
8.
1917.
Frank
P. Patigano,
Joined Supply
Company June
25. 1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Shellie
J.
Pool.
Joined Supply
Company
April
1.
1918.
Died
at
Ameri-
Wedowee, Ala.
can Rest Camp, England.

Joined Supply
Alfred A. Prairie,
Berkley, Mass.
Company November
5,
1917.
Albo Prosperi,
Farno,
Julie E. Rauschke,
Italy.
to
Joined Supply
Company November
4,
1917.
1918.
Transferred
Brigade Headquarters Troop June

Joined Supply
15.
Company
.April
1.
1918.
Danube, Minn.
Samuel Reynolds,
Glennwood, Ga.
Joined Supply
Company December
13.
1918.
Robert A. Rodgers,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined Supply
Company October
1.
19.
1917.
Appointed
Private 1st Class January
1918.
1918.
Charlie Royal,
Fort Deposit, Ala.
Joined Supply
1st
Company
April
1,
Transferred
to
Replacement Depot.
Arthur M. Sampier,
Parisville, N.
Joined Supply
Y.
Private 1st Class
termaster Finance Department
Company November 1. 1917. Appointed November 15, 1917. Transferred to QuarMarch 25. 1919. Company March
6.
Harrison D. Saylors,
Ashland, Neb.
Joined Supply
1918.
Transferred to
Hospital August 10, 1918.
Edgar
P.
Shannon,
Joined
ferred to
10.
1917.
Trans-
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Company
June
15. 1918.
Lawrence D. Schultz,
Sleepy Eye, Minn.
Joined Supply
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class August 1, 1918.
Kenneth
James
J.
P.
Soper,
Saranac, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company November
10, 1917.
Spataro, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company June
3.
1918.
Royal
C.
Smith, Lynn, Mass.
Joined Supply
Company November
1.
10. 1917.
Appointed
Private 1st Class August
1918.
13, 1918.
Val
J.
Stafford, Oakland, Tenn.
Joined Supply
Company December
Frank Sternisha,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined Supply
Company
July 20, 1918.
Jasper Summa,
Boston, Mass.
Joined
Supply
Private 1st Class
Company March November 1, 1918. Company

.Aipril
22,
1919.
Appointed
Christopher Vatsois,
Savannah, Ga.
Joined Supply
18, 1918.
John H. Vosseler,
Utica, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company November
1,
1.
1917.
Appointed
Private 1st Class January
1918.
1.
Lester
E.
Wheeler,
Meriden, Conn.
Joined Supply
Private 1st Class
Company November March 15. 1918. Company November
1917.
Appointed
George W. Webster,
Middlebury, Conn.
Joined Supply
5.
1917.
Transferred
June
15, 1918.
James H. White,
Kesseville. N. Y.
Joined
Supply
Company
November
4.
1917.
Trans-
ferred to hospital.
William Wilson,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Supply
Company November
28.
1917.
Trans-
ferred June 15. 1918.
Henry
A. Winkel,
Island City, N. Y.
Joined Supply
Company November
10.
1917.
Long
ROSTER OF THE ORDNANCE DETACHMENT ATTACHED TO SUPPLY COMPANY 328TH INFANTRY

Sergeant
Arthur F. PabsT, New York City, N.
Attached
to

5,
10,
1917.
Ap-
Y.
pointed Ordnance Sergeant December
1917.
Corporal
DoMiNiCK
E.
Caronbaro,
Attached
to
Supply Company October

2,
25.
1917.
Ap-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
pointed Private 1st Class December 29. 1917.
.\ppointed
Corporal August
1918.

CosEMO Careado,
Boston, Mass.
Attached
to
11, 1917.
F.
Alessandro Cipriano, New York City, N. Y.
Supply Company November pointed Private 1st Class August 2, 1918.

Attached
to
6,
1917.
Ap-
Peter Keane,
Springfield, Mass.
Attached to Supply Company November

ferred to 307 Mobile
5, 1917.
Trans-
Ordnance Repair Shop.

Trans-
Frank Levine, New York
Attached
City,
to
N. Y.
ferred to 307th Mobile
Supply Company October 28, 1917. Ordnance Repair Shop.

Supply Company October
28,
Philip Mandracchia,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Attached
to
1917.
EOSTER OF HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 328TH INFANTRY

Major
Adone
D. Tomasello,
Commissioned Captain Infantry, Rifle Company, August 15, 1917, Changes: From duty commanding Head(1).
quarters
Bagdad, Fla.
Company
(2).
to Special
Duty as Regimental Adjutant,
July
2,
1918.
jutant to assigned
assigned
From Special Duty as Regimental Adcommand July 14, 1918. Relieved from Headquarters Company and appointed Regimental
12,
Operations and Intelligence Officer August
1918.
Captains
E. C. B.
Danforth,
Jr.,
Augusta, Ga.
Commissioned Captain Infantry Rifle Company August Relieved from assignment to Company G, 328th and assigned to Command of Headquarters Company per Paragraph 3, R. S. 0. 139, November 15,
15, 1917.
Regiment,
1918.
Herbert DuNoyer Jones,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Commissioned Captain August 15. 1917. From duty as Area Commandant to Duty Commander Headquarters Company August 24, 1918. Relieved from Command of Headquarters Company October 11, 1918, and appointed Regimental Gas Officer same date. Assigned to command of Headquarters Company October 31, 1918. Relieved from assigned to Headquarters and attached for duty November 15, 1918. Assigned command Company D of Regiment March 5, 1919.
FiKST Lieutenants
L.
McArthur,
Slocum, Ala.
Entered Service
tenant
May
12, 1917.
August
1918.
15,
1917.
February,
quarters
Transferred from
18,
Company July
Commissioned 2nd LieuCommissioned 1st Lieutenant Company I to Head1918, per Paragraph 3, S. O.
No. 76.
assigned to command of Headquarters ComAugust per Paragraph 6, R. S. O. 104, S. D. From duty commanding Headquarters Company to duty Paragraph 15, R. S. O. No. 107, August 17. 1918. As-
Was
pany
in
signed to
command
of Headquarters
1,
Company October
11,
1918, until
November
1918.
Ernest H. Gibson, Humboldt, Tenn.
Accepted for
Ogletliorpe, Ga.,
1st
Reserve
11,
Officers"
Training Camp, Fort
May
1917.
Commissioned 2nd Lieuto
tenant August 15,
1917.
Reported
Camp
Jackson for
.\ugust
3.
duty August 29, 1917.

31, 1917,
Assigned
to
to 31st Division
and attached
Promoted
101st Infantry on September
1917.
Assigned to National Guard in April, 1918, as 2nd

1st
Lieutenant.
1,
Lieutenant U.
S.
Army August
Assigned
to to
1918.
Arrived in France August 15, 1918.

1918.
49th Infantry October 27,

vision October 31, 1918.
Assigned
to
82nd
Di-
Reported
to
328th Infantry No-
vember
9,
1918.
and assigned
Headquarters Company.
Later relieved from assigned to attached.
Thomas M. Fowler,
Chester, S. C.
Entered Training Camp August 27, 1917. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant November 27, 1917. Reported to duty 82nd Division December 15, 1917, and assigned to Headquarters
Company 328th Regiment, and was put
mand
tenant
of
November
in comTrench Mortar Platoon. Commissioned 1st Lieurank 18, 1918, dating August 17, 1918.
James Edmonds MacQuinn,

Salem, Mass.
Commissioned November 27, 1917. Reported to Camp Gordon December 15, 1917. Assigned to 5th Company. 157th Depot Brigade. Assigned to 328th Infantry March, 1918, as Liaison Officer and took command of 2nd Platoon at Horcellaines, France, when Lieutenant Doll became
Aide
to
General Lindsey.
One
of the two officers to reof departure

for
main with the company since the time

France.
LovicK
P. Lingo,
Entered service
signed
to
May
11, 1917,
at
Fort McPherson.
As-
Milledgeville, Ga.
7th Provisional Regiment, 4th
Company.
ComRe-
missioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15,

serve Corps.
1917,
Officers'
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant November 11.
1918.
1918.
-Assigned to
328th Infantry,
shrapnel
1918.
Company
I,
April
7,
Wounded by
9,
France, October
18, 1918.
and gassed near Comay. Evacuated to hospital October

in
action at
Awarded D. S. C. for extraordinary heroism Comay, France, October 10, 1918.

Regiment
William Gunn,
Portland, Oregon.
Joined
and was
assigned
to
Headquarters
Company about October 15, 1918. Headquarters Company and was in

platoon.
Was
20,
in
Came overseas with command of mounted command Headquarters Company about

5,
August
pany.
1918, until September
1918, at which time
he was relieved and assigned in
of Supply ComAppointed from Sergeant 11th Cavalry to 2nd Lieutenant July, 1917. Appointed 1st Lieutenant August 15, 1917. Appointed Cap-
command
Later commissioned Captain.
tain October, 1918.
Jacob Doll,
Joined Regiment and was assigned Headquarters Company about April 1, 1918, and came overseas with the
Division.
Was
in
command
of the
Signal Platoon until

15,
relieved at Horcellaines, France, about June
1918,
at
which time he was assigned as Aide
to
General Lindsey.
E. F.
99
Athens, Ga.
Was assigned to Headquarters Company 328th Infantry, Camp Gordon, Ga., on or about March. 1918. Came overseas with Company and was in command of Pioneer Platoon until relieved about the 15th of July at Raulicourt, France, and returned to U. S. as instructor.
Abram
E. Posner.
Joined
Regiment and assigned
to
Headquarters
1.
Com-
pany
at
Camp
with
Gordon, Ga., about April

the
1918.
Came
of
1
overseas
Company.
until
Was
1,
in
command
at
Pounder
U.
Platoon
August
1918,
Raulicourt,
France, at which time he was relieved and returned to the

S.,
reporting to U.
S.,
Camp
Kearney, Cal.
Eegime>s^tal Seegeant-Majoes
David B. Thornton,
Enlisted October 10, 1917.
Artillery,
Assigned
14,
to
Battery D, 304th
New
York, N. Y.
Camp
Upton, October
1917.
Transferred to
26,
82nd
No.
Division.
Camp
3.
Gordon,
October
1917.
S.
Ap0.
pointed Battalion
7.
Sergeant-Major from Private R.
Paragraph
January
Battalion
1,
1,
1918.
Appointed RegiS.
mental
181.
1st
Major from
3.
Sergeant-Major R.
1918,
0.
to
Paragraph
February
and transferred
Replacement Depot March
15, 1919.
Benton
P.
Swoyer,
Reading, Pa.
Enlisted
September
20,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Class from Private C. O. No. 6 December 15, 1917.
Ap-
pointed Corporal from Private 1st Class. R. S. 0., Feb-
ruary
1,
1918.
Appointed
S.
Regimental
6,
Sergeant-Major
from Corporal R.
0. 71, June
1918.
Herman
F.
Precht,
Savannah, Ga.
Enlisted April 11. 1918.

vate per R. S. 0. 63,
Appointed Corporal from

1,
Pri-
May
1918.
S.
Appointed Regimental
0. No. 49, Paragraph
Sergeant-Major from Corporal R.

5,
March
10,
1919.
Battalion Seegeant-M AJOBS

Luther
L. Scales,
Enlisted September
8.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant from

1,
West Point, Ga.
Private R. S.
talion
8.
0.
18,
February
1918.
Appointed BatS.
Sergeant-Major from Sergeant R.
0.
48,
x\pril
1918.
Attended
Officers'
Training School.
Charles
E. Laird,
Enlisted October
2,
1917.
Holyoke, Mass.
Major from Private R.

Enlisted
S. 0. 24,
Appointed Battalion SergeantSeptember IS, 1918.

Reported
Tokature N. Slocum, 135 S. Main St.,

Minot, N. Dakota.
February
18,
1918.
same date
to
Battery B, 338th Field Artillery at
Camp
Dodge, Iowa,
February 21, 1918.

Gordon,
Private
Ga.,
Transferred
1,
to
82nd Division,
1918.
Camp
April
0.
1918.
129,

1,
R.
S.
No.
October
Appointed
3.
Battalion Sergeant-Major from Sergeant R. S. 0. No.
Februarv
15,
1919.
100

Schneider,
Enlisted
Edward
J.
October
6,
1917.
Appointed
1,
Corporal
Private R. S. O.
No. 18, February
1918.
from Appointed
near
Battalion Sergeant-Major from Corporal, R. S. O. No. 71,
June
6,
1918.
Wounded about October
16,
1918,
Pylon, France, and evacuated to hospital.
Earl
F. Camp, Chickamauga Park, Tenn.
Enlisted
Sergeant-Major
1917.
73,
S.
1,
Appointed Battalion September 22, 1917. from Private R. S. 0. 23, October 20, Honorably discharged July 18, 1918, per Paragraph O. 182, to accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant
1918.
July
Henry
B.
Heyman,
Enlisted
to
October
12,
1917.
Relieved from
assignment
2,
New
York, N. Y.
82nd
Division, R. S. 0. No. 192,
Paragraph
August
24, 1918.
Returned
to
U.
S. as instructor.
Band Leader
Leopold A. Yost, Rock Falls, Iowa.
Enlisted June 13, 1914. Appointed Drum Major November 26, 1914. Appointed 1st Sergeant from Drum Major July 27, 1916. Appointed Assistant Band Leadfr from 1st Sergeant July 1, 1917. Appointed Band Leader from Assistant Band Leader, R. S. 0. No. 7, September
20,
1917.
Assistant
VlTO GenOVA,
Duquesne, Pa.
Band Leader
Appointed Musician 1st Class Appointed Ser6, 1918.
1,
Enlisted April 2, 1918.
from Private, per O. 13, June

pointed Assistant
15,
geant band section, per R. S. 0. 129, October
1918.
Ap-
Band Leader, R.
S.
0. 139, November
1918.
Sergeants (Band)
Edward
P.
Sherman,
Massachusetts.
Enlisted
Private
October 24,
1917.
Band
Section, per R. S. O. 36,
November
19, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant from Corporal, per S. 0. No. 51, December 15, 1917. Appointed Assistant Band Leader from Sergeant January 15, 1918, per R. S. 0. 10. Reduced to
Band Leader and appointed Sergeant from Private, per Paragraph 6, R. S. O. 139. November 15, 1918.
Private from Assistant

Abram
E.
Alho,
Fitchburs
Enlisted September 18, 1917.
Assigned
to 4th
Company,
Mass.
4th Battalion. 76th Division.

to
Camp
Devens.
Transferred
Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, January, 1919.

Enlisted
Charles Allen,
Cliffside,
September
19,
1917.
Assigned
N.
J.
to
Battery
B,
N.
J.
308th Field Artillery,
Camp Dix, Camp Gordon November 11, 1917.
Transferred to
to
Assigned
Headquar-
ters
Company, 328th Regiment, January.
1919.
GUIDI GA2Z0LA,
St.
F.
101
Assigned
to
50th Company,
Louis,
Mo.
154th Depot Brigade, Camp Funston. Transferred to Headquarters Battalion, G. H. Q., A. E. F., France, Feb1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, November, 1918.
ruary 21,
Peter Szabol,
Sherman, Conn.
Enlisted October 3, 1917. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, per Order No. 12, April 15, 1918. Wounded in action September 15, 1918, near Vandieres, France.
RUEL
G. JUVINALL,
Evacuated
to hospital Janto
uary 10, 1919.

pital
Transferred out of
Company
Camp
Hos-
No.
10.
Henry
James
L.
Smart,

at Vandieres, France,
Killed in action by shrapnel

15,
PlattsburgkfJ.Y.
C.
September
1918.
1918.
Smith,
Colondonia, Miss.
Enlisted
May
28,
Transferred
to
4,
Headquarters
1918.
Company, 328th
Infantry, about
November
LUDWIG SOBILO,
Wounded
in action Septo
tember
hospital.
15,
1918, at Vandieres, France,
and evacuated
Evers
S.
Speilman,
Gloversville, N. Y.
to
Enlisted
October
5,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Private, per R. S. 0. No. 51,
December
Class
15, 1917.
Reduced
7,
Private from
Corporal, R. S. 0. No. 18, February

1st
1918.
Appointed Private
from Private, Order
No. 12, July 15, 1918.
Thomas "
F.
Tebeaut,
Moultrie, Ga.
Enlisted April
2,
1918.
Assigned
to
Headquarters Com-
pany 328th Regiment.

of Regiment,
Later transferred to
L Company
and was
killed in action about 18th October.
1918, near Chatel-Chehery.
Walter Cummings,
Enlisted October 4, 1917. On Special Duty with l&lth Brigade Headquarters and was wounded during the Meuse-
Argonne
offensive in October, 1918.
First Sergeants
Jesse F. Rhodes,
Perry,
Enlisted August
fantry,
9,
1914.
Transferred
to
from 361st
In-
from Camp Dodge, Iowa,

34,
82nd Division, per

1,
Order
March
30, 1918.
Effective April
1918.
Headto
quarters, 88th Division,
Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
Assigned
Regimental V. O. C.
7,
G.,
Headquarters 82nd Division, April

S.
1918.
Appointed Corporal from Private, per R.

1,
0.
99,
Paragraph
September
10, 1914.
Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal, per warrant No.

per Order No.
April
S.
1,
27,
August
1,
1916.
Ap1917,
pointed 1st Sergeant from Sergeant September 14,

1.
Transferred as Private to 82nd Division
1918.
Appointed Corporal from Private, per R.

Appointed
1st
0. No. 58, April 24. 1918.
Sergeant from
Corporal August, 1918.
History of Three Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry'
John DeValcourt,
Enlisted July
6,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant from PriTransferred from 17th

5,
New
Iberia, La.
vate 1st Class, R. S. 0. 26, 1917.
Infantry to 82nd Division September

1st 12,
1917.
Appointed
Training
8.
Sergeant from Sergeant April 15, 1918. per Order No.

April 24,
1918.
Attended the' 3rd

S.
Officers"
School at
Camp Gordon,
F.,
0. No.
2,
Paragraph
Trans-
ferred to C. G., Depot Division as 1st Sergeant. 1st
Army
Corps, A. E.
per Paragraph 10, S. 0. 63, Headquarters

July
24,
82nd
Division,
1917.
Later
commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant.
CoLOK Sergeants
Martin
E. Eagle,
quarters
January
31,
Transferred from HeadTroop and joined Company, per V. O. C. O.. .Appointed Color Sergeant from Pri1918.
vate, per R. S. 0.
No. 38. March 15, 1918.

C. G.
10. S. O. 163,
Transferred as
Color Sergeant
A. E.
F.,
to
Paragraph
Depot Division, 1st Army Corps. Headquarters 82nd Di-
vision, July 24, 1918.
William
J.
Culkin,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Enlisted July 28. 1917.
Appointed Sergeant from Cor-
poral R. S. 0. No. 10, January 15. 1918.

.Sergeant
Appointed Color
from Sergeant April

October
3,
23, 1918. R. S. 0. 57.
Edward
F.
Akin, Danbury, Conn.
Enlisted
1917.
Appointed
1,
Corporal,
R. S. 0. 47, April
1918.
Sergeant from Appointed Color

S.
Sergeant from Sergeant August 20, 1918, R.
0. No. 110.
Clifford H. Hamil,
Brooklyn, Ky.
Enlisted
vision
February
4.
5,
.1915.
Transferred
to
82nd Di3.
September
1917. in
grade of Corporal and ap1917.
pointed Sergeant from Corporal R. S. 0. 106, July
Appointed Supply Sergeant, Order No.
12.
July 23. 1917.
Reduced to Private October 2, 1917, and made Sergeant from Private, R. S. 0. 23. October 20, 1917. Appointed Color Sergeant from Sergeant, R. S. O. 139, November
15. 1918.>
Sergeants (Bugler)
Gillon
B. Vai>
Brunt,
Florida
Enlisted February 22, 1914. .Appointed Sergeant Bugler from Sergeant, R. S. 0. 23. Transferred in present grade Transferred out of Regito 82nd Division, 328th Infantry. ment to 326th Infantry, January, 1919.
Samuel McClay,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Enlisted
September
21,
1917.
Appointed
4,
3rd
7,
Class
1917.
Musician from Private. C. 0. No.

R. S. O. No. 139.
November
Appointed Sergeant Bugler from Musician 3rd Class, per
November
15, 1918.
Sergeants (Band)
DORSEY
P.
K.\UFMAN,
Boswell,

vision,
Transferred to 82nd Di-
No.
40.
October 20. 1917, grade of Band Corporal, R. S. O. November 24. 1917. .\ppointed Sergeant from
Corporal, R. S. O. No. 10. Januan,- 15. 1918.
E. F.
103
Appointed
Musician
14,
Harry A. Munson,
Enlisted
October
3,
1917.
5,
3rd
New
Britain, Conn.
Class
from Private, per O.

15, 1918.
November
1917.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant from Musician 2nd Class, per R. S. 0. 10,
January
Benjamin Washaur,
New
York, N. Y.
October 7, 1917. Appointed Corporal from 2nd Class Musician. R. S. 0. 51. December 15, 1917. Reduced from Corporal to Private, R. S. O. 71, June 6, 1917. Appointed Musician 1st Class from Private, per O. 13. Appointed Band Sergeant from Musician 1st Qass. OctoEnlisted
ber
1,
1918, R. S. 0. 129.
CoKPOEALS (Band)
John A. Crawford,
Washburn,
PiETRO Allota, Cooperstown, N. Y.
Enlisted September
Private, per 0. 71,
5,
1917.
6,
June
1918.
1917. Appointed 2nd Class November. Reduced to 3rd Appointed Band Corporal
S.
Enlisted
September Order
No.
O.
21.
Musician,
Class
44,
Musician,
No.
13.
from Musician 3rd Qass, R.
O. 148.
December
to
1,
1918.
Edward Barnes,
Fall River, Mass.
Transferred
Headquarters
Company from 76th Division, C. V. 0. C. G., and appointed 3rd Class Musician from Private, 0. No. 5, November 15,
1917.
Appointed
2nd
Class
Musician
from
3rd
Class
Musician, per 0. No. 13.
Appointed Band Corporal from

S.
Musician 3rd Class, per R.
0. 148, December
1,
1918.
Axel Brostrom,
Galesburg,
Enlisted September 20,
1917.
Appointed Musician 3rd

6.
Class from Private, per 0. 13, June
1918.
Appointed
Band Corporal from Musician 3rd

December
1,
Class, per R. S. O. 140,
1918.
Martin A. Lull,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Assigned
to
Company
E,
338th Machine
ber 19, 1917.
April
1,
Gun
Battalion,
to
Camp
1st
Dodge, Iowa, Octo-
Transferred
82nd Division
Camp Gordon
Class to Pri-
1918.
Appointed Private
Class from Private

1st
vate
March 1, 1918. March 31,

Private,
Reduced from Private

1918.
13,
Appointed Musician 3rd Class from

June
6,
Order No.
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from 3rd Class Musician, R.
S. 0.
148,
December
1,
1918.
1st
August
P.
Woltman,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1917.
4,
Appointed Musician
1,
Class from Private, O. No.
November
1st
1917.
Appoint-
ed Corporal from Musician
Class,
R. S. 0. 148, De-
cember
1,
1918.
Musicians First Class

DouGL-iSS Archibald,
Appointed Musician 2nd

13,
Deerwood. Minn.
Class
from
Private,
Order No.
June
6,
1918.
Ap-
pointed Musician 1st Class from Musician 2nd Class, per
Order No.
24.
December
1,
1918.
Homer
B.
Boyer,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.

19, 1917,
Private in
Band
Section
November
R.
S.
0. 36.
Reduced without prejudice

ruary
1,
to Private,
per S. 0. 19, Feb1st
Appointed Musician vate C. 0. No. 2, February 16, 1918.

1918.
Class from Pri-
John
B. Gade, Philadelphia, Pa.

sician
from Private, per 0. No.
4,
Appointed 3rd Class MuNovember 27, 1917. Ap-
pointed Musician 1st Class from Musician 3rd Class, Order No. 24, December 21, 1918.
Ernest
C. Jordan,
Enlisted
1st
October
5,
1917.
Assigned
to
2nd Company,
Schroon Lake, N. Y-
Battalion,
6,
ber
1917.
Order No. 5, Musician 3rd Class, R.
Depot Brigade, Camp Devens, Mass., OctoAppointed 3rd Class Musician from Private, November 14, 1917. Appointed Corporal from
ReS. 0. 10, January 15, 1918. duced to Private, R. S. 0. 83, June 25, 1918. Appointed ApMusician 3rd Class, Order No. 21, June 1, 1918. pointed Musician 1st Class from Musician 3rd Class, Order 24, December
1,
1918.
Stanley Waskiewicz,
Reading, Pa

Private, October 26, 1917.

to
Reduced
Private, R. S. 0.
1st
No. 19, February

0.
2,
1,
1919.
Appointed Musician
Class,
February
15, 1919.
Harry
E. Etter,

Private,
Chamhersbura;, Pa.
R.
S.
Vandieres,
France,
Corporal to
Appointed Corporal from Slightly gassed at June 6, 1919. Reduced from September 15, 1918. ApPrivate, R. S. 0. 47, March 1, 1919.
0.
71,
pointed Musician 1st Class from Private,
March
1,
1919.
Musicians Second Class

Guy
B. Bailey,
Enlisted
October
4,
1917.
Appointed
Musician
2nd
New
Boston, N.
Hamp.
Class from Private
ferred to Headquarters
November 28, 1918, O. No. 6. TransCompany from 331st Machine Gun

28, 1918, S. 0.
Battalion
November
No. 86.
John Bullock,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Class from Private, per O. 13,
Appointed Musician 3rd June 6, 1918. Appointed
Musician 2nd Class from Musician 3rd Class, per O. 24,
December
1,
1918.
27, 1918,
Joseph E. Dresback,
Silvertown, Colo.
Enlisted
May
ber at Argillieres, France.
and joined Company in NovemAppointed Musician 3rd Class
from Private October 3, 1918. Appointed Musician 2nd Class from Musician 3rd Class December 1, 1918.
Zygmunt Koslowski,
Torrington, Conn.
Enlisted September
3,
1917.
Assigned
to 12th
Company
Devens,
3rd Battalion, Depot Brigade, 76th Division,

Mass., September
vision
4,
Camp
1917.
Later transferred to 82nd Di-
and assigned to Headquarters Company. Appointed Musician 3rd Class from Private, O. 13, June 6, 1918. Appointed Musician 2nd Class from Musician 3rd Class December 1, 1918, Order No. 24.
E. F.
105
Assigned
to
10,
Carmine
Luisi,
Enlisted
October
9,
1917.
Company
1917.
E,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
305th Infantry,
ferred to
Camp
Upton, October
Trans-
ferred to 305th Infantry, October 29, 1917, and later trans-
assigned to Headquarters Com82nd Division. Appointed 3rd from Private, 0. 6, November 14, 1917. Reduced to Private from Musician 3rd Class, 0. No. 13, June 6, 1918. Appointed 2nd Class Musician from Private, Order No. 24, December 1, 1918.
Camp Gordon and

Infantry,
pany,
328th
Class Musician
Earnest
C.
McNutt,
Dupont, Ind.
Enlisted February 18, 1918.
Company,
Transferred
Argillieres,
335th
to
Assigned to Headquarters Infantry, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, at
in
France,
Decemfber.
Musician from Private March

pointed
18, 1918,
Appointed 3rd Class Order No. 7. Ap3rd

Class
2nd
22,
Class
Musician
1,
from
Musician.
Order No.
August
1918.
Walter
B. Napier,
Enlisted
August
19,
1917.
Appointed
Musician
3rd
Ward, Iowa.
6, 1918. Appointed Musician 2nd Class from Musician 3rd Class, per Order
Class from Private, per Order 13, June
24,
December
1,
1918.
Walter
C.
Summers,
Mount Ayr, Iowa.
Class from Private, Order No. 24, December 1, 1918. Transferred to 82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters
Company, 328th
Infantry, April 1, 1918.
Daniel
F.
Welch,
Milburn,
Mas
September 22, 1917. Assigned to 25th Company, 7th Depot Battalion Brigade. Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., September 23, 1917. Later transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry. Camp Gordon. Appointed Musician 3rd Class from Private, Order No. 13, June 6, 1918. Appointed 2nd Class Musician from 3rd Class Musician, Order No. 24, December 1, 1918.
Enlisted
George M. Wentworth,
Beverly, Mass.
Enlisted
October
Private,
5,
1917.
Appointed
4,
Musician
1",
3rd
Qass from
Order No.
November
1917.
Ap-
pointed Musician 2nd Class from Musician 3rd Class, Order No. 24, December 1, 1918.
Musicians Thied Class

John
E. EriCKSON,
Clortarl,
Enlisted
September
19,
1917.
7,
Appointed
Private
1st
Minn.
Class from Private October
1917.
Appointed Musician
3rd Class from Private 1st Class, per Order No. 13, June
6,
1918.
Slavatore Frascateeli,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Class from Private
November
15, 1917,
Appointed Musician 3rd Order No. 5.
James A. Nessler,
Loatobe, Pa.
Enlisted September 22, 1917, and assigned to 14th Company, 4th Training Corps, 80th Division. Camp Wheeler,
September 27, 1917. Transferred to 82nd Division, Camp Gordon, October 19, 1917. Appointed Musician 3rd Qass from Private, Order No. 21, November 1, 1918.
106

L.
Arthur
Shannon,
Millis, Mass.
Enlisted
October
4.
1917.
Appointed 3rd Class Musi5,
cian from Private, per Order No.
November
14, 1917.
Julius Timmcke,
Linton, N. Dak.
Enlisted
September
7.
1917.
Appointed Musician 3rd
Class from Private. Order No. 21,

November
to
1,
1918.
Fr.\nk Witek,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
Company
C,
309th
Infantry,
to
Transferred
1918.
Camp Dix, N. J., September 27. 1917. 82nd Division Camp Gordon, November 11, Appointed Corporal from Private, R. S. O. No.
47,
129, October 21. 1918.
R.
S.
O.
Class from Private
Reduced from Corporal to Private, March 1, 1919. Appointed Musician 3rd March 1, 1919.
Appointed Private 1st Class February 5, 1918. Appointed
3,
Frank
E. Aubrey, West Springfield, Mass.
Enlisted October 6. 1917.
from Private, Order No.

1919.
7,
Musician 3rd Class from Private, C. 0. No.
March
1,
Alfred
J.
DeRosia,
Killingsby, Conn.
Enlisted
September
20.
1917.
7,
Appointed
February
1st
Private
1st
Class from Private, Order No.
15. 1918.
ApOrder
pointed Musician 3rd Class from Private
Class.
No.
7,
February
15, 1918.
Joseph R. Feagans,
Petersburg,
111.
Enlisted
May
1st
28,
1918.
18,
Appointed Private
October
28,
1st
Class

Musician
1918.
Appointed
7.
Class from Private 1st Class, Order No.

1918.
February
15.
Leon
G. Tisdell,
Enlisted October
6.
1917.
14,
Chicopee Falls, Me
from
No.
Private.
Order No.
15, 1918.
Appointed Private 1st Class September 19. 1918. Ap-
pointed Musician 3rd Class from Private 1st Class, Order

7,
February
Joseph Blumenfield,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Enlisted
October
13.
1917.
Appointed
4.
Musician
3rd
Class from Private,

Enlisted October
vate,
Company Order No.

7.
William Lyle,
Holyoke, Mass.
1917.
Appointed Bugler from Pri19. 1918.

4,
Order No.
7.
January
Appointed Musician
3rd Class from Bugler, Order No.
March
15, 1919.
Leslie
W. Dow,
Logan, Iowa.
Enlisted July 26, 1918.
Appointed Musician 3rd Class
from Private, C. 0. No.
4,
March
15, 1919.
Alex
Cresiski,

vate,
Minooka, Pa.
Order No.
3.
Appointed Bugler from PriFebruary 1, 1919. Appointed Musician
3rd Class from Bugler.
March
15. 1918, C. O.
No.
4.
Joseph Blum,
Philadelphia, Pa.
September 21, 1917. Appointed Bugler from Private, Order No. 2, December 15, 1918. .Appointed Musician 3rd Class from Bugler, C. 0. No. 4, March 15. 1919.
Enlisted
Robert Blackburn,
Philadelphia,
Enlisted
September
22.
1917.
5,
Appointed
February
3rd
Class
1,
Private
1918.
6,
1st
Class from Private. Order No.
Ap-
pointed Bugler from Private 1st Class, Order No.

18.
March
Bugler,
1918.
Appointed Musician
Order,
from
Company
March
15,
1919.
F.
Bert
F.
Herman,
Geneva, Ind.
Enlisted
October
4.
1917.
Assigned
159th
to
65th Company.
17th
Battalion,
to
3rd
Regiment.
Depot
328th
Brigade.
Infantry,
Transferred
Headquarters
Company,
November, 1918.
3,
March
3,
Appointed Bugler from Private. Order 1917. Appointed Musician 3rd Class from
Bugler, Order No. 4,
March
15, 1919.
Michael Leckaman,
Freeland,
Assigned
Lee, Va.
Infantry,
to
14th Company, 4th
Training Battalion.
quarters
Camp
Transferred to Head-
Company 328th
November, 1919.
15.
Ap1919.
pointed Musician 3rd Class from Private March
Mess Serge ax ts
John Darlinger,
Cicero,
Enlisted .Tune
14,
1915.
Transferred
to
82nd Division
from 88th Division and assigned to Headquarters Company. 328th Infantry, per Order 34. April 1, 1918. Assigned to
Regiment V. O. C. G. April 2, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal, Paragraph 6, Article 139, November 15, 1918. Appointed Mess Sergeant from Sergeant, Order No.
23,
November
24, 1919.
Martin
J.
Walker,
Holyoke, Mass.
Assigned
to 1st
Company.
4th Battalion, Depot Brigade,
Camp
Devens, Ayer, Mass.,
Appointed Cook, Order No. 11, March 1, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Cook, R. S. 0. 129, October 1, 1918. Appointed Mess Sergeant from Sergeant, Order No. 19, October 1, 1918.
21.
September
1917.
James
C.
Porter,
Statesboro, Ga.
Enlisted
October
3,
1917. 1917.
19,
Appointed
Mess Sergeant
to
from
in
Private,
October,
Reduced
October
1,
Private
from
Mess Sergeant, Order No.

Action
1918.
Wounded
October
30,
1918,
between
to
Sommerance and
Fleville, France,
and evacuated
Hospital.
Supply Serge ANT,

Snow, Maiden, Mass.
Appointed Corporal from Appointed 15, 1917. S. O. 10, January 15, 1918. Appointed Supply Sergeant from Sergeant, per Order No.
Enlisted
1917.
Private, per R. S. O. 51,
October 25,
December
Sergeant from Corporal, per R.

12, April 15, 1918.
Sergeants
Michael
J.
Murphy,
Brockton, Mass.
Enlisted September 21. 1917. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, per Order No. 7, December 15. 1917. Appointed Sergeant from Private 1st Class, per R. S. O. No. 46, April 1, 1918. Appointed Stable Sergeant from Sergeant, per Order 16, August 1, 1918. Enlisted September 4, 1917.
Frank
F.
McCalman,
Memphis, Tenn.
Assigned
to
Headquarters
328th Infantry, Camp Gordon. September 6. Appointed Sergeant from Private, R. S. O. No. 23, October 25, 1917.
Company,
1917.
108

F. Fritz,
Private, R. S. 0. No. 7,
Alvin

15, 1917.
Philadelphia, Pa.
December
1917.
Ernest W. Wells,
Maiden, Mass.
Enlisted
October
10,
Private, R. S. 0. 57,
Appointed Corporal from December 15, 1917. Appointed Ser-
geant from Corporal, R. S. 0. 38,
March
15, 1918.
Alexander
G. Grady,
Enlisted October
5,
1917.
7,
Appointed Private
15, 1917.
S.
1st
Class
East Boston, Mass.

ruary
1918.
December
Appointed
per
Corporal from Private 1st Class, per R.

1,
0. No. 18, FebCorporal,

1,
R. S. 0. No. 46, April
1918.
Calvin
F.
Woodbury,
Haven, Conn.
Enlisted
Private,
October
22,
1917.

1917.
New
per R. S. 0. No. 51, December 16,
Ap-
pointed Sergeant from Corporal, R. S. 0. No. 46, April

1,
1918.
Nathaniel M. Bordner, West Hazelton, Pa.

Private,

1,
R. S.
O. No.
18,
February
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant from Corporal
May
1917.
15, 1918.
Raymond
J.
Bush,
Reading, Pa.
Enlisted
October
4,
Appointed
1,
Private, R. S.
0. 18, February
1918.
Corporal from Appointed Ser6,
geant from Corporal, R. S. O. No. 71, June
1918.
Pri-
Walter
A. Taegan, Staten Island, N. Y.

L.

vate, R. S. 0.

1,
No. 86, July
1918.
Michael
McCarthy,
Assigned
76th
to
12th Company,
Division,
Torrington, Mass.
3rd
Battalion,
Depot
4.
Brigade,
1917.
Camp
Devens, Mass., October

Division,
Later transferred to 82nd

of
Camp
Gordon,
grade
S.
Corporal.
Appointed
1,
Sergeant from Corporal, R.
0. 114, September
to
1918.
Donald
B.
Thompson,
Greenwood,
S. C.
Transferred
82nd Division,
from
Private
September
February
4,
1917. 1917.
Appointed
Corporal
15,
Appointed Sergeant from Corporal,
R. S. O. 115, July 23, 1917.
Reduced
to
Private S.
C.
October 22, 1917.

O. 51,
Appointed Corporal from Private, R. S. December 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from CorJanuary
poral, R. S. 0. No. 10,
vate from Sergeant in August

Private, S. 0. 194,
Reduced to Pri15, 1917. and appointed Sergeant from

15, 1918.
September
4,
John M. Lynch,
Ellington, Conn.
Enlisted October
1917.
Assigned
to
12th Company,
Camp
Devens.
October
15, 1918.
4,
1917.
Later transferred to 82nd Division and
appointed Sergeant from Private, R. S. O. 139, November
Ernest
P. Rivers,
Enlisted October
6,
1917.
7,
Appointed Private
January
15,
1st
Class
Agawam, Mass.

26, 1918.
1918.
S.
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class, per R.
0. No. 68,
S.
May
Appointed Sergeant from Corporal, R.

15, 1918.
0. 139,
November
James M. Anderson,
Palo Alto, Cal.
F.
109
Appointed Corporal from Appointed Ser26, 1918.
6,

Private, per R. S. O. 68,
May
geant from Corporal, Paragraph

ber
1,
R. S. 0. 139, Novem-
1918.
8,
Harry Sayers.
Port Chester, N. Y.
Enlisted October
1917.
Transferred to 82nd Division

to
October
22, 1917.
and assigned
5,
Headquarters Company,
328th Infantry.
Appointed Private
1918.
Order No.
7,
January
1st Class from Private, Appointed Corporal from
Private 1st Class, R. S. 0. No. 68,
May
26.
1918.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant from Corporal, R. S. O. 39, November

15, 1918.
William
C.
Turner,
Enlisted
September
Class
19,
1917.
1,
Appointed
Private
1st
Stokesdaly, N. C.
Qass from
vate
1st
Private January
1918.
Reduced from
Pri1st
March
31,
1918.
15,
S.
Appointed Private
Class from Private April from Private 1st Class, R.
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
0. 139, November 15, 1918.
Lloyd K. Sharples,
Haverhill, Mass.
Enlisted
October
4,
1917.
Appointed
15,
Corporal
Private, R. S. O. No. 51,
December
S.
1917.
from Appointed
15,
Sergeant from Corporal, R.
0. No. 10, January 15, 1918.

School,
Attended
1918, to
Officers'
Training
15, 1918.
France,
October
December
Edward Babbin,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
to

Private, R. S. O. No.
S.

1,
18,
February
1,
1918.
Transferred
O. S.
Hospital November
S.
1918.
Transferred as
8,
Sergeant from
0. S. Hospital, per Paragraph
S.
0.
No. 309, Headquarters 82nd Division, December
22,
1918.
Angelo H. Scarfo,
Derby, Conn.
vision,
Enlisted September 18, 1917. Transferred from Camp Devens September 18, 1918, to Camp Gordon, 82nd Diand assigned to Headquarters Company. Appointed Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order No. 7. Sergeant from Private 1st Class, S. O. No. 31, February
15, 1919.
Alfred
F. Little,
Reported
to
Camp Devens
Rockville, Conn.
October
vision,
22. 1917.
Transferred to
Camp
Gordon. 82nd Di-
and assigned to Headquarters Company November Appointed Private 1st Class from Private. Or10, 1917. der No. 7, December 25, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private 1st Class, R. S. 0. No. 10, January 15, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal, per S. O. No. 47,
March
8,
1919.
James McCormack,
Seattle,
Enlisted
June
22,
1916.
Transferred from 2nd
Regi-
Wash.
ment, National Guard, from Seattle, Wash., to Headquarters
Company, 161st
6.
Infantry,
to
November
2,
1917,
Order
per
No.
Transferred
61st
1,
Replacement Division,
30. 1917.
G. O. No. 32, Paragraph
March
Transferred
from
1st Corporal G. C. to 4th
Headquarters
Army
School,
per S. 0. 176, Paragraph 4, June 29, 1918.
Transferred
per
from 4th graph 30, same day.
Army
S.
Headquarters, 82nd
Division,
to
Para-
0. 312, 1918.
Assigned
Reg. C. O. C. G.
Harold
B.
Hodgson,
Athens, Ga
Enlisted
August
21,
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant
from
2.
Private. Tel. Inst. A.
G. 0., August 19, 1918.
Attended
O. No.
3rd Officers' Training School,
Camp
Gordon,
S.
Paragraph
1919,
Honorably discharged July 18. 3, June 2, 1919. from Headquarters Company. Paragraph 73, S. O. No. 192, G. H. Q., A. E. F., July 1. 1918. to accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Enlisted
18. 1918.
Charles A. O'Brien.
October
3,
1917.
Honorably discharged July
per Paragraph 73, S. O. 182, G. H. Q., A. E. F..
July
1.
1918, to accept commission as

6,
2nd Lieutenant.
William A. Orcutt.
Enlisted October
1917.
Relieved from 82nd Division.
A. E.
F..
per S. 0. 192, Paragraph 11. August 24. 1918,

to U. S. as instructor.
and returned
Edward H. Pierce.
Relieved from assign21, 1917. ment to 82nd Division, A. E. F.. per S. 0. 192, Paragraph 11, August 24, 1918, and returned to U. S. as instructor.
Enlisted
September
COKPORALS
Arthur
Alfred
F.
Shryer,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Private, per R. S. 0. 51,

15, 1917.
December
G. Perkins, Torrinston, Conn.

B. Levey, Buffalo, N. Y.
Enlisted
October
3,
1917.
Appointed
15, 1917.
Corporal
from
Private, R. S. O. 51,
December
Sheldon
Assigned
to
1.
Company H,
1917.
309th Infantry,
ferred
to
Camp
Dix, N.
J.,
October
Trans-
82nd Division November 11, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private, R. S. 0. No. 10, January 15, 1918.
Enlisted
James T. Gilugan,
Windsor. Conn.
October
3,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
from
from
S.
Camp Devens
November
to
7.
December 15. 1917. Transferred 82nd Division, Camp Gordon, per
0. 61.
1917, and assigned to Headquarters
Company.
Victor M. Czeczotka,
Meriden, Conn.
Enlisted
September
19,
1917.
Appointed
7.
Private
15.
S.
1st
Class from Private, per Order No.
December
Class. R.
1917.
Appointed Corporal from Private

18,
1st
0. No.
February
3,
1918.
Charles Casper,

Private. R. S. 0. No. 18,

1,
New
York, N. Y.
February
1917.
1918.
Edw.\rd Hesselback. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Enlisted
October
1,
13,
Private
gler,
December
1917,
8,
Bugler from Appointed Corporal from Bu-
Appointed
per R. S. 0. No.
April 24, 1918.

1917.
William
C. Bishop, Belchertown, Mass.
Enlisted
October
6,
Transferred
as
Corporal
March 25, 1918, to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, from Company L. of Reg. per R. S. 0. 43. Paragraph 1. March 25, 1918.
Enlisted
Ellis Palinsky, Brooklyn, N. Y.
October
1,
1917.
Appointed
1.
Corporal
from
Private, per R. S. 0. No. 46. April
1918.
Ek;htv-Second Division, A.
E. F.
Max Schwartz. New York,

Emmett Ayling,
N. Y.
Private, R. S. O. No. 46,
Appointed Corporal from February 1, 1918.

Peoria,
III.
Private,
Paragraph
6,
R. S. 0. 139.
18,
November
Appointed
15, 1918.
Antonio Gallo,
Derby, Conn.
Enlisted
September
1917.
Private
1st
Class from Private, per R. S. O. 12, April 15, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private 1st Class, per R. S. 0. 139.
November
15, 1918.
Leon M. Ham,
Elba, Ala.
Enlisted April
vate, R. S. 0.
1,
1918.

15. 1918.
Pri-
139,
November
Joseph Kunchman,
New
York, N. Y.
Enlisted September 23, 1917. Assigned to Supply Company. 308th Infantry, Camp Upton. September 25, 1917.
Transferred to 82nd Division.

26.
1917.
5.
Camp Gordon. September Appointed Corporal from Private 139. Novem-
ber
1918.
Lester A. Barker,
Pittsfield,
Mass.
Private, per R. S. 0. 18.
Appointed Corporal from Paragraph 5, February 5, 1918.

Appointed
5.
Adodat Paulin,
Turner
Falls, Mass.
Enlisted
October
6,
1917.
Corporal
from
November
1917.
S.
1918.
Dorr M. Simer,
Cisco,
111.
Enlisted
Private,
December
6,
26,
Paragraph
R.
0. 139,
November
fire.
15,
1918.
Wounded September
15, 1918,
by shell
William D. Sternberg,
Rosendale, Mass.
Transferred
to
Camp Gordon
November
vate,
1.
1917.
5,
Order
from Private
1st
Appointed Private 1st Class from PriFebruary 18, 1918. .\ppointed Corporal Class, Order 29, Par. 2, June 1. 1918.
22,
Floyd Walters,
Mineral Point,
Enlisted
September
1917.
2,
Appointed
Private
1st
December
1st
15, 1917.
Ap17.
pointed
Corporal
1,
from Private
Class.
R.
S.
19.
O.
January
1917.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918,
by shrapnel.
Thomas Whatley,
Alva
E.
Jr.,
Enlisted April
2,
1918.

1,
Pri-
Dothan, Ala.
vate, R. S. 0. 134,
November
6,
1918.
Avery.
Enlisted October
1917. 1917.
from
Private
October,
Appointed Private 1st Class Appointed Corporal from
Private 1st Class, per R. S. O. 38,

in line of at
March
15.
1918.
Sick
duty October which place he later
12, 1918,
and evacuated
to hospital
died.
Wiley House.
Enlisted
May
to
28,
1918.
Transferred as Corporal from

6,
83rd Division
1918.
82nd Division November
1918.
As9,
signed to and joined
Company
V. 0. C. 0.
November
Appointed Corporal from Private. R. S. 0. 5, October 28. 1918. Left U. S. October 5. 1918. Transferred out of Headquarters Company as Corporal to Company F
of Reg., per R. S. 0.
7.
January
12.
1919.
Edward
J.
Stanczyk.
to
Enlisted
May
20, 1918.
Transferred from 83rd Division

S.
B2nd Division, Par.
45,
Transferred out of
Company
0. 290,
to
November Company B
9,
1918.
this
of
Regiment January
12, 1919,
4,
per Par. 45, S. O. 290.
William A. Street.
Enlisted
vision to
October
1917.
S.
Transferred from 83rd Di-
82nd Division,
O. 290, Par. 45, Headquarters
83rd Division. Assigned to Reg. per R. S. O. 266, Par. Transferred from Headquarters Company 328th Infan4.
try to
Company G
of Regiment.
Claude Spry.
83rd Division
Transferred as Corporal from 1917. 82nd Division, Par. 45. S. 0. 290, HeadAssigned to 328th Infantry, Reg. per S. 0. 266, per Par. 4, Headquarters 82nd Division. Transferred from Headquarters Company to Company C of Regiment, S. 0. No. 7, January 12, 1919.
Enlisted July 17,
to
quarters 83rd Division.
Peter Cinder.
Enlisted
May
24,
1918.
83rd Division to 82nd Division November 6, 1918, Par. 45, TransAssigned to Reg. October 28, 1918. 5. 0. 290.
ferred to
Company H.
October
to
John
A. Johnson,
Meleden, Conn.
Assigned to 154th Depot 4, 1917. Company, Camp Devens, October 4, 1917. Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, November 10, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private. Wounded in action October 22, 1918. near Sommerance and evacuated to Hospital and rejoined Company at Argillieres, France, about December 1, 1918.
Enlisted
Brigade,
5th
Transferred
John
F.
Sullivan,
Enlisted October
6,
1917.
7,
Appointed Private
15, 1917.
S.
1st
Class
Mohawk, N. Y.

1918.
December
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class, R.
0. 38, April 24,
Harold W. Kuh,
New
York, N. Y.
308th Infantry, September 24, 1917,
October 24, 1917.

S.
Assigned to Company D, Camp Upton. N. Y., Appointed Corporal from Private. R.
O. 58, April
4,
1918.
3,
Joseph Ancona,
Ridgefield, Conn.
Enlisted October
1917.
7.
from Private October
1918.
Appointed Private 1st Class Appointed Corporal from

Slightly
Private 1st Class, R. S. 0. No. 58, April 24. 1918.
gassed in action October
9,
1918.
Wilbur
L.
Duval,
Enlisted
October
5,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Ellenburg Depot, N. Y.
Private, per R. S. 0. 58, April 24, 1918.
Joseph M. Gritsch, West Wilmington, Conn.
Enlisted
September
20,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Class from Private, per Order No. 12, April 15. 1918.
Ap-
pointed Corporal from Private 1st Class, per R. S. 0. 28,

April 24, 1918.
James M. Normille,
Pittsfield,
Mass.
Appointed Private 1st Class Enlisted October 6, 1917. from Private, per Order No. 7, December 15, 1917. .Appointed Corporal from Private 1st Class, R. S. 0. 68,
26.
May
1918.
E. F.
113
Transferred
to
William
J.
Stark,
Enlisted September 20. 1917.

J.
Camden, N.
vision
November
13,
1917.
82nd DiAppointed Corporal from Pri1918.
vate, R. S. O. 73,
January
2,
1,
Everett
B.
Hogan, Montezuma, Ga.
Enlisted
April
1918.
9,
Appointed
Private
1st
Class
June
15, 1918.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private 1st Class, R. S. 0. No. 96, July 20, 1918.
Henry Herbert,
Lynn, Mass.
Enlisted
October
4,
1917.
Appointed Corporal August 13. 1918.
from
Harve
R. Holbert,
Enlisted August
111.
5,
1918.
Transferred to this Regiment
Campbell
Hill,
and Company
in
November.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Private, S. 0. No. 3, October 28, 1918.
Harry
D. Ludwig,
1917.
Assigned
to
13th Train-
Reading, Pa.
ing Battalion, 154th Depot Brigade,
ber 20, 1917.
Transferred to 82nd Division,

1918. 1918.
October
15, 1917.
SeptemGordon, Appointed Corporal from Private, R. S.

1,
Camp Meade, Camp
0. 114, September
Charles W. Hoelscher,
Nashville,
111.
Enlisted
May
28,

9,
Pri-
vate 1st Class, S. 0. 166, September
1918.
Clyde
E. Stauffer,
Carson, La.
EnUsted September 18, 1917. Transferred to 82nd Diin November. Appointed Private 1st Class from Order 36, September 7, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private 1st Class, Par. 2, R. S. 0. 110. September
vision
Private,
15, 1918.
Alfred
E.
Thomas,
Kell,
Enlisted
May
29,
1918.

8,
83rd Division, 82nd Division, November

Enlisted
1918.
Otis Kempf,
Ashland, Ind.
October
5,
4,
1917.
Reported
later
to
Camp
Taylor,
Di-
Ky., October
vision.
1917,
and
transferred to 82nd
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private, Order
No.
1st
4,
March
13, 1918.
Qass, R. 0. No. 25,
May
20, 1918.
Cooks
Henry N. Cheney,
Lynn, Mass.
Enlisted
vate, per
October Order No.
4,
2,
1917.
Appointed Cook from

5,
Pri-
November
1917.
Harold
L. Christiensen,
Litchfield,
Minn.
September 22, 1917. Appointed Cook from Private, Order No. 18, September 1, 1918. Wounded in action October 22, 1918, by high explosive near Sommerance, France, and evacuated to hospital and joined Company at Argillieres, France, in December, 1918.
Enlisted
Henry
C.
Beimler,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Private,

1,
R.
to
S.
O. No. 46, April
1918.
Corporal
Private
January
5,
5.
1919.
Reduced from Appointed Cook

1.
from Private February
1919, C. O. No.
James R. Devine, Emporia, Ark.
1918. Transferred to 82nd Division Appointed Corporal from Private SepReduced from Corporal to Private. S. O. No. 206, Par. 7, Headquarters. Appointed Cook from Private, Order No. 22, November 19. 1918.
Enlisted
April
2,
October 24. 1918.

27. 1918.
tember
114

Enlisted February
vate, per
7,
Anthony Hammer,
St.
1918.
Appointed Cook from

21, 1918.
Pri-
Paul, Minn.
Order No.
21,
August
20, 21,
Willie G. Malone,
Elgin, Tex.
Enlisted
Private, per
September
Order No.
October
5,
1917.
Appointed
1,
Cook from
November
1917.
Allen
T.
Meyers.
in
Enlisted
vate April
States
5,
1917.
Appointed Cook from PriLeft
1918, per Order No. 12, April 28, 1918.
and joined
Headquarters
20,
Company
Returned
at
to
Raule-
court,
France,
September
1918.
328th
20, 1918.
Herbert H. Strom,
Pittsfield,
Enlisted
October
Gordon.
6.
1917.
Appointed Cook from

in action
22,
Pri-
Mass.
vate,
Camp
Wounded
Sommerance, France, October

hospital.
1918,
by shell fire near and evacuated to
Mechanics
Stanley Kubala.
Enlisted
September
26,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
by
high explosive October 22, 1918, near Sommerance, France, and evacuated to hospital.
Edward Farrington,

Private
Appointed Mechanic from
New
RossEY
L.
Uline, Minn.
November
1,
1918.
Yeomans, Cobb Lawn, Ga.

Pentis, Brookfield,
Enlisted September from Private, Order No.
19,
1917.
Appointed
4,
Mechanic
50,
November
1918.
Edward
J.
Enlisted May 25, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, per Order No. 20, September 13. 1918. Appointed Mechanic from Private 1st Class, C. 0. No. 3,
March
6,
1919.
Buglers
Albert M. May,
Derby, Pa.
Enlisted October
vate,
5,
1917.
Appointed Bugler from Pri-
Order No. 8, February 12, 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, January 4, 1919.
Enlisted October 4, 1917. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order No. 6, February 1, 1918. Appointed Bugler from Private 1st Class, Order No. 7. June 25, 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, January 4, 1919. Taken prisoner during the Meuse-Argonne offensive on October 23, 1918, and released and re-
Lewis M. Schube,
Ashland, Mass.
turned to
Company about December
1,
1918.
Wagoners
Frank Brady,
Private,
Appointed Wagoner from

1,
New
John
C.
Richland, Minn.
Order No.
20,
October
1918.
Glaser,
Preston. Minn.
Enlisted February 24. 1918.

Private, per
Order No.
20,
Appointed Wagoner from October 1, 1918.
E. F.
115
Appointed
11,
Wesley H. Romp,
Burns, Kas.
Enlisted
Private,
October
2,
1917.
Wagoner from
1918.
per Order No. 19, September
TransIn-
ferred as
fantry, about
Wagoner from Headquarters Company, 328th November 25, 1918.
Jesse
J.
Wright,
Cisco, Texas.

Private,
Appointed Wagoner from

1919.
Order No.
3,
March
6,
Privates and Peivates Piest Class

Vernon
C.
Adcock.
December 31, 1914. Transferred to HeadquarCompany, per R. S. 0. No. 83, May 28, 1918, as SerReduced from Sergeant to Private September 11, 1918, per R. S. O. No. 123. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private October 1, 1918, R. S. O. No. 21. TransEnlisted
ters
geant.
ferred to Division
M.
P.
Company December
28, 1918, per
R. S. O. 316.
Joseph Alberri,
Torrington, Conn.
Enlisted October 3, 1917. Appointed Private from Private, Order No. 7, December 15, 1917. Enlisted September 19, 1917.
1st
Class
John W. Alexander.
Left U. S.
May
1.
1917.
15,
Missing in
1918.
action
at
Vandieres,
France,
September
Oscar Amundson,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Olaf Arnerson,
St.
Enlisted
November
23,
1917.
Paul, Minn.
RoscoE M. Austin,
Cullman, Ala.
Walter Balcezck,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Enlisted
September
19,
1917.
Appointed
Private
7,
1st
Class from Private January 15, 1918, Order No.

Enlisted April 27,
1918.
1919.
Emmett
H. Baldwin,
Transferred to Headquarters
Mary svi lie,
Ohio.
Company, 328th
1918.
Reg.,
Drum &
Bugle Corps. December,
Raymond W. Barber,
South Bangor, N. Y.
Onfrio Barnaba,
Wasleraport, Md.
Philip Barnaba,
Wasleraport, Md.
Enlisted
September
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private, Order No. 21,

November
to
21, 1918.
Loren
G. Basford,
Evacuated
hospital Octo-
ber
6,
1918.
James R. Beall,
Eatonton, Ga.
Enlisted
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
per Order No. 12.
1st
Class
from Private April

Enlisted
18, 1918,
Joseph G. Belska,
Detroit, Mich.
May
27,
1918. 1919.
Transferred
Company
in January,
to Headquarters Appointed Private 1st Class
from Private.
Alfred Benoit,
Fall River, Mass.
Assigned
to
and joined Head5,
quarters Company, 328th Infantry, October

1918.
1st Class
Leo Berger,
Jamaica, N. Y.
Appointed Private

Enlisted June Company, 160th
ters 6th
21,
November
21, 1918.
Joseph Betman,
Oakland, Cal.
25,
1918.
Transferred
to
Headquarters
Infantry, per Par. 29, S. O. 60, Headquar-
Dep. Division.
Assigned
1,
to
and joined Company.
V. 0. C. 0.,
November
1918.
Eugene Blancheri,
Enlisted
dieres,
S.
October 21, 1917.
Gassed
1918,
in
action
at
Vanto
New
York, N. Y.
France,
September
15,
and
evacuated
S.
O. S. hospital.
Transferred as Private from
0. S.
hospital, S.
O. 301, Par. 19, Headquarters 82nd Division.
Assigned
S. O. 159.
to
and joined Company December
15,
1918.
R.
Joseph A. Biladeau,
Wounded
in action Octo-
ber 22, 1918, at Sommerance, France, and evacuated to

hospital.
Ernesto Bisogno,

uary, 1919,
Evacuated
to
hospital Jan-
New
Anthony
L.
York, N. Y.
from
Argillieres, France.
Blachowski.
Enlisted
dieres, France,
pital.
December 27, 1917. Gassed in action at VanSeptember 15, 1918, and evacuated to hos-
Burl
J.
Blackman,
Crockett, Tex.

bronchitis October 15, 1918.
Evacuated
to hospital to
with
Reported back
Company
15th December. 1918.
Arthur
Blair.
Enlisted October
18,
3,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
to
October
hospital
1918,
near Pylon. France, and evacuated
same day.
Homer
V. Blalock, Rochelle, Ga.
Enlisted
April
2,
1918.
20,
Appointed Private
October
1,
1st
Class
from Private, C. 0. No.
1918.
Samuel Block,
New
Jacob Block,
York, N. Y.
New
York, N. Y.
Argillieres, France,
in
Carl Bonnecelli.
Evacuated
to
hospital from
to
January, 1918.
Transferred
1st
Replacement Depot
in
March, 1919.
John
P.
Bourke,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Samuel Brewer,
Albina, Iowa.
'
Emmett M.
Briest, Arlington, Minn.
Enlisted
August
18.
1918.
Transferred
16, 1918.
to
Camp Mc-
Arthur,
Company M, September
Transferred to
Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, in November.
E. F.
117
Transferred as Private 1st
Frank Burgess,
Douglass, Kas.
Enlisted
October
2,
1917.
Class from Headquarters Company, 160th Infantry, to 82nd

Division,
per S. O. 60. Headquarters Dep. Division, Octo-
ber 24, 1918.
Assigned and joined Company, V. 0. C. O.
Nov.
1,
1918.
William
E.
Burton, Seymour, Conn.
John W. Bush.
at
Enlisted October
5,
1917.
Vandieres, France.
Wounded September 15, 1918, Appointed Private 1st Class from

15, 1917.
Private.
Order No.
7,
December
1917.
Lewis M. Butler,
Pittsfield, iMass.
Enlisted October
6,
Appointed Private
1st
Class
from Private April
15, 1918,
per Order 12, April 23, 1918.
William M. Carey,
Seymour, Conn.
Wounded
in
action Octo-
ber 15, 1917, slightly, but not evacuated to hospital.

Enlisted
Franklin 0. Carpenter,
Pocatello, Idaho.
July 30,
1918.
Transferred
to
Headquarters
Company December,
Enlisted October
1918, to
5,
Drum &
Bugle Corps.
James
J.
Cayea, Malone, N. Y.
1917.
Leo
F.
Chamberlain,
Enlisted
June
24,
1918.
Transferred
as
Private
1st
to
Kankakee, IlL
Class from 83rd Division to 82nd Division.
Assigned
Reg. and joined
Company November
1,
1918.
Henry Chillen,
Cloquet, Minn.
Everett H. Clark,
Swampscott, Mass.
Appointed Private
Evacuated
in January, 1919.
1st
Class
from Private
May
15, 1918.
to hospital in
Oc-
tober and rejoined
Company
22,
Michael Cleary,
Springfield, Mass.
Enlisted
September
1917.
7,
Appointed
Private
15,
1st

December
1917.
George Clookey,
Cortavlo, N. Y.
Charles G. Clements.
Enlisted August 24, 1918, at A. E. F., France, and as-
signed to
Headquarters Company August 24, 1918.

1918.
Ap-
pointed Private 1st Class from Private. Order No. 20, October 21,
Killed in action October 15, 1918, near

fire.
Chatel Chehery, France, by machine gun
GUSTAFF COLLYNS,
Maiden, Mass.
Enlisted October
5,
1917.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
from Private April

1918.
15. 1918.
per Order No. 12, April 23.
George
R. Conklin,

to
Transferred from 83rd Division

S.
Nessan, N. Y.
82nd Division, Par.

Assigned
to
8,
O.
288,
Headquarters 83rd
1,
Division.
and joined Company November
1918.
John
J.
Conklin,
Torrington, Conn.
Enlisted September 18. 1917

Lewis L. Connor,
Drumright, Okla.
Enlisted
September
1918.
19,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hospital
N. Y. D. October 25, 1918, and rejoined Company No-
vember
2,
Peter D. Cook,
Roswell, N. Mex.
Enlisted
vision,
July
8,
23,
S.
1918.
288.
Transferred
from
83rd
Di-
Par.
O.
Assigned
to
328th Reg. and

8,
joined Headquarters
Company November
1918.
Chester W. Couch,
Linnous, Mo.

ters
Transferred from Headquar-
160th Infantry, per Par. 129, S. 0. 60.
Assigned
to
328th Reg. and joined Headquarters
Company
V. 0. C. 0.,
November
1,
1918. 1918.
Sam
T. Crapps,
Enlisted April
vate
2,

110.
Pri-
Fort Gaines, Ga.
August
20, 1918, R. S. 0.
Reduced from Cor-
poral to Private in December, 1918.
Thomas Crowder,
Southland, Tex.

Par. 8, R. S. O. 288.
Transferred from 83rd Division,

to
Assigned
0.,
Reg. and joined Head8,
quarters
Company, V. O. C.
November
1918.
Byron
S.
Crowthers,
South Fork,
Henry
0. Curtis,
Enlisted October
ters
5,
1917.
Transferred from Headquar29, S. 0. 60,
McCracken, Kas.
Company. 160th Infantry, per Par.
Head-
quarters 6th Dep. Brigade, October 24, 1918.

to hospital in
Evacuated
August and rejoined Regiment and assigned
to
Company
Enlisted
V. O. C. O. November 30, 1918.

28,
Millard
C. Curtis,
September
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Kankakee,
Class from Private April 15, 1918, per Order No. 12, April
23. 1918.
Reduced from Private

14,
1st Class to Private, per
Order No.
June
21,
1918.
Gassed slightly in action
near Chatel Chehery, France, in October and evacuated

to
hospital.
Rejoined Headquarters Company November
25, 1918.
John
C. Daily,
Enlisted
ters
October
17,
1917.
Transferred to Headquar-
Douglass, Kas.
Company, 160th
6th
Infantry, per Par. 29, S. 0. 60,
HeadC.
quarters
to
Dep. Brigade, October 24,
1918.
Assigned
Regiment and joined Headquarters Company, V. 0. O. November 8, 1918.
John
P.
Dahl,
Enlisted July
14,
1917.
Special
Duty
at
164th Head-
quarters Brigade and missing in action October 25, 1918,
during Argonne offensive.
Arthur Dallman,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Enlisted
September
6,
1917.
Transferred
from
80th
Division. Camp Dodge, to 82nd Division, Camp Gordon. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order No. 21,
November
1,
1918. 1918.
Henry
F.
Daughtery,
Metter, Ga.
2,
Enlisted April
1918.
1,
Reported
to
Camp Gordon
April
E. F.
119
Transferred from 80th Di84,
George A. Davis.
Enlisted
vision to
December
30,
5,
1917.
82nd Division, per G. 0.
Headquarters 80th
in action near Sommerance, France, October 22, 1918, and evacuated to hospital
Division,
March
1918.
Wounded
same
date.
Raymond DeChaney,
Ammendale, Minn.
Enlisted
September
6,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1,
1st

November
1918.
Harry
G. Deguise,
Worthington, Minn.
Less Denny, South Salem, Miss.
Enlisted October
2,
1917.
Transferred from Headquar129, S. 0. 160.

0.,
ters 160th Infantry, per Par.
Assigned
3,
to
and joined Company V. 0. C.
November
1918.
1st
Norman
J.
DeRosia,
Appointed Private
7,
Class
Ticonderoga, N. Y.
from Private, per Order No.

ated" to hospital
January
15, 1918.
Evacu-
January
12,
1918, and rejoined
Company
in
November, 1918.
Chester A. Degarmo.
Transferred from 77th Dito
vision to
82nd Division.
V. O. C. O.
Assigned
Regiment and joined

Sep-
Company
Evacuated
to hospital sick in
tember, 1918.
Ira F. DeVeau.
Enlisted
October
1917.
4,
1917.
Reported
to
Camp Devens
October 26,
October
Division.
5,
Transferred from 76th Division to 82nd

to
Assigned
Regiment V. O.
C. G.
1917.
at
Accidentally wounded in line of duty on
Argillieres, France, in
rifle range January, and evacuated to hos-
pital.
Sergeants
Charles
L.
Dukes.
Enlisted
December
15,
1915.
Transferred
as
Private
from Battery C, C. A. V. F. A., 328th Infantry, S. 0. No. 146, S. E. Dept. October 13, 1917. Assigned to Reg. and joined Company V. O. C. O. October 20, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private, R. S. 0. 26, Par. 3, September 30,
1917. Appointed Battalion Sergeant Major from Corporal April 23, 1918, per R. S. 0. 27. Transferred to E Com-
pany of Regiment August, 1918.
Gecrge a. Smith.
Enlisted
December
7,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Class from Private, Order No. 7, December 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal April 28, 1918. R. S. O. 24. Transferred to Casual Depot, Port of Embarkation.
Boston, Mass., May 1, 1918. Transferred to 326th Regiment, in December, 1918.
Company
C,
Levi P. Whitney.
Private August 28, 1918.
Appointed Corporal from Appointed Sergeant from Cor-
poral, Par. 6, R. S. O. No. 139,
November
15, 1918.
Evacu-
ated to hospital about December, 1918.
120
MUSICIAN'S Second Class

Harry
L.
Handle.
Enlisted September 23, 1917. Class from Private

pital

to
November
August
20, 1918,
Evacuated 7, 1917. from Dieulourd, France.
hos-

Glover
F.
Dodd.
Enlisted January
Artillery,
vision.
5.
1917.
75,
Transferred from 319th Field

17,
per
S.
0.
Par.
Headquarters 82nd Di30, 1918.
March
29, 1918.
Officers'
Joined
Company March
Transferred to
Training Camp.
Michael
J.
Dubourge.
Appointed Private
Order
1st Class
from Private April
15, 1918, per
12, April 23, 1918.
Wounded
in action
fire
France, by shell
October 22, 1918, near Sommerance, and evacuated to hospital.
James A. Dunn.
Reported to Camp De19, 1917. Transferred from 76th vens, Mass., September 20, 1917. Division to 82nd Division and assigned to Reg. V. 0. C. G.
Enlisted
September
82nd
15,
Division.
Joined
Company
V. 0.
C.
0.
November
17, 1917.
Appointed Private
1st Class
from Private April

Transferred to
1918, per Order 12, April 23,
1918.
Company C
of Regiment December. 1918.
OVILDA DeSCOTEAU,
Holyoke, Mass.
Fred
J.
Desmo,
Enlisted October
7,
1917.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
New
Martin Digro,
York, N. Y.
12, April 15, 1918.
Hendricks, Minn.
James Dias, Mongaboly
Assigned
City, Pa.
joined
Company November, Wounded in action October

by shrapnel.
September
Private,
8.
1918, Bugler
10. 1918.
to Regiment and and Drum Corps.
during the Argonne
offensive
Michael DiMartino,
Jersey City.
Enlisted
23,
1917.
Appointed
4,
Private
15,
1st
Class
from
Order No.
December
1917.
Wounded October
by shrapnel.
1918, near Chatel
Chehery, France,
MiSUEL DUMIAS,
Brockton, Mass.
Earl A. Dunham,
Pittsfield,
Mass.
Enlisted
Frank
P.
Ecklund,
Cambridge, Mass.
October
1918,
in
October
joined
18,
Company
Evacuated to hospital sick 6, 1917. from near Fleville, France, and reDecember, 1918, at Argillieres, France.
Norman
Edwin
P.
English, Fort Valley, Ga.
E. Essig,
Sandborne, Minn.
E. F.
Thomas
P.
Everette.
Enlisted
Fleville
October
3,
1917.
Killed
in
action,
22,
between
1918.
and Sommerance, France, on October

Evacuated
Harry Feuerstein,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
to hospital
Oc-
tober
2,
1918,
and rejoined Company
latter
part
of No-
vember. 1918, at Argillieres, France.
John
G. Fielder, Virginia, Cass Co.,
Enlisted July 31,

111.
1918.
Transferred
to
82nd Division
November
Enlisted
4,
1918, O. S. D., August 26, 1918,
Ferris C. Finley, Logan, Iowa.
July 25,
1918.
1,
Transferred
S.
as
Private
from
330th Infantry, per Par.

Division,
O. 288, Headquarters 83rd

to
November
4,
1918.
Assigned
Regiment V. O.
9.
C. G.. Headquarters
82nd Division, November
1918.
Philip Fisher,
New
Clarence
F.
York, N. Y.
Enlisted February 5, 1918. Wounded in action near Vandieres, France, September 15, 1918. and evacuated to
hospital.
Floyd,
James
F. Forbes.
tember
25, 1918,
Evacuated from Dieulourd, France.

1,
to
hospital Sep-
Frank Fordham,
Enlisted
April
1918.
Wounded
in
action
in
wrist
slightly at Pont-a-Mousson, France,

14,
by shrapnel September
1918.
8,
Dettie Franklin,
Parish, Ala.
Enlisted July
Division,
vision,
1918.
S.
per Par. 45,

6,
Transferred as Private from 83rd 0. 290, Headquarters 83rd Di-
November
5.
266.
Par.
Assigned to Regiment, S. 0. 82nd Division. November 9, 1918. Joined

1918.
9,
Company November
1918. 1917.
Sidney
J.
Franklin,
S.
Enlisted
October
4,
Wounded
in
action
near
to
Gloversville, N. Y.
Chatel Chehery, France, October 21. 1918.

O. S. hospital.
Evacuated Rejoined Company March 20, 1919.
Herman
D. Freese.
Evacuated
to
hospital Oc-
tober 11, 1918, from near Fleville, Pyod-mia-La-L.
Frederick A. Freund, Amdale, Kas.
Enlisted October 8, 1917. Appointed Private from Private, Order No. 13, July 16, 1918.
Enlisted
1st
Class
Casper Full,
Buffalo, N. Y.
September
27,
1917.
Appointed
1,
Private
1918.
1st
Class from Private, per Order No. 12, April

Enlisted October
2,
Fred R. Garrett,
Bakersville, Cal.
1917.
Transferred
to
Headquarters
Company, 328th
Infantry, October 25, 1918.

1st
Charles
E. Geddes, Ellenberg Centre, N. Y.

B.
Enlisted October 5, 1917. Appointed Private from Private, Order No. 7, December 15, 1917. Enlisted
Class
Frank
George,
Sacramento, Cal.
November
3,
1917.
Transferred
8,
to
82nd Di-
vision at Argillieres, France,
November
1918.
John W. Gidcomb,
Columbia, Term.
Enlisted August
83rd Division
signed
to
9.
1.
vember
0. No.
Transferred as Corporal from 6, 1918. to 82nd Division November 6, 1918. AsRegiment and joined Company V. 0. C. O., No1918. Reduced from Corporal to Private, R. S. December 1. 1918.
122

B. Gill,
Enlisted
John
September
20,
1917.
5,
Appointed
Private
1st
Peoria, HI.
Class from Private January
1918, Order No. 11, slightly
gassed in action at Vandieres, France, September 15, 1918.
Vern Gillett,
Fowler, N. Y.
Enlisted October
5,
1917.
George
E. Gilmore,
Enlisted
September
27,
1917.
Appointed
8,
Private
1st
Bridgewater, Mass.
Class from Private, per Order No.

Enlisted
April 11, 1918.
Ollie Gilstrap,
Bevier,
Mo.
vision.
1918.
der
2,
October 3, 1917. Transferred to 82nd DiAssigned to Headquarters Company November 1, Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, per OrJanuary 5, 1918.
Joseph Goldberg.
Enlisted
September
21,
1917.
Transferred
to
164th
Brigade Headquarters August 28, 1918.
Herbert H. Hartson.
Transferred as grade of CorInfantry, to
poral from
Company G, 159th
Assigned
82nd Division,
per Reg. S. 0. No. 60, Headquarters 6th Depot Division,
October 24, 1918.

to
to
and joined Headquarters

s.
C(Jmpany, 328th Infantry V. O. C. 0.
d.
7,
Transferred
Company B
of this Regiment, S. 0. No.
January
12,
1919.
Patrick R. Ryan,
Transferred
Division,
vision,
New
York, N. Y.
per Par.
from 49th Infantry as Corporal to 82nd 8, S. O. 285, Headquarters 83rd Di1,
November
to
8,
1918.
Enlisted
December
6,
1917.
Assigned
November
Regiment and joined Company V. O. C. 0. Appointed Corporal from Private R. 1918. Transferred out of ComS. O. 152, September 23, 1918. pany in January, 1919, and later returned to States.
Enlisted
Casper Ladendecker.
May
to
29,
1918.

45,
S.
83rd Division
82nd Division, per Par.

6,
0. 290,
Headquarters 83rd Division. November

to 328th Regiment and joined
1918.
Assigned
ferred out of
Company
to
Company V. 0. C. 0. Trans243rd M. P. Company in De-
cember, 1918.
James
J.
Quinn.
Enlisted
October
3,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Trans12th
Private, Par. 6, R. S. O. 139,
November
15. 1918.
ferred to
Company E
of Regiment, R. S. 0. No. 7,
January, 1919.
David W. Riblet.
January
Transferred as Private Enlisted September 20, 1917. from Company A of Regiment, per R. S. 0. 7, Par. 2, Appointed Corporal from Private, per 1, 1918.
R. S. O.
7,
Par. 3, January 16. 1918.
Transferred out of
Company
in
to
Company E
at
of Regiment.
Wounded
in action
September
Vandieres, France.
John
A. Christianson.

vision,
Transferred
to
82nd Di-
No.
34.
C. 0.
Gordon, as Corporal .April 1, 1918, per G. 0. to Regiment and joined Company, V. O. Sick in line of duty October 18, 1918, and evacuated
Assigned
Camp
to hospital.
E. F.
123
Pri-
Frank
C.
Armstrong.
Enlisted October
vate, R. S. 0. 51,
4,
1917.
October
15, 1918,
December 15, 1917. Wounded and transferred to hospital.

1,
in action
Thomas
L. Pounds.
Enlisted April
of Regiment,
1918.
Transferred from
5,
Company C
Appointed
5,
per R. S. O. 89, July

S.
1918.
89,
Corporal
from Private, per R.
O.
July
1918.
Transferred out of
Company
in
August.
Earl W. Grant,
Waseca, Minn.
George Green,
Rockwood, Tenn.
Enlisted
Private
December 1, 1915. Appointed Corporal from November 15, 1918. Reduced from Corporal to
Private January 21, 1919.
Robert
L.
Greer,
Venture, Gal.
1917.
Transferred from Head-
60,
quarters 160th Infantry to 82nd Division, per Par. 29, S. O. Headquarters 6th Division. Joined Headquarters
Company, per Par.

tember
11, 1918.
1,
S.
0. 92,
November
1,
1918.
Ap-
pointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order No. 11, Sep-
James V. Grubbs,
St.
Paul, Minn.
December 6, 1917. Transferred from HeadCompany, 328th Infantry, to 82nd Division M. P. Company, about December 28, 1918.
Enlisted
quarters
Watson Gutowski.
Enlisted
October
6,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
22,
near
Sommerance, France, by shrapnel, October

evacuated to hospital.
1918,
and
William
G.
Hagwood,
Quitman, Mass.
Enlisted August
328th
1918.
Regiment,
8, 1918. Transferred to 82nd Division, Headquarters Company, November 8,
Ernest Hall,
St.
Enlisted February
5,
1918.
Transferred to 82nd Divito
Paul, Minn.
sion.
to
Camp
Gordon, and assigned
Regiment.
O., April
Assigned
1,
Headquarters Company, V. 0. C.
Enlisted August
7,
1918.
James Hambik,
Bridgeport, Ala.
Assigned
to
82nd Division. Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment No1918.
Transferred
to
vember
8,
1918.
Inman Hanna,
Bainbridge, Ga.
Enlisted
April
2,
1918.
Reported
to 328th
to
82nd
Division,
Camp
Gordon, Ga.
Assigned
25,
Regiment.
Private
1st
John Hardikopf,
Parkes Prairie, Minn.
Enlisted
February
1918.
Appointed
Class from Private, per Order No. 12, April 16, 1918.
Enlisted
Lennie a. Harris,
Quincy, Miss.
May
29,
1918.

17,
Appointed Private 1st October 27, 1918. Appointed Private

15, 1918. 1st
Class
Frank
P. Hart, West Cornwall, Conn.
Class

1918.
7,
December
to
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class, Order No. 68,
May
26,
Reduced from Corporal

No.
9,
Private without preju-
dice, R. S. 0.
January
14, 1919.
124

G. Healy,
Enlisted October
Warren
Leon, Ka
Assigned
1918.
to
Transferred to 82nd Division. 2, 1917. and joined Company V. O. C. O. October 24.
George A. Henson,
Granite City,
111.
Enlisted
May
28,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
from Private, per Order No. 17, October 27, 1918. Transferred to 82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, November 8, 1918.
Enlisted
vision.
Frederick W. Herrman,
Bruce, Mont.
November
to
1,
6,
1917.
Transferred to 82nd Di-
Assigned
Headquarters Company, 328th Regi-
ment, November
1918.
25,
Fred Herrington.
Enlisted September
Fleville,
1917.
9,
France, October
date.
1918,
Gassed in action near and evacuated to hos-
pital
same
Died
28,
later at hospital.
Hayward Hefner,
Troy, Gilmer Co.,
Enlisted
May
1918.
Transferred
1,
to
Headquarters
W. Va.
Company, 328th
Infantry,
November
1918.
Fred W. Hildebrand,
Buffalo, N. Y.
309th Infantry, later transferred to

signed to
Assigned to Company E, Camp Gordon, and asInfantry.
Headquarters Company, 328th

5,
Ruter
Z. Hill,
Enlisted August
1917.
Batesville, Ark.
Company, 328th Regiment, November, 1918.

vision,
Thomas
J.
Halpin.
Transferred
to
to
82nd
Di-
Camp
Gordon, and assigned
Headquarters Com-
pany, 328th Infantry.
Transferred to Supply
Company
of
Regiment, in August, 1919.
James W. Harback,
Enlisted
February
to
26,
1918.
Transferred to 82nd
DiIn-
New
York.
vision.
Assigned
Headquarters
fantry.
Killed in action October
12,
Company, 328th 1918, by high
ex-
plosive near Chatel Chehery, France.
John A. Hodges,
Brewton, Ala.
Enlisted
May
19,
1917.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
Reduced from Private, Order No. 16, August 11, 1917. from Private 1st Class to Private, Order No. 7, November Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, S. 0. 22, 1917.
No
18,
February
1,
1918.
1917.
Herbert 0. Hoefler,
Bjilisted
October
3,
Transferred from
10,
Camp
April
De-
New
Haven, Conn.
vens
to
Camp Gordon November
1917.
12.
Appointed
15.
Private 1st Class from Private,

1918.
Order No.
Fred
L.
Holcomb,
Sciota,
111.
Transferred from Camp Enlisted September 20. 1917. Dodge. Iowa, to 82nd Division. Camp Gordon, Ga., April Assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regi1. 1918.
ment.
Alpheus
S.
Holmes,
Atlanta, Ga
Appointed Private 1st Class Enlisted June 21, 1917. Reduced no date and apfrom Private March 1, 1918. pointed Private 1st Class from Private. Order No. 7. October
1.
1918.
Dennis
J.
F.
125
Assigned
to
to
Hopkins,
Boston, Mass.
Enlisted Mass.,
October
5,
5,
1917.
Camp
Devens,
October
1917.
Transferred
Depot Brigade.
Gordon, and
as-
Later transferred to 82nd Division,
Camp
signed to Headquarters Company. 328th Regiment.
Edward
F.
Hortsman,
Hayleton,
Enlisted October 5, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private C. 0. No. 12, October 22. 1918. Transferred to 82nd Division, and assigned to Headquarters Company,
328th Regiment, November
8.
1918.
John
B.
Houselog, Woodstock, Minn.
Enlisted January 22,
Transferred
Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.

vate
1st
Reported to Camp Dodge. 82nd Division April 1, 1918. Assigned to Appointed PriClass from Private, Order No. 21, November 1,
1918.
to
1918.
Frank
C.
Hudon,
Ware, Mass.
Enlisted
September
20,
6,
1917.
.\ppointed
Private
1st
Class from Private June
1918. per C. 0. No. 13.
Ralph
B.
Hull,
Chicago Junction, Ohio.
Transferred to 82nd DiAppointed Corporal from Private 1st March 19, 1918. Reduced from Corporal to Private. R. S. 0. 33. Par. 5, October 28, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private C. 0. No. 18, Par. 2, October 28, 1918.
vision
November
17.
Class,
R. S. O. No. 34,
Lee
C. Ingram,
Enlisted
May
28,
1918.
17,
Appointed Private
October
7,
1st
Class
Herrin,
111.
from Private, C. O. No.

to
1918.
Transferred
82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, November, 1918.
RoswELL
P.
Ingram,
St.
Enlisted
vens.
1,
February
to to
25,
1918.
Reported
to
Camp
De-
Paul, Minn.
Transferred
82nd
Division,
Camp
Gordon. April
1918.
Assigned
Headquarters Company, 328th Regi-
ment.
LUDWIK Jachim,
Buffalo, N. Y.

vision
to
Transferred from 76th Di82nd Division, Camp Gordon, and assigned to
Frederick Jarvis,
Glasgow, Conn.
Assigned
to
Company
I,
3rd
20,
Battalion.
Depot
to
Brigade,
Camp
Devens,
September
1917.
Camp
GorIn-
don,
and assigned
fantry.
Clyde
L.
Johnson, Montezuma, Iowa.
Enlisted
February
22,
1918.
Reported
to
Company
24.
F.
313th Engineers,
Camp
Dodge. Iowa. February

1.
1918.
Transferred to 82nd Division. April

to
1918,
and assigned

Enlisted
Gustave a. Johnson,
Meriden, Conn.
October
1917.
3,
1917.
Reported
to
to
Camp Devens
October
10, 1917.
3,
Transferred
Camp
Gordon, November
Ernest A. Johnson.

P. Co., in
Transferred
to
243rd M.
November, 1918.
George
Joseph
F. Jillson.
Enlisted September 28, 1917. Wounded Sommerance, France, by shell fire, October
in
action near
22, 1918.
L.
Kalameja,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company
to
E,
309th
Infantry,
Camp
Dix.
Later
transferred
Camp
Gordon.
John
A. Kale,
Merrill, Iowa.
Enlisted July 22,
1918.
and assigned
Enlisted
to

9,
Morris M. Kalikow.
October
1917.
Wounded
in
action
near
Vandieres, France, September 15, 1918, and evacuated to

hospital.
John Kaweckis.
Enlisted October
22, 1918,
3,
1917.
Wounded
in
action October
near Sommerance, France, by high explosive, and
evacuated to hospital.
Willa Keenan,
Fonda, Iowa.
Enlisted February
351st Infantry,
2,S,
1918.
Assigned
to
Company G,
1918.
1,
Camp
Dodge, February
28,
TransAs-
ferred to 82nd Division,
Camp
Gordon, April
1918.
signed to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
John
B. Kilburn,
Enlisted August 5, 1918.

gust 25, 1918.
8,
Reported
to
Camp
Shelby Au-
Cave Creek, Ark.
Transferred to Depot Division, November
1918.
Later transferred to 82nd Division Headquarters
Company, 328th Regiment.
Michael Kirchknopf,
St.
Enlisted
vision
February 25, 1918.
Transferred
1,
Paul, Minn.
from
Camp Dodge
April
1918,
Headquarters Company. 328th Regiment.

vate 1st Class from Private
to 82nd Diand assigned to Appointed Pri-
November
to
21, 1918, C. O. 21.
Everett
Klammer, Howard Lake, Minn.

C.
Enlisted
May
to
Battalion, 166th
Transferred
ters
20th Company, 5th Depot Brigade, Camp Lewis, June 5, 1918. 82nd Division and assigned to Headquar27, 1918.
Assigned
Company, 328th Regiment, October

September
Private,
20,
23, 1918.
George
F. Kline.
Enlisted
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Class
from
Killed in
Order No. 12, April 23, 1918. action September 15, 1918, by high explosive at
per
Vandieres, France.
William Knopf,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Enlisted September 152nd Depot Brigade,

1917.
28, 1917.
Reported
to 1st
Company,
Transferred
to
Camp Camp
Upton, N. Y., September 29,
Gordon, 82nd Division. Octo-
ber 30, 1917.
Paul
J.
Kovacs,
Bridgeport,
Enlisted
Conn.
ters 20,
September Company, 304th

Transferred
19,
1917.
Assigned
to
Headquar-
Infantry,
to
1917.
Camp Devens, September 82nd Division and assigned to

7,
Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, November
1917.
7,
Appointed Private
1st
Class from
Private,
Order No.
December
Class,
15, 1917.
1st
Order No.
58, April 24, 1918.
Reduced
to
Private,
R. S. O. 96. July 20. 1918.
F.
127
to
Nathan Lamb,
Enlisted July
Infantry,
6,
1918.
Assigned
1918.
Company
E,
152nd
to
Camp
Shelby, July 21, 1918.

1,
Transferred
2nd
Depot Division November

Division,
Transferred to 82nd
Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, Novem-
ber
8,
1918.
5,
Joseph LaPlant,
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Enlisted October
1st
1917.
Assigned
to
2nd Company,
Battalion,
Camp
Devens, Mass.
82nd Division, Camp Gordon, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order No. 4, July 1, 1918. Reduced from Private 1st Class to Private, S. 0., January 15, 1919.
William
E.
Latham,
Florsten,
CaL
Assigned to Company G, Camp Dodge, February 27, 1918. Trans82nd Division, Camp Gordon, April 1, 1918, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
349th Infantry,
ferred to
Joseph LaBarge.
Enlisted September 23, pany D, 328th Regiment,

S.
1917.
to
O.,
135,
October
to
31,
1918.
Transferred from ComHeadquarters Company, R. Transferred from Headof Regiment,
quarters
1918.
Company
Company D
December.
Ralph
E. Leavitt,
Gardner, Mass.
5, 1917. Assigned to 1st Company, Camp Devens. September 5, 1917. Later 82nd Division, Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, Camp Gordon, Ga. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private. Order No. 8, Par. 1, April 11, 1918. Reduced to Private from Private 1st Class, Order No. 9, Par. 2, June 1, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order
Enlisted September
Military Police,
to
No. 21, November
1,
1918.
Frank W.
Lister.
Transferred from HeadRegi1918.
quarters Troop. 82nd Division, per S. 0. 226, Headquar-
82nd Division, October 3, 1918. Assigned ment and joined Headquarters Company October
ters
to
5,
Transferred
to
Company D
of
Regiment
in
December, 1918.
in
Charles H. Lemley.
David Levine,
Wounded
action Octo-
ber 22, 1918, near Sommerance, and evacuated to hospital.

Enlisted
October
8,
1917.
Wounded
in
Ni^ York,
Moses Levey.
N. Y.
night of October 30, 1918, between Fleville and

ance, France,
later died.
and evacuated
to hospital at
action on the Sommerwhich place he
Enlisted
October
1918,
5,
1917,
wounded by high
explosive
October
uated
to
22,
near Sommerance, France,
and evac-
hospital.
Sidney Levey,
5uffaIo,
Assigned
to
1,
Company A.
1917.
N. Y.
309th Infantry.
ferred
to
Camp
Dix, N.
J.,
October
11,
Trans-
82nd
Division,
Headquarters
Company, 328th
1918.
Regiment,
1918.
Camp
Gordon. November
Appointed
7,
Private 1st Class from Private, per Order No.

15.
January
Class, S.
to
1st
0. No. 28. February 15, 1918.

Private, S.
C. September
19, 1918.
128

G. Levi,
Enlisted
Battalion, 1918.
Edward
May
Red Lodge, Mont.
166th Depot Brigade,

to
Transferred
assigned to
Assigned to 46th Company, 12th Camp Wheeler, June 5, 82nd Division, October 5, 1918, and Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
29, 1918.
Bronislas Lewandowski,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company
E,
309th Infantry.
Camp
Dix, N.
J.,
December
27, 1917.
Later
as-
transferred to 82nd Division,
Camp
Gordon. Ga.. and
Harold Lewis,
Arcade, N. Y.
Assigned
to
to
307th F. A.,
Battery D,
Camp
Dix, N.
J.
Camp
Gordon. 82nd Division, assigned

328th Regiment.
vate,
Headquarters Company,
1st
Appointed Private
13,
Class,
from Pri-
Order No.
June
6,
1918.
Joseph Lickon,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
October
11,
to
1,
Company A,
1917.
309th Infantry.
Camp
Dix. N.
J.,
Trans-
November
1917.
Assigned to
Pri-
Appointed
vate 1st Class from Private, Order No. 12, April 15, 1918.
Walter
A. Lloyd.
Ovelles,
Assigned
to
1st
Training
Md.
Battalion.
29.
154th Depot Brigade.
1917.
Transferred
to
Camp Meade. September 82nd Division and assigned to

16, 1917.
Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, October
Appointed Mechanic from Private, Order No.

14.
9, November Reduced from Mechanic to Private without prejudice. Order No. 21, November 30, 1918.
1917.
Bernard
T. Lofit.
Buffalo, N. Y.
309th
Infantry.
to
Camp
82nd
Dix,
transferred
Division.
Assigned to Company E, Later September 28, 1917. Headquarters Company,
328th
Regiment,
Camp
Gordon.
7.
Appointed
Private
1st
December
15. 1917.
Ap-
pointed Corporal from Private 1st Class. R. S. 0. No. 28,
February
15,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
from
Corporal,
R. S. O. No. 58, April 24, 1918.

to Private, S. 0.
Reduced from Sergeant
No. 31, February 15, 1919.

1,
Frank H. Lohrey,
Timken, Kans.
Enlisted October
1917.
Assigned
Funston,
to
47th Company.
5,
164th
Depot
to
Brigade,
Camp
October
1917.
Transferred
ters
82nd Division, and assigned to HeadquarCompany. 328th Regiment. October 30, 1918.
Frank Lombard,
Enlisted
November
30,
1917.
Assigned
to
12th
Com-
New
York, N. Y.
pany.
1.57th
Depot Brigade.
Transferred
Camp
to
Upton. N. Y., Decem-
ber
1,
1918.
Battalion,
G.
H.
20,
E.
F.,
Company D. Headquarters November 1. 1918. Later
transferred to Headquarters
Company. 328th Regiment of
82nd
Division.
James E. Loughlin, New York, N. Y.
Assigned
to
27th Company.
157th Depot
ferred
to
Camp Upton, N. Y. 82nd Division. Camp Gordon, and

Brigade.
7,
Later transassigned
to
Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment. vate Isl Class from Private. Order No.
1918.
Appointed Pri-
December
1.5.
F.
129
Appointed Private
1st
John Lucchesi,
Holyoke, Mas
Enlisted October
7,
1917.
Class

high
explosive
1918.
12, April 15. 1918.
Wounded by
October
22,
at
near Sommerance, France, Evacuated to hospital and rejoined Argillieres, France, in December, 1918.
Company
GUSTAVE A. LUIPPOLD.
4lh
vens.
Battalion,
Assigned to 14th Company, Depot Brigade, 76th Division, Camp De-
Camp Gordon, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private. Order No. 7,
December
15,
1917.
Company
F, of
Regiment, March 15, 1919.
John
Luisi,
Assigned Assigned
to
Company
I,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
305th Infantry,
Camp
Upton, N. Y., September 22, 1917.

to
Transferred
to
82nd Division.
Headquarters
Private
1918.
Company, 328th Regiment, November 6, 1917. Appointed 1st Class from Private, Order No. 13, June 6,
Edward
C. Lulling,
Chicaaro,
Enlisted May 24. 1918. Assigned to 2nd Company, 1st Provisional Regiment, Camp Wheeler, Ga., May 24, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private, Order No. 14,
July 30, 1918.
Transferred to
Company A,
121st Infantry,
June 18, 1918. Transferred to 82nd Division, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, November 4,
1918.
Clarence
C.
McDougall,
Minneapolis, Minn.
September 22, 1917. Assigned to HeadquarCompany, 337th Field Artillery, Camp Dodge, Iowa. Transferred to 82nd Division, Camp Gordon, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, April 1, 1918.
Enlisted
ters
Charles
E.
McMilliam,
Billings, Okla
Enlisted
October
3,
1917.
Assigned
to
Company D,
357th Infantry,
Camp
Travis. Texas.
Transferred to De-
tachment Signal Battalion, 82nd Division,

Ga.,
Camp
Gordon,
March
27, 1918.
PiETao Macalouse, Hoboken, N.

J.
Assigned
to
Company K,
to
312th Infantry.
vision
Camp
to
Dix. N.
J.
Transferred
82nd Di-
and assigned
Headquarters Company. 328th Regi-
ment, November 14, 1918.
John
B.
Maher,
Greenville, Ohio.
Enlisted .September
6,
1917.
Assigned
to
Headquarters
vision,
Detachment, 2nd Depot Group, 158th Brigade, 83rd DiCamp Sherman, Ohio, October 31. 1917. Later to
82nd Division, Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
Eddie L. Manley.
Crockett Mills, Tenn.
Enlisted April
1,
1918.
Clifford E. Marcel,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Enlisted
February
23,
1918.
Assigned
to
Company D,
337th
Machine
to
Gun
82nd
to
Battalion, Division.
Transferred
1918.
Camp Dodge, Iowa. Camp Gordon, April 1,

Company, 328th Regi-
.i^ssigned
Headquarters
ment.
130

Patrick Meehan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
to
2nd Company,
152nd Depot Brigade, Camp Upton, N. Y. Transferred to Company K, 328th Infantry, and later transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, December, 1918.
Angelo Mele,
Bristol,
Assigned
to
Company D,
Conn.
301st
transferred
ters
Machine Gun Battalion, Camp Devens, Mass. Later to 82nd Division and assigned to HeadquarCompany. 328th Infantry.
5.
Howard Martel,
East Boston, Mass.
Enlisted October
1917.
Appointed Private
12, April 15, 1918.
1st
Class

vate, per R. S. 0. 100,
Warren
D. Martin,

5,
Pri-
Waterford, Cal.
Corpo;:al to Private 1st Class, per R. S. 0. 27,
1917.
Transferred to
Reduced from March 1, Headquarters Company, 328th Regi-
December
1917.
ment, in November, 1918.
Henry
George
F.
Meadows,
Covington, Ga.
Enlisted
December
19,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Class from Private, per Order No. 19, June 15, 1918.
A. Mingo, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Appointed Private Enlisted October 5, 1917. from Private, Order No. 12, April 15, 1918.
Enlisted
1st
Class
Alex Meck,
Buffalo,
September
26,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
N.
Y.
Enlisted October
1st
8,
Nicholas Mirraco,
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Provisional
Regiment,
9,
Upton, October
A.,
1917.
October 29, 1917.
Assigned to 13th Company, 152nd Depot Brigade, Camp to 82nd Division, N. Transferred to Headquarters ComTransferred
pany, 328th Regiment, in November. 1918.
Albert N. Mogan,
Belleview, Minn.
Enlisted
March
40th
to
27, 1917.
Transferred
to
6th Battalion, 166th Depot Brigade,

ferred
to
Camp
23rd Company. TransLewis.
Division,
Camp
Kearney,
June
to
18,
1918.
Transferred
Division,
82nd
23,
Division
1918.
Headquarters,
6th
Depot
October
Assigned
Headquarters
Everet Moses,
McCracken, Kans.
Enlisted October
5,
1917.
Assigned
to
47th Company,
164th Depot Brigade, Camp Funston, and transferred to 82nd Division, October 25, 1918. Assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, in November, 1918.
Enlisted December 18, 1917. Assigned to 31st Company, Casual Detachment, 157th Depot Brigade, Camp Gordon, Transferred to 328th Regiment, Headquarters ComGa.
Lewis T. Myers,
Fitzgerald, Ga
pany, January 23, 1918.
Stephen Mickelson,

dieres. France,
pital.
Wounded
in
action at
Van-
September
15, 1918,
and evacuated
to hos-
IsiDOR Nassau,
New
York, N. Y.
308th Infantry,
ferred
to
Assigned to Company B, Camp Upton. October 4, 1917. Later transHeadquarters Company. 328th Infantry, Camp
Gordon. Ga.
F.
131
Assigned
to
Morris Neffsky,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company G,
Later trans-
Camp Upton, N. Y., September 25. 1917. ferred to 82nd Division, and assigned to Company, 328th Regiment.
Headquarters
Alfred N.
Fred
C.
C. Neilson,
New
Haven, Conn.
Enlisted October 3, 1917. Appointed Private from Private, Order No. 7, December 15, 1917.
1st
Class
Nurse,
Mallard, Iowa.
Transferred to 82nd Division,
November
4,
1918, and assigned to Headquarters
Company,
328th Regiment.
August Oelschlager,
Joseph Oppenheimer,
Enlisted June 24,

hospital.
1918.
S.
O.
S.
New
York, N. Y.
Assigned to 3rd Training Bat152nd Depot Brigade, Camp Upton, N. Y. Later 82nd Division Headquarters Company. 328th Infantry. Appointed Corporal from Private. R. S. 0. 58. April 24. Reduced from Corporal to Private without preju1918.
talion.
to
dice, R. S. O.
No.
1,
January
1,
1919.
Martin Olson.
Wounded
in
action about
October
hospital.
15,
1918,
near Pylon, France, and evacuated to
Joseph Oswald,
Monticello, Iowa.

351st
Infantry,
to
Assigned
Iowa,
to
Company
28,
G.
Camp
82nd
Dodge,
Division,
February
Gordon,
1918.
1.
Transferred
Camp
April
1918. and assigned to Headquarters
Company, 328th Regi-
Orel
L.
Owens,
Logan, Kans.
Enlisted October
6.
1917.
.A,ssigned to 3rd
Detachment.
Trans30.
12th Battery, 164th Depot Brigade.

ferred to 40th Division,
1917.
Camp
Funston.
Cal.,
Camp
Kearney,
October
Transferred
assigned to
82nd Division, October 25, 1918, and Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
to
3,
William H. Parker,
Danburv, Conn.
Enlisted
October
4,
1917.
2nd
Training
Battalion,
Mass..
October
1917.
Assigned to 5th Company, Depot Brigade. Camp Devens, Transferred to 82nd Division,
10, 1917.
Camp
Ellis Paleologus,
Gordon, Ga., November
Appointed Private
21,
1st
Class
Seymour, Conn.

Enlisted
the
November
in
1.
1918.
Charles
J.
Pechie.
October
4,
1917.
Wounded
October
8,
action
during
Argonne-Meuse
offensive,
1918,
and evac-
uated to hospital, at which place he later died.
Walter
E. Pearl,
Enlisted October
5.
1917.
Appointed Private
12,
1st
Class
Canton, N. Y.
June
6, 1918.
Raymond
D. Pedrick,
Peoria,
111.
Enlisted October 25. 1917. Assigned to 23rd Company. 2nd Provisional Regiment. 31st Division, Camp Wheeler. Ga. Transferred to 82nd Division, November 4. 1918. Assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
William
C. Peters,
Enlisted October
2,
1917.
Appointed Private
7,
1st
Class
Los Angeles, Cal.
May
17. 1917.
132

Enlisted
CONSTANTINE PlACIDE,
Springfield, Mass.
September
22,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Enlisted
Henry Plueger,
R. F. D. No. 8,
July
22,
1918.
Assigned
to
30th
Company,
1918.
Camp
Gordon, Ga.
Draft,
Transferred to
5,
LeMars, Iowa.
Auto
to
Repair
Replacement
September
Transferred to 82nd Division, October 25, 1918.
Assigned

John Poodzrzys,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned to Company A,
October
11,
1,
307th Infantry,
Camp
Dix, N.
J.,
1917.
Trans-
November
1917.
Assigned to
Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry.
James T. Powell, Los Angeles, Cal.
Enlisted October
3,
1917.
Appointed Private
3,
1st
Class
from Private, per C. 0. No.
January
1918,
4,
1918.
Transto
ferred to 82nd Division, October,
and assigned
Giovanni Protetto,
Padino, Provio, Italy.
Enlisted June 26, 1918.
Assigned
to
11th Company, 1st
Provisional
Regiment, 31st Division,
Camp
4,
Wheeler,
Ga.
Transferred to 82nd Division, November
1918, and as-
Elmer
Price, Oil Centre, Cal.
Appointed Private 1st Class Transferred 8, June 1, 1918. 82nd Division in October, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.
Enlisted October 2, 1917. from Private, per Order No.
to
Francis Prior, New Haven, Conn.
Enlisted
Mass.,
October
4,
3,
1917.
Assigned
to
to
October
1917.
Transferred
Camp Camp
Devens,
Gordon,
Atlanta, Ga.,
November
10, 1917.
Richard Pufahl, San Francisco,
Transferred
to
HeadquarTransto
Cal.
ters
Company, 160th
Infantry,
March
5.
12,
1918.
ferred to 82nd Division, October
1918,
and assigned
Reinhold Rachui.
Enlisted October
plosive
7, 7,
1917.
Killed in action by high ex-
on October
1917, near Apremont, France. 1917.
Walter M. Raney,
Unionville,
Enlisted October
3,
Assigned
to
44th Company,
Transferred to
to
Mo.
164th Depot Brigade, Camp Funston, Kas. 82nd Division October 5, 1918. Assigned Company, 328th Infantry.
Headquarters
Leon Royone.
Appointed Private Order

1918,
18,
1st
Class
from Private April

Killed
in
15, 1918, per
12, April 23, 1918.
action
October
near
Sommerance,
France, by high explosive.
J ames G. Rambrio.
Enlisted
15, 1918,
October
7,
1917.
KiUed
in action
September
by high explosive
at Vandieres, France.
Jesse H. Reach,
to hospital.
F.
133
Appointed
Private
1st
Clare A. Rigby,
Homell, N. Y.
Enlisted
September
26,
1917.
Class from Private, per Order No. 12, February 15, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private 1st Class, per S. 0. No. 26, June 13, 1918. Reduced from Corporal to Private, per R. S. 0. No. 78, June 15, 1918. Gassed in action September 15, 1918, and rejoined Company in December, 1918.
Enlisted
Alfred
E. Riba,
May
25,
1918.
Assigned
to
22nd Company,
to
Holloway, Minn.
6th Battalion, 166th Depot Brigade.

Division,
Transferred to 82nd
October
24,
1918.
Assigned
Headquarters
Company, 328th
Infantry.
Daniel
E. Riley,

vate, per R. S. O. 51,
Maiden, Mass.
December
Appointed Corporal from Pri15, 1917. Reduced from
Corporal
joined
to Private,
per R. S. O. 38,
Company
at Argillieres, France,
March 15, 1918. December 20,

to
Re1918.
Samuel
B.
Rittenhouse,
Scottsdale, Pa.
Enlisted
September
24,
1917.
Assigned
26th Com-
pany, 7th Training Battalion, Depot Brigade,
Camp
Lee,
Va.
Transferred to
6,
328th
Infantry,
Headquarters
Com-
pany, April
1918.
Harry
J.
Rivers, Augusta, Ga.
Transferred
to
328th Infantry,
Camp Gordon,
338th Machine
transferred
to
Ga., April 18, 1918.
Roy Robbins,
Beacon, Minn.
Assigned
to 7th
Company,
Later
Gun
Battalion,
Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
to
82nd Division.
Assigned
Headquarters
Marion
T. Roberts,
Hamburg, Ark.
Enlisted August 23, 1918. Assigned to Company K, 152nd Infantry, Camp Shelby, Miss. Transferred to 82nd Division. Assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, November, 1918. Enlisted October 3, 1917.
William
E. Roberts,
Assigned
Funston.
to
44th Company,
Marceline, Miss.
Camp
Transferred to 82nd
to
Division, October 25, 1918,
and assigned
Headquarters
Company, 328th
Infantry.
25,
Eddie Robison, Woodensburg, Baltimore Co., Md.
Enlisted
September
154th
to
1917.
Assigned
to
1st
Train-
ing
Battalion,
Depot
Brigade,
Camp Meade, Md.

Gordon, October
16,
Transferred
1917,
82nd
Division,
Camp
and assigned
ferred from
1918.
to Company G, 328th Infantry, transCompany G of Regiment about December 1,
John A. Rodgers,
South Berry, Conn.
Enlisted October
3,
1917.
Appointed Private
12, April 15, 1918.
1st
Class
from Private, per C. 0. No.
William Root,
Hurley, Wis.
of

351st
Infantry,
Assigned
to
Company
27,
Camp
Dodge.
December
1.
1917.
Transferred to 82nd Division. April

to
1918,
and assigned

Enlisted June 4,
1917. Transferred to 328th Infantry Headquarters Outpost Company, 307th F. S. BatNo. 81, per Par. 14, Headquarters, Camp
4,
Jacob Rothenberg,
Cleveland, Ohio.
from
talion, per S. 0.
Gordon. April
1918.
Transferred to Machine
S.
Gun Com-
pany of Regiment, per R.
0. 127, September 28, 1918.
134

Battalion. 165th
George Rousser,
Tulia, Tex.
Assigned
to 26th
Company, 7th
Trans-
Depot Brigade,
Camp
Travis, Tex.
ferred to 82nd Division.

to
November 4, 1918, and assigned Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.

1917.
4,
Clyde
EscAR
E.
Robertson.
Transferred
9, 1919.
to
Machine
Gun Company,
L. Rowboth.-uh,
S.
0. No.
January
Assigned
to
44th Casual Com-
Hagarville, Ark.
pany,
Transferred
162nd Depot Brigade, Camp Pike, June 26, 1918. to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry,
9,
November
1918.
28.
George M. Ruez,
St.
Enlisted
June
4.
1918.
Assigned
Transferred
to
to to
28th
Company.
Division.
Louis,
Mo.
10th
Training
Battalion.
82nd
November
1918.
Assigned
328th Infantry.
Floyd
J.
Ruff,
Garwin, Iowa.
Transferred to Company Enlisted February 15. 1918. Transferred to 351st Infantry. Camp Dodge, Iowa. 82nd Division, Camp Gordon. Ga., April 8. 1919. and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry.
F,
EsERY E. Russell,
Enlisted
111.
June
25,
1918.
Assigned
to
31st
Division.
Amma,
Camp
ber
4.
Wheeler. Ga.
Transferred to 82nd Division Novem-
1918. and assigned to Headquarters
Company. 328th
Infantry.
Walter Sanders,
Vicksburff, Miss.
Enlisted
Infantry.
vision.
May Camp
28. 1918.
Assigned
to
Company K. 152nd
to
Shelby, Miss.
Assigned
2nd Depot Di-
November 1. 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry. November 8, 1918. Appointed Cook from Private. C. 0. 17. October 27, 1918. Reduced from Cook to Private, C. O. No. 3, March 1. 1919.
Anthony
Salatino.
Enlisted October
6.
1917.
Absent since
May
24.
1918.
No
Record.
7.
Leo M. Sarff,
Newton, low;
Enlisted June
Field
Battalion.
7.
1917.
Assigned
111.
to
Company
to
A.
17th
Di-
Chicago,
1918.
Transferred
to
82nd
vision. April
and assigned
Headquarters Com-
pany. 328th Infantry.
William
J.
Schanz,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Enlisted September 26. 1917. Wounded in action near Sommerance. France, by high explosive on October 22. 1918. and evacuated to hospital.
Enlisted
S.4M
Schecker.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
October
12.
1917.
Assigned
to
Company
to
I.
308th Infantry.
quarters
Camp
Upton, N. Y.
18,
Transferred
Head-
Company June
2.
1918.
8,
Gassed in action near

1918.
Chatel Chehery. France. October
Rejoined Com-
pany November
1918.
Frank Schwarting.

vate, per
Appointed Cook from PriOrder No. 22. November 19. 1918. Reduced from
per Order No.
Hospital.
1.
Cook
to Private,
S.
February
10. 1919.
1,
1919.
Evac-
uated to S. 0.
March
E. F.
135
Appointed
1918.
Fay
S.
Scott,
Enlisted
September 20,
1917.
1,
Private
1st
Des Moines, Iowa.

Ch.-uiles Sebold,
Class from Private
December
1918.
Enlisted
111.
June
22,
Appointed Private
1st
Glass
Peoria,
from Private. C. 0., September 13, 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry November, 1918.
Enlisted April
2.
Robert
E.
Schuyler.
1918.
Wounded
in action
fire
1918, near Pylon, France, by shell

hospital.
October and evacuated
12,
to
James Schowler.
Absent sick
in
hospital.
No
further record.
George
J.
Seavers, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Enlisted September 29, 1917. Wounded in action October 14, 1918, in the Meuse-Argonne offensive and evacuated to hospital. No further record. Enlisted
Lenton
R. Sevey,
September
21,
1917.
Killed
13,
in
action
near
shell
Canton, N. Y.
Chatel-Chehery on or
about
October
1918.
by
Harold Sigmund.
Enlisted April
Stripes,
later transferred
On special duty with Stars and 5, 1918. Headquarters Paris, about August 1, 1918, and out of Regiment. No further record.
Michael
C.
Segal, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Enlisted October 13, 1917. Assigned to 29th Company, 8th Training Battalion, 152nd Depot Brigade, Camp Upton,
N.
Y.,
October
13.
1918.
1,
Transferred
1917, and
to
82nd Division,
Camp
Gordon, November
assigned to Head-
quarters Company, 328th Regiment.
John
J.
Segerson, Newport, R.
I.
Enlisted October 2, 1917. from Private, per Order No.
Appointed Private
12, April 15, 1918.
1st
Class
Herbert W. Sengbusch,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Private,
per R.
S.
0. No. 51,
December
to
15,
1917.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant from Corporal, R. S. O. No. 10, January

15, 1918.
139,
Reduced from Sergeant November 15, 1918.

October
S.
7,
Private, per R. S. O.
'asquale Sorgio. Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Enlisted
Private,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
1917.
from
per R.
0. 51, December 15,
Reduced
15, 1918.
from Corporal
to Private,
per R. S. 0. 38,
March
1st
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private, per Order 21,

Class
to
November
1.
1918.
Private, per C. O. No.
Reduced from Private 3, March 6, 1919.

Assigned
to
Denson Sowell,
Lowrey, Ala.
to
Enlisted July
Infantry.
9,
1918.
Company K. 152nd
Transferred
Camp
Shelby. Miss., July 21. 1918.
2nd Depot Division, November 4. 1918. Transferred to 82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters Company,
328th Infantry, November
8.
1918.
Erford
C. Stringer,
Enlisted
vate.
Onset, Mass.
to Private.
Appointed Cook from PriOrder No. 11. March 1. 1918. Reduced from Cook Order No. 22. January 5. 1919.
4.
October
1917.
136

Enlisted October
1st
William Suitor,
Oneonta, N. Y.
Battalion,
Division,
Assigned to 2nd Company, 5, 1917. Depot Brigade. Later transferred to 82nd and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th
Infantry.
Benjamin Sherman,
Assigned
to
Company
L,
New
York, N. Y.
308th Infantry,
23, 1917.
Camp
Upton, N. Y.
quarters Company, 328th Regiment,
Camp
Gordon, October
vember
1919.
5,
1917.
Appointed Cook from Private, Order No. 2, NoAppointed Private from Cook, November,
Vincent A. Sievacki,
Detroit, Mich.
Enlisted
May
28, 1918.
Assigned
31st
to
23rd Company, 2nd
Provisional
Regiment
of
Division,
Camp
4,
Wheeler.
Transferred to 82nd Division, and assigned to Headquarters
Company, 328th Regiment, November
1918.
Jacob Silbert,
Enlisted
AprU
152nd
5,
1918.
Assigned to 3rd
Brigade,
Provisional
New
York, N. Y.
Battalion,
Depot
Camp
Upton,
N.
Y.
Transferred per S. 0. 54, Par. 54, Cantonment Headquarters,
April 23, 1918.
Charles M. Silva,
Strector,
111.
Enlisted
December
14,
1917.
Assigned
22, to
to
Company G,
349th Infantry,
Division,
Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
Transferred to 82nd
1918.
Camp Camp
Gordon, Ga., April

6,
Walter
D. Simmons,
Palestine, Ark.
Enlisted July
Infantry,
1918.
Assigned
Company G, 152nd
transferred
to
Shelby, Miss.
Transferred to 2nd Depot
November 1, 1918. Later Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.

Detachment,
William Simmington.

of Regiment, S. 0. 22,
Transferred to
21, 1918.
to
Company A,
November
Neshan
Sirabian,
Enlisted
May
25,
1918.
Assigned
Company
to
I,
82nd
Highland Park, Mich.
Provisional Regiment,
Division,
Camp
Wheeler, Transferred to 82nd
November
4, 1918,
and assigned
Headquarters
Victor Smith,
Torrington, Conn.
Assigned
to
12th Company,
Camp
Devens,
1918,
Mass.
Assigned
to
and joined Company April
10,
V. O. C. 0.
Chester W. Spence,
Burt, Miss.
Enlisted July
7,
1917.
Assigned
to
Company
C, Missis-
sippi N. G. Transferred to 82nd Division July 14, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private, S. 0. No. 51, June 1, 1918. Reduced from Corporal to Private, R. S. 0. No.
1,
January
1,
1919.
Benjamin
F. Spilka,

Private, per R. S. O. No. 51,
to Private

15, 1917.
Philadelphia, Pa.
December
Reduced
1,
from Corporal, per R. S. 0. 100, August Transferred to 82nd Division October 15, 1917.
1918.
Frank Starcoviski,
Bradley,
111.
Assigned
to
3rd Company, 1st

to 82nd Headquar-
Provisional Regiment, 31st Division.

Division,
ters
Transferred
to
November Company.
4,
1918,
and assigned
E. F.
137
Assigned
to
George M. Stafford,
Whitehall, N. Y.
Enlisted October
6.
1917.
361st Battalion,
to
Camp Devens. Later transferred Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment.

151st Depot Brigade,
Frank H. Svetlik,
Buckolts, Tex.
Enlisted
September
19,
1917.
Assigned
to
Battery B,

Division
Camp Travis. Transferred to 82nd and assigned to Headquarters Company, 328th Regiment, March 25, 1918.
Enlisted April
2,
Knute
E.
Swanson,
Toledo, Ohio.
1918.
Assigned
to 30th
Company, 8th
Training Battalion, 158th Depot Brigade,

Ohio.
fantry,
Camp Sherman,
Transferred
to
Headquarters Company, 328th In-
November
4,
1918.
James L. Swarner,
Cheneyville,
111.

Provisional
Assigned
31st
to
12th Company, 1st
Regiment,
to
Division,
Camp
4,
Wheeler.
Transferred
signed
to
82nd Division, November Headquarters Company.
1918,
and
as-
Walter Sweitlik,
Chicasro,
111.
Enlisted
May
27, 1918.
Assigned
to 11th
Provisional Regiment,
Division,
ters
Camp
Wheeler, transferred
to
November 4, 1918, and assigned Company, 328th Regiment.

September
18,
Company. 1st to 82nd Headquar-
John
J.
Sweeney,
Ansonia, Conn.
Enlisted
1917.
Appointed
Private
1st
Class from Private, Order No. 12, April 15, 1918.

Enlisted October
5,
Peter Taxearhou,
Lawrence, Mass.
1917.
Assigned
to
Camp
Devens.
22nd Company, Assigned and
joined
Company October
5,
1917. per V. 0. C. 0.
NoH
J.
Taylor, Lake
City, Fla.
Enlisted July 5. 1916. Assigned to 11th Replacement Company, Columbus, Ohio. Appointed Corporal from Private September 15, 1917. Reduced from Corporal to Private November 2, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 9, 1917. Reduced to Private from Corporal January, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private March Reduced to Private April, 1918. 8, 1918.
Enlisted
.August 8, 1918. Assigned to 2nd Company Replacement and Training Company. Trans82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters
Infantry, in January, 1919.
27, 1918.
GrOVER
J.
TOURVILLE,
Newburg, Mo.
Vet. Infantry
ferred
to
Company, 328th
Mathias Trantham,
Monticello, Ark.
Enlisted
Infantry,
Division,
May Camp
Assigned
to
Company K, 152nd
to
Shelby, Miss.
1,
Transferred
2nd Depot
November
1918.
Assigned
to
Headquarters
4, 1918.
Irving L. Troutman,
Assigned
Funston.
to
47th Company.
Mount Hope, Kans.
Camp
Transferred to 82nd
to
Division, October 25, 1918,
and assigned
Headquarters
Oscar
C.
Tudahl.
Enlisted
February
24,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
by
high explosive near Sommerance. France. October 22. 1918,
and evacuated
to hospital.
138

C.
Marcus
Turner,
Chewalla, Tenn.

Infantry,
Division,
Assigned
to
Company K, 152nd
to
Camp
Shelby. .Minn.
1.
Transferred to 2nd Depot

.\ssigned
4,
November
1918.
Headquarters
1918.
to
Howard
L.
Van Order.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Enlisted
September
26,
1917.
Assigned
Battery C,
to
82nd
Division,
to
Camp
Camp Dix, N. J. Transferred Gordon, November 13, 1917, and

Company.
1918.
to
as-
signed
Headquarters
15.
328th
Regiment.
France,
Wounded September
pany
in
at
Vandieres,
by
high explosive and evacuated
hospital.
Rejoined Com-
November, 1918.
Assigned
to
Albert
J.
Vincent,
Dorchester,
Company A,
to to
Mas
301st Infantry.
Camp
Devens. Mass.
12,
Transferred Transferred
Camp
328th
Gordon, Ga.. November

Infantry, A. E. F.
1917.
Charles
E.
Valentine,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wounded
in
action
Sep-
tember 13, 1918. by machine gun bullet at Chatel Chehery, France, and evacuated to hospital, and later transferred to
Casual Detachment and sent to U.
S.
Joseph Veci,
Revere, Mass.
Enlisted October
4,
1917.
Assigned
to
26th Company. Trans-
Camp
Devens, Mass.
ferred to 82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters
Com3,
pany
in
January.
1919.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918, during the
Meuse-Argonne offensive by shrapnel.

.Appointed Private 1st Class
shell
fire
Edison A. Walters.
Port Arthur, Tex.
from Private January 1. 1919. Wounded by September 15, 1918, near Vandieres, France.
Enlisted
Roy Warner,
Norristown. Pa.
July
23,
1918.
Assigned
to
36th
Company.
9th Training Battalion, 155th Depot Brigade,
Camp
Lee.
82nd Division and assigned to Headquarters Company. 328th Regiment, November 1, 1919.
Va.
Transferred
to
Tranny
C.
Warren,
Baldwin, Mass.

Infantry,
.Assigned to
Company K, 155th
to to
Camp
Shelby, Miss.
1,
Transferred
Replacement, November
vision
1918.
Transferred
2nd Depot 82nd Di-
and assigned
to
Headquarters Company. 328th Regi4, 1918.
ment about November
Walter
J,
Weeks,
Enlisted October
5.
1917.
Assigned
to
8th Company. 1st

.Assigned to
6.
Lawrenceville, N. Y.
Battalion. 76th Division.
Camp
Devens. Mass.
Headquarters Company. 328th Regiment. October

V. 0. C. 0.
1917.
William A. Weinman,
Stuttgart, Kans.
Enlisted October
6.
1917.
11.
-\ppointed Private Ist Class

1918.
from Private September

Enlisted October
5.
Henry H. Wheeler,
Phillipsburg, Kans.
1917.
9.
from Private. Order No.
Appointed Private September 11. 1918.
1st
Class
Frank W. Wolcott,
Pittsfield,
Mass.
Enlisted October 6, 1917. .Appointed Private from Private, Order No. 21. November 1. 1918.
1st
Class
F.
139
Assisned
to
Rudolph Wolff,
Wolf
Point,
Enlisted
November
10,
1917.
CamD
Lewis,
Mont
.0th
Division.
Transferred to 82tid Division. October 23

to
1918,
fantry.
and assigned
In-
Sylvester
J.
Wyborny,
Hope, N. Dakota.
to
Enlisted September 21. 1917. Assigned to Headquarters Company, 3S2nd Infantry. Camp Dodge, Iowa. Transferred 82nd Division, Camp Gordon. April 1, 1918, and assignto
ed

5,
Charles D. Warner.
Enlisted October
1917.
1918.
Transferred out of Company.
Frank
G.
Webb.
Enlisted
April
2,
Assigned
Division.
to
Headquarters
in ac-
Company, 328th
tion
Infantry,
82nd
Wounded
by high e.xplosive near Sommerance, France, October 22, 1918, and evacuated to hospital.
Robert
P.
White,
Waverly, Tenn.
Enlisted
October
2,
1918.
Assigned
15,
to
Headquarters
Accidentally
Company, 328th wounded by rifle

5,
Infantry.
bullet
to
April
1918.
at
Argillieres,
France, December
to
1918.
Evacuated
hospital.
Returned
States later
with Casual Company.
Floyd H. Whitmarsh,
Enlisted
September
to hospital.
27,
1917.
Wounded
September
in
action
by
shell fire near Vandieres, France.
15. 1918.
and
evacuated
Vehnon
E.
Yostmayer,
Mexico, Mo.
Enlisted
Battalion,
July
7,
1918.
Assigned to Company L, 9th
Infantry Replacement
Camp, Camp Mc.^rthur,

4.
Tex.
Transferred to 82nd Division and assigned to Head-
quarters
1918.
Company. 328th Regiment, about November
Thomas Zabroski,
East Conshohocken, Pa
Enlisted October 4, 1917. Appointed Private from Private. Order No. 5, December 15. 1917.
Enlisted
1st
Class
Charles Zlatchlovek,
September
20,
1917.
.\ppointed
Private
1,
1st
New
York, N. Y.

Enlisted June 25, 1918,
November
to
1918.
Edward Zvonnar,
Nashua. Mont.
Assigned
7th
Company, 2nd
Headquarters
Battalion, 166th Depot Brigade.

vision.
Transferred to 82nd Dito
October
25.
1918.
and assigned
Company. 328th Regiment.
ROSTER OF MACHINE GUX COMPANY, 328TH INFANTRY

Captains
F. 0.
Fuller.
Joined
Company September
18, 1917.
Transferred 15/th
Depot Brigade October
10, 1917.
Benjamin Moore.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined Company November. 1917. Machine Gun Battalion July 1. 1918.
Transferred
321si
140

Commissioned
1st
Joe M. Carr,
Augusta, Ga.
Lieutenant August 15, 1917.

18,
Joined
Captain
Company September
August
15, 1918.
1917.
Commissioned
Manford
G. Henley.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918.
Transferred
1st
Depot Division December, 1918.
FiEST Lieutenants
Edward
C.
DeSaussure,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August
15, 1917.
Joined
15,
Company September
1918.
18,
1917.
Commissioned August
Killed in action near
Sommerance October
Jujie 4, 1917.
14, 1918.
John
G. Brauner,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant

tenant October
1918.
1,
1st Lieu1,
Andalusia, Ala.
1917.
Joined
Company November
Alfred
G. Eritzland.
Joined
Company AprU
1,
1918.
Transferred Headquar-
ters 328th Infantry July 10, 1918.
Grover
C.
Crane.
Commissioned
November
27,
1917.
Joined
Company
Brigade,
December
1,
1917.
Transferred
157th
Depot
March
3,
1918. 1917.
H. H. Hillyer.

missioned 1st Lieutenant November
1,
15,
Com-
1917.
Joined Com-
pany September
18, 1917.
Transferred April 10, 1918.

18, 1917.
Robert
S.
Link.
Joined
Company September
Transferred Sep-
tember 27, 1917.
Lester Rumble,
Forsyth, Ga.
1st Lieutenant November 27, 1917. JoinCompany October 21, 1918. Appointed Regimental School Officer March 25, 1918.
Commissioned
ed
Second Lieutenants
John W. Bickel.
Leroy
Hibbard,
Commissioned September
February
F.
9,
25,
1918.
Joined
Company
1919.
Commissioned November, 1918.
Joined
Company De-
Central Falls, R.
cember
1,
1918.
Transferred February 14, 1919.

15, 1917.
Robert
F.
Mitchell,
Chuckey, Tenn.
Joined
Company March
15, 1918.
Sommer-
ance October 15, 1918.
Clinton
S.
Overby,
Urich,
Commissioned July
15,
1918.
Joined
Company Feb-
Mo.
ruary
9,
1919.
Frank
B. Haines.
Joined
ber
9,
Company July
21,
1918.
Transferred Septem-
1918.
F.
First Sergeant
Walter
L.
Frankland,
Jackson, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
5,
1917.
Appointed Ser-
Private October 20, 1917. Appointed Mess Sergeant October 20, 1917. Appointed 1st Sergeant April 15, 1917. Attended G. H. Q. Machine Gim School, A. E.
F.,
geant from
France,
May
S.
21,
Attended A. C.
1918.
1918. Returned September 5. 1918. from October 1, 1918, to November 17,
Rejoined Company December 20, 1918.
Mess Sergeant
Albert
J.
DoORE,
Denver, Colo.
Joined
Company November
15,
1918.
Appointed Mess
Sergeant from Sergeant March 15, 1919.
Stable Sergeant
Claud
F. J.4bmon,
Joined
Company January
28,
1,
1918. 1918.
Appointed Stable
Jacksonville, N.
Sergeant from Private August
Supply Sergeant
Erwin
J.
Schreffler,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
April
1,
Company October
1918.
18,
1917.
4921 Chester Ave.,
Reduced
to Private
3,
ed Sergeant November
1918.
Appointed Bugler June 8, 1918. AppointAppointed Supply Ser-
geant November 25, 1918.
Sergeants
Byron W. Barker,
West Boilston, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company October
15,
18,
1917.
Appointed
S.
Cor-
December
5,
1917.
Attended O. T.
26,
from Jan-
uary
1918,
to
March
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
May
15, 1918.
Harry
D. Baker,
Joined
Dunbar, Pa.
October
Joined
1,
Company April 23, 1918. Appointed Corporal 1918. To Sergeant November 3, 1918.
26, 1917.
Samuel Blank,
331 Snediker Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company October
15, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
January
Appointed Sergeant
May
25, 1918.
Arthur H. Bellville,
Millbury, Mass.
Joined
Company October
15, 1917.
December
Joined
1st Class
18, 1917. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant May 25, 1918.
Charles
J.
Dozes, Jr., Lawrence, Mass.
Company October
December
3,-
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
25,
15, 1917.
To Corporal May
1918.
To Sergeant November
1918.
28,
Edward A. Davenport,
Soddy, Tenn.
Joined
1st
Company January
1918.
Appointed Private
Ser-
Class
May
1,
1918. 1918.
Corporal August 10, 1918.
geant October
1,
James H. Fitzgerald,
Palmer, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
January
15, 1918.
1st
18,
1917
Appointed Private
Corporal
1919.
May
25, 1918.
1,
Ser-
geant July 20, 1918.
Sergeant November
4,
1918.
Re-
duced
to
Sergeant January
142
HisioRY OF Three Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry

Joined
Harry Guest,
East Pittsburs, Pa.
Company October
15.
18, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
2.5.
December
1917.
Sergeant
May
1918.
Wounded
by shrapnel
in action
near Sommerance. October 15. 1918.

15. 1918.
Jennings B. Shaffer,
Joined
Company November
Dudley Ave.,
Parkersburg,
W.
Va.
Joined
Frederick A. Thompson, 1126 Snyder Ave.,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Company October
15. 1918.
S.
18, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
15, 1918.
January
Supply Sergeant January from October

1.
At17,
tended A. C.
1918.
1918.
to
November
Rejoined Company December 20. 1918.

4,
Sergeant
January
1919.
15, 1918.
Tirey Voorhies. 425 South 25th
Joined
St.,
Company November
Terre Haute, Ind.
Howard
P. Davis, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
1st
5.
5.
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant October 20, 1917.
Sergeant October 20. 1917.

1918. to April
1,
Attended 0. T.
S.
January
5.
1918.
Com-
missioned 2nd Lieutenant July
1918. 1917.
Francis A. Coleman, New Haven, Conn.
Joined
1st
Company October
December
5.
18.
Appointed Private
Class
12,
1917.
Sergeant
15.
5.
December
15,
1917.
Supply Sergeant December

1918. to
1,
1917.
Attended 0.
T. S. January
April
1918.
Commissioned
2nd Lieutenant July
1918.
28.
Guy
C.
Henry.
Joined
Company November
December
S.
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class

1918.
12. 1917.
Sergeant December 15.

5,
Attended 0. T.
January
1918, to April
1,
5.
1918.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant July
1918.
Fred
T.
Givens.
Joined
geant
1918,
Company November
1,
28.
1917.
Appointed SerT.
S.
January
to
1.
1918.
1918.
Attended
0.
January
5,
April
5,
July
1918.
Wm.
JCajme,
Joined
St.,
Company October
1.
18.
1917.
S.
Appointed
January
5,
Ser-
21 Cherry
geant Januar>'
to
1918.
Attended 0. T.
1918.
1.
Westfield, Mass.
April
5.
1918.
1918.
Horace
S. Earll, 3303 North Front
Joined
St..
Company October
April
5.
geant December 13. 1917.

1918.
to
1.
Philadelphia.
1918.
18. 1917. Appointed SerAttended O. T. S. January 5, Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant
July
1918.
Orin W. Burton,
Joined
Company
1,
April
1918.
23.
1918.
Commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant July
Samuel
F..
Coleman,
Joined
geant,
Company September
20.
5,
1917.
to
Appointed
hospital
Ser9,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
October
1917.
Admitted
July
1918.
E. F.
143
1918.
Robert
L.
Castle, Reddick,
Joinad
111.
Company
1918.
28,
April
1,
Appointed
Sergeant
May
1918.
25.
tember
1918.
Attended A. C. S. July 15, 1918, to SepReturned to Company October 18,

to hospital
Admitted
November
18. 1917.
2,
1918.
Arthur
H. Allwood, Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1918.
May
25.
Sergeant
July
15.
Appointed Corporal 1918. Attended 3rd
Corps School.
Henry
G. Goldenburg,
Joined
Company October
15,
26.
1917.
Appointed Corporal
Bronx, N. Y.
January
1918.
Sergeant July 15. 1918.
Admhted
to
hospital October 18. 1918.
Clifford Sims.
Richland, Ga.
Joined
poral
Company February
25th, 1918.
15,
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
May
Sergeant July 15, 1918.

13.
Wounded
in action Fleville
October
Joseph J. Steinert, 205 Charleston Ave.,
Joined
I
Company November
15.
1918.
Transferred
to
Company. 328th
Infantry, January, 1918.
New
George
F.
Albany, Ind.
Joined
Wetzell.
Company November
Infantry.
15.
1918.
Transferred to
Company. 326th
Corporals
Samuel H. Abbott,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
Company
3,
April
23.
1918.
.Appointed
Corporal
November
Joined
Class
1918.
Leonard P. Bond, Thompson Station, Tenn.
Company
1,
April 10, 1918.
.Appointed Private 1st

1.
May
1918.
Corporal August
28,
1918.
Thomas M. Buchanan,
Blue Ridge, Ga.
Joined
1st
Company January
1.
1918.
-Vppointed
3,
Private
Class August
1918.
Corporal November
26,
1918.
James V. Castleman, McGregor, Texas.
Joined
1st
Company March
1918.
Appointed
25.
Pr
Class
May
1,
1918.
Corporal
1,
May
Chester A. Darling,
Duluth, Minn.
Joined
1918.
Company
.A.pril
Transferred
to
Stars
1918. Appointed and Stripes August

15, 1918.
May
9.
25
1918.
Glyn
D.
Harman,
Joined
Company November
650 Dayton St., Akron, Ohio.
John Heggerty.
Carl
B. Jones, Shirley, Mass.
Joined
Company
.'Vpril
23.
1918.
Killed in action Sep-
tember
18. 1918.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
28,
1917.
.\ppointed
3,
Private
Class April
1918.
Corporal November
23,
1918.
Harry Gunther.
Frank H.
Heintderson.
Joined
Julv 15,
Company April 1918. Wounded
1918.
.Appointed
Corporc
in action
October
8.
1918.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
May
J.\mes a.
25, 1918.
Sick in hospital November 12, 1918.
Hawkins, Waco,
Joined
Te.xas.
May
25. 1918.
Company March 26, 1918. .Appointed Corpor Wounded in action October 8. 1918.
144

Joined
Francis T. Meyers, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company October
26, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
July 15, 1918.
William
L.
McKinney.
Joined
Company
3,
April
18,
1918.
to
November
1919.
1918.
Admitted
hospital
Appointed Corporal February 10,
William
P. O'Malley, 411 Page St.,
Joined
Company October
3,
26, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
November
1918.
Pittsburg, Pa.
James
F. Orr, 1521 North 55th
Joined
St.,
1st Class
Company October
December
15, 1917.
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
1,
Corporal October
1918.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mathew
H. Parry, 616 Shady Ave.,

Charleroi, Pa.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918.
Lawrence W. Powell, 2120 L St.,

Granite City,
111.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918.
James W. Riley,
R. F. D. No.
3,
Joined
Company
Novei'iber 15, 1918.
McCool, Miss.
Ernest
L.
Rohn,
Waterloo, Ind.
Joined
uar>'.
Company November
15,
1918.
Transferred Jan-
1918.
Owen Salmon,
507 Gladstone Ave.,
Elkhart, Ind.
Joined
Company November
15,
1918.
Transferred Jan-
uary, 1919.
Frank Waggoner,
Franklin, Ind.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918.
Lars G. Winnersten,
Byrnedale, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
January
15, 1918.
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
3,
Corporal November
1918.
HOESESHOEK
Fred H. Sloblom,
Remer, Minn.
Joined
Company
1918.
April
1,
1918.
Appointed Horseshoer
August
1,
Mechanics
James L. Brannon, 504 Hannah Ave.,
Chicaaro,
111.
Joined
Company January
1918.
28, 1918.
to
Appointed Mechanic
S. 0. S.
August
1,
Transferred
Base 280
Jesse M.
McNeal,
Todd, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
April
1,
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Mechanic August, 1918.

15, 1918.
Bernard
J.
Miller,
Bakersfield,
Joined
Company November
F.
Cooks
Wilbur DeBante,
North Madison, Ind.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918.
Hartsell
C. Ellis,
Joined Company September
20,
1917.
Appointed Cook
Chuckey, Tenn.
October 20, 1917.

Joined
Walter
L.
Knettles,
Groton, N. Y.
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Cook
February
1918.
Saddler
Thomas
J.
Cooper,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Joined
Company January
1918.
28,
1918.
Appointed Saddler
August
1,
Peivates and Privates First Class

Carl H. Allen,
741
Joined
St.,
Company February
14, 1919.
Adams
I.
Gary, Ind.
William
Victor
Gabriel
Alderman,
Moultrie, Ga.
Joined
Company January
28, 1918.
C.
Anderson,
Joined
15, 1918.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Private 1st Class
May
Eagle Bend, Minn.

J.
Andreason,
Galveston, Texas.
Joined
Company March
8.
26,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
Joined
1918.
Joseph Balusek,
Sublime, Texas.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Clarence
James
F.
Bechtel,
Pottstown, Pa.
Joined
1st
Class
1917.
Appointed Private
L.
Barnett.
Joined
14, 1918.
Company March
26,
1918.
Wounded October
Grover H. Barr,
Braddock, Pa.
Joined
13, .1918.
Company October
26,
1917.
Wounded October
Harvey W. Bittner,
Myersdale, Pa.
Joined
13. 1918.
Company October
26,
1917.
Wounded October
Hector
Blais. Central Falls, R.

J.
Joined
I.
Company October
26. 1917.
Charles Bullecks,
St.
Joined
Isl
Michael, Pa.
Class April
Company October 26, 1917. Appointed Private Wounded October 14, 1918. 1, 1918.
23, 1918.
Robert Burchinal, Lemont Furnace,

Joseph
F.
Joined
Company April
Appointed Private
1st
Pa.
Class July 15, 1918.
Burk,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
18.
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
26,
Thomas Bundy,
Mart, Texas.
Joined
Company March
1918.
146

D. Balder, Foley, Minn.
L.
Joined
George
Alfred
Company February
14,
1919.
Barber,
Floral, Ark.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Thomas
Roger
E.
Blackledge,
Laurel, Miss.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Q. Blaisnez,
Joined
Company March
26,
1918.
Rosebud, Texas.
Brady H. Boggs,
Cisco, Texas.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Arthur
Horace
110
F.
Bower,
Linden, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
L.
S.
Boyd, Covington
Joined
St.,
Company
April 18, 1918.
Montgomery, Ala.
Arthur Buen,
Havana, N. D.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Alfred
B.
Carpenter,
Marlin, Texas.
Joined
Class
Company April November 25, 1918.
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Servario Cerminaro, 4 1-2 Willow St., Newark, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
26,
1917.
Jerome
L.
Collins,
J.
Joined
1st Class
2802 Thompson St., Camden, N.
1917.
Appointed Private
William M. Collins,
327 Washington
St.,
J.
Joined
17, 1918.
Company October
26,
1917.
Wounded October
Camden, N.
Rocco Corona,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1,
26, 1917.
Transferred
S.
O. S.
Hospital October
1918.
26,
Andrew W. Coyle,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined
1918.
Company October
1917.
Gassed October
9,
John Dambroci,
30 Campbell Park, Gate, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
26, 1917.
Willis H. Dewey, Punta Gorda, Fla.
Joined
Company December
15, 1918.
Charlie DeForge.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.

8,
Appremont October
1918.
1,
Andrew Dolence,
Grey Eagle, Minn.
Joined
Class
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Olin V. Dunn.
Joined
1919.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Deceased January
31,
E. F.
147
1917.
George R. Eagleton,
Spencer, Mass.
Joined
Company October
26,
Appointed Private
1,
1st Class July 15, 1918.
Deceased October
1918.
1918.
Emory
J.
Ennis,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Joined
1st Class
Company January 28, November 25, 1918.

Company March
Appointed Private
Willie Edwards, Bremond, Texas.
Joined
26, 1918.
Frank
J.
Ehrhardt,
Joined
1st
Company October
1918.
11, 1918.
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
0.
S.
Class July 15,
Transferred S.
Hospital
November
DiMITRIES ElIACOPOULOS, 733 Essex St., Lawrence, Mass.

SiG Erickson,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Munger, Texas.
Thomas Eubanks,
410 North St., San Antonio, Texas.
Joined
Company December
15, 1918.
Lee W. Evans,
Raules Spring, Miss.
Joined
Company December
15, 1918.
Thomas
Harley
J.
Farley, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Class
Company April 23, November 25, 1918.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
S.
Foreman,
Teague, Texas.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Transferred S. O. S.
Hospital October 23, 1918.
Walter
G. Frank, Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
26, 1918.
Tom
C.
Gaddy, Eddy, Texas.

J.
Joined
Company March
Daniel
Gaherty,
Lenoxdale, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
1918.
Albert Gibes,
Abba, Ga.
Joined
1st Class
Company January 28, November 25, 1918. Company January
Appointed Private
Kendrick
J.
Grey,
Moultrie, Ga.
Joined
28, 1918.
Louis L. Gross.
Joined
1918.
Company
April 23,
1918.
Gassed October
12,
John
John
R. Hass,
Joined
1918.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed September
18,
Oakley, Minn.
J.
Hama, West Hazleton, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18.
1917.
William
J. Hare, 109 Harriot Ave.,
Joined
1918.
Company October
18,
1917.
Gassed October
15,
Oil City, Pa.
148

Joined
Class
Joseph R. Harris,
R. F. D. No. 2,
Company March 26, November 25, 1918.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Grosbeck, Texas.
Daniel
L.
Hodges, Lawson, Mo.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Dorse
S.
Holland,
Ranger, Ga.
Joined
St
Class
Company January 28. November 25, 1918. Company October
1918.
Appointed Private
William
C.
Hutton,
Joined
26, 1917.
Churchville, N. Y.
Harold H. Ingraham,
Hilton, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
26.
1917.
Appointed Private
May
15, 1918.
Clyde
P. Jackson,
Joined
1st Class
Rockdale. Texas.
Company March 26, November 25, 1918. Company October

1,
1918.
Appointed Private
Henry
Robert
E. Johnson,
Joined
3t
1917.
Appointed Private
Housatonic, Mass.
J.
Class August
1918.
Johnson, Herman, Minn.
Joined
Class
Company
25,
April
1918.
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1,
Ist
November
Transferred February
18,
1918.
Walter W. Johnson,
Millford, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
28, 1918.
Eddy V. Jones,
Fainnount, Ga.
Joined
Company January
John
F.
Kohler, Camden, N.
Joined
J.
Company October
26.
1917.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
May
1.
1918.
18.
Grigrios Kritikos, Hopewell, Va.
Joined
1st
Company October Qass May 1. 1918. Company
1917.
Appointed Private
Leonard Kuebel,
1103 Spring Ave.,
N. E. Canton, Ohio.
Joined
April 23. 1918.
Joseph
L.
Lane,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
26.
1917.
Appointed Private
Ludlowville, N. Y.
May
1.
1918.
26, 1917.
Frank N. Lane, 700 S. W.

Robert Larson.
Joined
St.,
Company October
9, 1918.
Transferred
S.
0. S.
Hospital January
Syracuse, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company
April
1,
1918.
.\ppointed Private 1st
65 North 4th
Class
November
25, 1918.
Fargo, N. D.
Oscar Lindgren,
826-40 Ave., West Duluth, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Joseph Lipinski,
Port
Griffith,
Joined
Company October
December
18.
1917.
Appointed Private
Pa.
Ist Class
15. 1917.
Clyde
E. Lyda,
Joined
Falls, Texas.
Company March
26, 1918.
Marble
James McBride,
Joined
E. F.
149
Company October
26. 1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Class
Alexander McDonald,
Paullina, Iowa.
Company April November 25. 1918. Company
1.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Joseph F. McGinity, 809 Lakewood Ave., Youngstown. Ohio.
Joined
July 15. 1918.
Lee McLawchlin,
Walters, La.
Joined
Company December
15, 1918.
Francis M. McKiernan,
Millville, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 26, November 25. 1918.
1917.
Appointed Private
Joseph Macaitis,
Philadelphia, Fa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
15, 1918.
William D. Madden,
Westmont, N.
J.
Joined
Company October
26. 1917.
Terry
S.
Mannahan,
Kirvin, Texas.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Edward A. Manzey, Main St., Bay St. Louis,
Joined
Company October
15, 1917.
Miss.
Joined
Caleb K. Marrs, Moody, Texas.
Company March
26, 1918.
George
J.
Martin.
Joined Joined
Company October Company October
26,
1917.
Julian B. Martin,
15, 1918.
Neman, Marcus
Victor
Massa,
Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
S.
Joined
Company October
15. 1918.
In Title Guarantee Bldg., Cincinnati. Ohio.
Joseph D. May,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Joined
Company October
15,
1918.
Victor W. Mishker, 938 West LaSalle Ave.,

South Bend, Ind.
Joined Company October

1st
18.
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
November
25.
1918.
Gerome
E.
Meredith,
Grayson, La.
Joined
Company October
15.
1918.
Bertice M. Miller,
Westfield, Mass.
Joined
Company October
18. 1918.
Charles
J.
Mitchell, Askawa, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Clodimire C. Moran,
DeLisle, Miss.
Joined
Company October
15. 1918.
Dominique Monteau, 828 Burgundy St.,
Joined
Company October
15,
1918.
New
John Morgan,
Orleans, La.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Origum, Minn.
Joseph Q. Nelson, Lyman, Miss.

Elias Navroth, Honey Pot St., Nanticooke, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
15, 1917.
ToNio Nucci.
Joined Joined
Company October Company January

27, 1919.
26, 1917. 28, 1918.
Fred A. Perry,
Covington, Ga.
Transferred
S.
0. S.
January
Joined
Edward M. Paschell,
Tillar, Ark.
Company October
15. 1918.
Willis R. Pearce, Edwardsport, Ind.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Cleveland H. Pester,
Wapakvita, Ohio.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Walter M. Peterson,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Robert George
Robert
T. Percy,
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Pickneyville, Miss.
R. Pickett,
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Dawson, Texas.
E. Perkins,
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Kitwood, La.
Rebis B. Pierce, Gorda, Ala.
Joined
Company October
15. 1918.
Leon H. Pond, Box 211,

Bradford, Conn.
Joined
Company October
26, 1917.
Bluford
C.
Powell.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
S.
0. S.
Charles Pradel,
189 Evans St.. Duryea, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Fred H. Poyner,
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Transferred
S.
0. S.
Hospital February 27, 1918.
John Prevon,
Port Arthur, Texas.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Abrium H. Race, McHenry,
Joined
Company October
15,
1918.
Miss.
F.
151
Peter W. Rachuba,
Pass Christian, Miss.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Emmil
C.
Rannested,
St.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
207
North, Willmer, Minn.

Joined
Gossett Randle,
Okolona, Ark.
Company October
15, 1918.
Peter H. Rapp,
Elmenton, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class August
1918.
28, 1917.
Frank
L. Respanti,
I.
Joined
Company October
232 Merick Rd.,

Rockville Center, L.
Joseph Reger,
Little Falls,
Joined
Company April
1,
1918.
Minn.
Joined
James
F.
Reynolds,
Tulsa, Okla.
Company October
15, 1918.
Robert 0.
Rice, Somerset, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Joseph Rissew, Walworth, N. Y.
Joined
Ist Class
Company October
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
May
15, 1918.
Clyde
E.
Robertson, Kankakee,
Joined
111.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Charles W. Robinson,
Cabot, Ark.
Joined
Company October
15,
1918.
Harry
James
P.
Rodgers,
Hooverville, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18,
1917.
Roy, 140 Sargent St., Holyoke, Mass.

S.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Joseph E. Roy, 135 Grove
Joined
St.,
I.
Company October
28, 1917.
Providence, R.
Millard
C.
Salisbury,
St.,
Joined .Company October 26, 1917.
66 Glenwood
Brockton, Mass.
John W. Savage,
Wyatt, La.
Joined
Company October
15,
1918.
John Shuman,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Class
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Charles
E. Servatius, 146 Dewey. Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
26,
1917.
.\ppointed Private
May
15, 1918.
152

Joined
Frank Semanko,
2410 University Ave., N. E. Minneapolis, Minn.
David Shaw,
Lizana, Miss.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Frank
C. Sheppard, 3046 Burgundy St.,
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
New
Arthur Shaw,
Orleans, La.
Joined
Company October
26,
1917.
Transferred
De-
cember
15, 1918.
James H. Sheppard,
Chandler, Ala
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
W.
S.
Shuttlesworth.
Joined
16, 1918.
Company March
26,
1918.
Wounded October
Cecil Shulman.
Joined
1918.
Company October
26, 1917.
Transferred June
8,
Earl
J.
Sidwell, Farmington, Ark.

B. Singleton,
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
Joseph
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Donie, Texas.
Naithon Slade,
Caesar, Miss.
Joined
1st Class
1918.
Appointed Private
Larry Smith,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
May
1.
1918.
26, 1918.
Ernest Snider, Cameron, Texas.
Joined
Company March
Alfonso Spagnolt,
51 Spenser St.. Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Kenneth
E. Stewart, 203 Hancock St.,
Joined
1st Class
1917.
Appointed Private
Brooklyn, N. Y.
George W. Stewart,
Nicholson, Miss.
Joined
3t
Class
Company October 15. November 25, 1918. Company October

15,
1918.
Appointed Private
Walter
B. Stewart,
Joined
1918.
Montpelier, Ohio.
Julius Stein, Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Johnnie A. Swafford,
R. F. D. No. 1, Ringgold, Ga.
Joined
1st Class
Company January
August
1,
28,
1918.
Appointed Private
1918.
Nelson Turner,
Bucktel, Ohio.
Joined
Class
Company
July 15, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
November
25, 1918.
F.
Clyde A. Vancamp, 229 Seymour St.,

Syracuse, N. Y.
Joined
Class
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
November
25, 1918.
John
E.
Vancott,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
May
15, 1918.
Lawrence Walsh,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
New
Edward
L.
York, N. Y.
1918.
Vollant,
Erie, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Isaac
Underwood,
Lano, Texas.
Joined
Company March
26.
1918.
ToNio Unfonak,
Chelsea, Mass.
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Alvah
C.
Valcore,
Webster, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Class
Company October 26, 1917. Appointed Private May 15, 1918. Wounded October 14, 1918.
Company
April
1,
James E. Woodman, Grey Eagle, Minn.
Joined
1918.
Oscar
J.
Wood,
Richmond, Va.
Joined
ber. 1918.
Company November
20,
1918.
Transferred Octo-
William
1
G.
Wray,
St.,
Joined
1st
Company October
November
25, 1918.
26,
1917.
.Appointed
Priv
Raymond
Class
Worcester, Mass.
Tony Yankus,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
28.
Leonard
T.
York,
Joined
1918.
Company October
1917.
Gassed October
Ballardvale, Mass.
Corporals
Joseph
J.
Bushey,
Essex, Mass.
Joined
Forrest Ave.,
August
1.
Company .\pril 23, 1918. Appointed Corporal Wounded October 15, 1918. 1918.
James H. Tinline, 3522 North Braddock
Joined
St.,
Company October
1,
18,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
October
1918.
Sommerance Octo-
Philadelphia, Pa.
ber 14, 1918.
HUTTON
B.
TOWSON,
Camilla, Ga.
Joined
May
25. 1918.
Company April 18, 1918. Appointed Corporal Wounded October 14. 1918.
Matthew
J.
New
Tracy, York, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1918.
26. 1917.
S.
.\ppointed Corporal
August
3, 1918.
1.
Transferred
0. S. hospital
November
MEN OF MACHINE GUN COMPANY,

BRAVERY
328TH INFANTRY, CITED FOR
IN ACTION
First Lieutenant
Edward
C.
DeSaussure,
G. 0. No.
1919.
April.
1,
"Gallantry in Action"
G.
0.
No.
Headquarters 82nd Division, January 13, 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st
1,
1919.
G. 0. No.
Headquarters 164th Infantry
Brigade, 4th May, 1919.
Second Lieutenant
Robert
F.
Mitchell.
G. O. No.
1,
Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade, 4th
May, 1919.
FiEST Sergeant
Walter
L. Frajvkland.
G. 0. No.
1,
Mav, 1919.
Sergeants
Harry D. Baker.
G.
1919.
0. No.
11,
Headquarters 328th Infantry,

1,
1st
April,
G. 0. No.
Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade,
4th May, 1919.
Byron W. Barker.
G.
1919.
0. No.
11,

1,
1st
April,
G. 0. No.
4th May, 1919.
James M. Fitzgerald.
G. 0. No.
1919.
April,
1,
G.
O.
No.
Headquarters 82nd Division, January 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry,

1,
13, 1st
G..0. No. Brigade, 4th May, 1919.

1919.
Corporals
Samuel H. Abbott.
G.
1919.
0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, G. 0. No.

1,
1st
April,
4th May, 1919.
Thomas M. Buchanan.
G.
1919.
0. No.
11,

1,
1st
April,
G. 0. No.
4th May, 1919.
James V, Castleman.
G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry,

1919.
1st
April,
G. 0. No.
1,
4th May, 1919.
Carl
B. Jones, "Gallantry in Action"
G.
1919.
O. No.
11,

1,
1st
April,
G. 0. No.
4th May, 1919.
Francis T. Myers.
G.
1919.
0.
No.
11.

1,
1st
April,
G. 0. No.
4th May, 1919.
E. F.
William
P.
O'Malley.
G.
1919.
0. No.
"Gallantry in Action'
Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st AprU, G. 0. No. 1, Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade,
11,
4th May, 1919.
Lars G. Wennersten.
"Gallantry in Action'
G. 0.
1919.
No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry,
1st
April,
Privates axd Privates First Class

Robert Burchinal,
G. O. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st April,
1919.
G. O. No.
1,
4th May, 1919.
Harold H. Ingraham.
G. 0. No.
]\Iay,
1,
1919.
1,
Joseph
L.
Lane.
G. 0. No.
1919. April,
G.
0.
No.
G.
Headquarters 82nd Division, 13th January, 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st
0.
1919.
No.
1,
Brigade, 4th May, 1919.
Joseph Macaitis.
G.
1919.
O. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st April,
William G. Wray.
G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st April,

1919.
Horace
L.
Boyd.
G. 0. No.
1,
May. 1919.
G.
1919.
John
J.
Hama.
0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st April,
Oscar Lindgren.
G.
1919.
O. No. 11,
1st
April,
Bertice M. Miller.
G.
1919.
O. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st April,
Frank Semanko.
G.
1919.
0.
No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, 1st April,
James E. Woodman.
G.
1919.
0. No.
11,
1st
April,
ROSTER OF OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN CONNECTED WITH HEADQUARTERS 1ST BATTALION,
328TH INFxiNTRY
Majors
Richard Wetherill.
Assigned
to
command
Relieved of assignment to
command
1917.
of 319th
August 29, 1917. 1st Battalion and assigned to Machine Gun Battalion September 10,
of 1st Battalion
Frank
F. Jewett.
Assigned
1917.
to
Relieved of
command of command
5.
1st
Battalion
September
10.
1st Battalion
Officers'
and placed on
Training Corps.
of
Special Duty
commanding Third
1918.
Camp
Third
turned
Gordon. January
Officers'
to
Relieved
command
re-
Training Corps.
1st
Camp
Gordon. Ga.. and
command
Battalion April 10. 1918.
From
command
1st Battalion to Special
Duty commanding 328th

13.
Infantry from
May
20, to
June
1918.
Relieved from
command command
talion,
328th Infantry, June 13, 1918. and returned to

1st
Battalion.
Commanding
relieved of
in
1st
Battalion until
1st Bat-
July 26. 1918,
when he was
command
and transferred for duty
United States.
In-
Howard
S.
Cole.
Promoted from rank of Captain and Adjutant 328th

fantry to rank of
talion talion
Major and assigned command

1918.
to
1st
Bat-
February
15,
Relieved of
command
1st Bat-
and transferred
157th Depot Brigade April 10,
1918.
Harry
B.
Campbell.
Assigned
to
command
of 1st Battalion
August
18, 1918.
Relieved of assignment to 1st Battalion and transferred to

G. H. Q. September 11, 1918.
Mortimer Boyle.
On
Special Duty from
Company A and commanding

5.
1st
Battalion with rank of Captain from January
1918, to
14, 1918;
February
15, 1918;
from AprH
22, 1918, to 18,
June
from July
26, 1918, to
August
25, 1918.
1918; from September
11, 1918, to
September
rank of
promoted
to
On September 25. he was Major and assigned to command of

18, 1918,
1st Battalion.
On November
he was promoted
to
rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and assigned
to 328th Infantry.
Adone D. Tomasello.
Promoted from rank of Captain

assigned to
to
rank of Major and

18. 1918. 10,
Relieved
of
command of 1st Battalion November command 1st Battalion. February

at
1919,
and placed on Special Duty

Assistant
to
Division Headquarters as
Officer.
7.
Athletic
and
Entertainment
Returned
command
of 1st Battalion on
March
1919.
in
Harold W. James.
.A-ttached to 328th Infantry
and placed
Battalion
Battalion
2. S.
February
10,
1919.
to
Relieved of
command command
1st 1st
and assigned
S.,
Headquarters Base Section No.
0.
March
7,
1919.
PlEST LlEUTENAXTS
Richard
F.
Kinnear.
Commissioned
August
15.
1st
Lieutenant
to
and
1st
Battalion
Adjutant
1917.
and assigned
duty
Battalion as Adju-
tant .\ugust 29. 1917.

talion
10.
Relieved of assignment to 1st Batfor

in
and transferred
United States August
1918.
E. F.
157
Assigned
Robert
E. Davis.
to
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant August 15. 1917.
Company A.
as
On
Special Duty at Battalion HeadquarOfficer
ters
Battalion
10. 1918.
Supply
from
May
20,
1918,
to
August
1918.
7.
Appointed Battalion Adjutant August 10, Relieved from duty as Battalion Adjutant October
1918.
John
G. Roberts.
to
Commissioned
1st
1st
Lieutenant August 15, 1917, assigned

Offi-
Battalion as Battalion Intelligence and Scout

25,
cer
May
7,
1918.
Appointed Battalion Adjutant OctoCap-
ber
1918.
Relieved from assignment as Battalion Adof
jutant
tain
November 18, 1918, and promoted to rank and assigned as Adjutant, 328th Infantry.
1st Lieutenant
to
to
G.
Scott Candler.
Promoted from
1918,
Captain November
Adjutant.
18,
and assigned
of
1st Battalion as
Relieved
to
of assignment as Battalion Adjutant
and assigned
com-
mand
Company
F, 328th Infantry.
November
23, 1918.
Clark Dunn.
August 15, 1917. Appointed as Battalion Intelligence and Scout Officer November 12, 1918. In hospital from bronchitis October 14 to October 29. 1918. Relieved from assignment as Battalion
Intelligence
to
and Scout
1st
Officer
November
1918.
23.
1918.
promoted
rank of
Lieutenant and assigned to 1st

23.
Battalion as .Adjutant.
jutant since that date.
November
Battalion Ad-
Charles M. Day.
as
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant
at
.\ugust
15,
1917.
On
Special Duty from
Company B
Returned
to
Battalion Headquarters
3,
Battalion Gas Officer from September

12.
1918. to Sep-
tember
1918.
duty with
Company B
on that date.
Nelson W. Edens.
Commissioned .August
talion
as Battalion
ber 20, 1918.

talion
15, 1917. Assigned to 1st BatIntelligence and Scout Officer DecemAppointed Summary Court Officer, 1st Bat-
December
21,
1918.
Second Lieutenants
William
E.
Shackelford.
Special
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant .August 15, 1917. On Duty at Headquarters 1st Battalion from ComD as Battalion Gas Officer, from June 10, 1918. to September 2, 1918.
pany
Mack
Hirshberg.
Commissioned
2nd
Lieutenant
.August
15,
1917.
On
Special Duty at Headquarters 1st Battalion from
Company
1918. to
D
Ross D. Remer.
as
Battalion
11,
Gas
1918.
Officer
from September
20.
November
2nd Lieutenant.
.Scout Officer
25.
.Appointed
Battalion
1st
Intelligence
and
and Summary Court
Battalion
November
Intelli-
1918.
Relieved from assignment as Battalion
gence and Scout Officer December 20. 1918.
158
ENLISTED MEN WHO HAVE BEEN CONNECTED WITH 1ST BATTALION HEADQUARTERS,
328TH
Only those who are not
INFANTRY
on Company Rosters.
shoT\ai
Battaliox Sergeaxt-Majob
Luther
L. Scales.
Joined Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry. September
9,
1917.
Appointed Sergeant February

1st Battalion
1,
pointed Battalion Sergeant-Major April
8, 1918,
1918. Apand placed
on Special Duty with

1918.
Headquarters
May
20,
Sent
to
Army
1,
France, October
and returned
to 1st
School at Langres Graduated Candidates' School Battalion for duty December 15, 1918.
Candidates'
1918.
Corporal
David W. RiBLET.
Joined Headquarters
quarters
Company
as Corporal January 19
1st Battalion
1918, and placed on Special
Duty with
Head
having charge of runners and as sistant to the Sergeant-Major in conducting message cen
20, 1918,
ter.
May
Wounded
to
in
action
at
fensive September 14, 1918,
Noroy in the St. Mihiel ofand evacuated same day. Re-
turned
duty November
9, 1918.
Private First Class

Thomas
S.
TeabEAUT.
Killed
Joined Battalion Headquarters June 21, 1918. as clerk. in action by shrapnel near Sommerance. France,
14, 1918.
October
ROSTER OF ALL MEN
WHO SERVED
Major
IN
COMPANY
A,
328TH INFANTRY, SINCE

Mortimer Boyle,
2719 Heath Ave.,
COMING TO FRANCE
New
York, N. Y.
Commissioned as a Captain in Infantry Section, ReCamp, 1916. Commissioned Major in U. S. Army September, 1918. Commissioned Lieutenserve Corps, Plattsburg
November 11, 1918. In command of Company from August 29, 1917, until August, 1918, when as Senior Officer of the 1st Battalion, 328th Infantry, he was in command of the Battalion. Was in command of Battalion from December, 1917, until April,
ant-Colonel U. S. A.
except
1918; from May, 1918, through June, 1918; from August

1,
1918, through
November
to
20, 1918.
Was
in
command
of
Battalion through St. Mihiel offensive and Meuse-Argonne

offensive.
Assigned
328th
Infantry
as
Lieutenant-
Colonel from November 11, 1918, through February. 1919:
through June, 1919.
Cited General Orders No.
1,
Head-
quarters 82nd Division, for gallantry in action.
E. F.
Captaix
George H. Cochran, Bowman, Ga.
to A Company, 328th August 29, 1919. In command of Company from September 18, 1918, until Company was mustered out
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant at Camp August 15, 1917. Assigned
1st
Officers'
Training
Infantry,
in
June,
1918.
of
1919. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant January 1. Promoted Captain November 1, 1918. Command
offensive.
Company through Meuse-Argonne
Cited
in
in
General Orders No. 1, Headquarters 82nd Division, and General Orders No. 1, Headquarters 164th Infantry
for
Brigade,
gallantry
in
action
during
St.
Mihiel
and
Meuse-Argonne
offensives.
FiEST Lieutenants
Robert
L. Davis,
Commissioned
cers'
Atlanta, Ga.
Command
1st Lieutenant August 15, 1917, 1st OffiTraining Camp. Went overseas with A Company. of Company during St. Mihiel offensive. Trans-
ferred to S. 0. S. Hospital about September 18, 1918.
Arthur Burkett,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
2nd
15,
Lieutenant
1st
Officers'
Training
Camp August
April 21, 1918.
1917.
Transferred
out
of
Company
J.
G. Roberts,
Marietta,
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant
1st
Officers'
Training
Ga
1918.
Camp August 15, Command
1917.
of
Company
Promoted Captain November H, from December, 1917,
through April,
talion
1918. Cited in General Orders No. 1, Headquarters 82nd Division, for bravery in action. BatAdjutant 1st Battalion, 328th Infantry, Intelligence
Officer 1st Battalion, 328th Infantry,
May
1,
1918, through
November
11,
1918.
1st
to
Robert
E. Davis, Jacksonville, fla.
Commissioned Camp. Assigned

Adjutant
Lieutenant
1st
Officers'
Training
Battalion
Company
9,
.August 29, 1918.
1st Battalion,
328th Infantry, from about August

1918.
29, through November and transferred to S. 0.
Evacuated
9,
to
hospital
S.
November
1919.
Second Liei^texaxts
William M. Marsh,
Williamstown, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd
1917.
to
Lieutenant
1st
Officers'
Training
Camp August
29, 1917.
15,
Assigned
1st
to
Company A August
20, 1918.
Promoted
Lieutenant and returned from
France as an Instructor about August
Robert
E.
Mason.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant from 4th Officers' Training Camp. Assigned to Regiment and Company about the
7th of October,
19th in action with the
plosive.
1918. Severely wounded about October enemy by fragment of high exAwarded Distinguished Cross for extraordinary
bravery in action on the date he was wounded.

ferred
to
Trans-
same date
Regiment.
to S.
0. S. Hospital and never returned
the

Neill Jackson, DeLand, Fla.
Transferred
1st
to
Lieutenant about November 20, 1918.

it
82nd Division from 31st Division as a With Company

of service.
20, 1918,
until date
was mustered out

to
Albert G. Edwards,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Transferred
82nd Division about November
the date
and continued with Company A as 1st Lieutenant until it was mustered out of the U. S. service.
CosTON, Or'îHe.
M. Blfmih^haiw^ Alabama.
Commissioned
as
2nd Lieutenant
Assigned
of
1st
Officers'
Training
overseas
Camp August
pany
with
15, 1917.
to
Regiment and Com-
about the
15th
AprO, 1918.
during
the
Went
entire
against the
killed
Company A. enemy
the
Served
operations
until the 9th of October,
when he was
in
by a machine gun
heights
1.
bullet
when
leading his platoon

Cited
against
west of
Cornay.
General
Orders No.
in action against the
Headquarters 82nd Division, for gallantry enemy. Killed in action October 9,
1918. near Cornay.
Argonne
Forrest,
France.
Buried in
cemetery
at
Chatel Chehery, France.

to
Walter
L. Scales.
Transferred
Rockingham, N. C.
November
the
20.
1918. as a
82nd Division and 328th Infantry about 2nd Lieutenant and served with
mustered out of the service.
Company
as such until
Samuel Y. Jameson,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant 1st Officers' Training Camp August 15. 1917. Assigned to Regiment about the Served as Gas Officer of the 328th 1st of January. 1918. Infantry during the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives.
Severely
wounded
October.
to
in
action
at
with
the
enemy
about
France.
the
10th
of
1918,
Chatel
Chehery,
Assigned
to
Company A
in the spring of 1919.
Sidney L. Poland,
Colorado.
Assigned
Company A
2nd Lieutenant about No-
vember
2.
1918.
First Sergeant
RoBERT
C.
Chapman,
Mayfield, Ga.
Joined
Company September
7,
1917.
Appointed
1st
SerSer-
geant from Private October 20. 1917. geant from .Sergeant April 23, 1918.
Appointed
Mess Sergeant
William A. Hunt.
Tiptonville, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
17.
9.
1917.
Appointed Cook

Private .April 23. 1918.
1917. Reduced from Cook to Appointed Sergeant from Private
April 24. 1918.

April 25. 1918.
6.
Appointed Mess Sergeant from Sergeant

Transferred
to S.
O. S. Hospital August
18. 1918.
1918.
Rejoined Company September
Supply Sergeant
Henry Erb. 1706 Amsterdam
Joined
Company October
15.
31.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Ave.,
from Private December
1917.
Appointed Supply Ser-
New
York, N. Y.
geant from Seraeant February 12. 1918.
F.
161
Sergeants
Clarence Guillebeau, Maxim,
Joined
Company September
4,
1917.
Transferred
to
1st
Gi
Company from 17th
Infantry as Sergeant.
Appointed
Course
at
Sergeant from Sergeant October 17. 1917.

Officers'
3rd
Training School January

8,
5,
1918.
1st
Rejoined Com-
pany April
12, 1918.
1918.
Resigned from
Sergeant February
22, 1918.
Sent to hospital from Eu,

till
May
Ab18,
sent sick
July 18, 1918.
1918, to accept commission as
2nd Lieutenant.
9,
Joseph M. Gateley.
Paris, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
1917.
Appointed
Relieved from
Seras-
geant from Private October 20, 1917.
signment July 28, 1918, and returned
to
U. S. as instructor,
Robert D. Smith,
296
S.
Jr.,
St.,
Joined
Company September
6.
1917.
Appointed
at
Ser-
Pryor
geant from Private October 20. 1917.

ficers'
Course
3rd Of-
Atlanta, Ga.
Training School January

5.
5,
1918.
Rejoined Com18,
pany April
to accept
1918.
1918,
commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Leo M. Bright,
R. F. D. No. 5, Hartstown, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
22.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Transferred
to
1917.
Army
Candidate School July 28, 1918.

Joined
Christian Kreamer, 403 S. 11th St., Newark, N.
Company November
Private
17.
1917.
Appointed SerRelieved
to
geant from
J.
December
15,
1917.
from
in-
assignment August 24, 1918, and returned

structor.
U. S. as
William H. Dietz, High St.,

Manchester, Pa.
Joined
Company October
19.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
15, 1917.
Frank D. Peters, 1133 W. 13th
Joined
St.,
Company October
December
January
School
1918.
31. 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Course
3rd
Officers'
from
Private
15.
5,
1917.
1918.
Canton, Ohio.
Training
April
5,
Rejoined
18,
Company
1918, to ac-
cept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Frederick A. Baker,
Chewsville,
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
in action 14,
Md.

Soramerance, France,
15, 1917.
Wounded
near
1918.
by shrapnel on October
Joseph A. Visconti, 600 Miller St.,

Latrobe, Pa.
Joined
Company October
20,
1917.
Appointed
Gassed
Ser-
geant from Private December 15. 1917.

at
in action
Chatel Chehery October

28, 1918.
9,
1918.
Rejoined Company
December
Lucian H. Truitt,
Madison, Ga.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Honorably discharged
July 18, 1918, to accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
162

B. Barnes,
Joined
Paul
Company
April
5,
1918.
Majestic Hotel, Atlanta, Ga.
July 18, 1918, to accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
John
J. Woodside, 239 Edgewood Ave.,
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
July 18. 1918, to accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Atlanta, Ga.
Fred Schetlick,
528
S.
Joined
St.,
Company November
15,
15,
1917. 1918.
11th
poral
Appointed CorAppointed Ser28, 1918.
Newark,
.J.
geant from Corporal June 26, 1918. geant to M. P.
Transferred as Ser-
Company
243,
December
William
E. Flannigan,
St.,
84 N. Main
Joined Company October 25, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from
Corporal June 26, 1918.
hery,
Terryville, Conn.
Gassed in action
1918.
at Chatel
to S.
CheO. S.
France, October
9,
9.
Transferred
Hospital October
1918.
31, 1917.
George
J. Starrett, 3090 Middletown Road,
Joined
Company October
December
Appointed Corporal
Appointed
S.
from
Private
15.
1917.
Sergeant
0. S. Hos-
Bronx, N. Y.
from Corporal June 26, 1918. pital October 7, 1918.

Joined
poral
Transferred to
Frederick W. Metzendorf, 70 Hewes Street,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
11,
1917. 1917.
15,
Appointed CorAppointed Ser-
geant from Corporal August 10, 1918.
John Culhane,
32 Otis
St.,
Joined
poral
Company November
15,
1917. 1917.
15,
Rochester, N. Y.
Gassed in action at Chatel Cheher>'. France, October 9, 1918. Rejoined Company October 20. 1918. at Sommerance, France. Wounded in action by machine gun bullet October 21, 1918, near Sommerance, France. Rejoined Company November 26,
1918.
geant from Corporal August 10, 1918.
Transferred to S. 0.
S.
1,
Hospital December
1919.
2.
1918.
Rejoined Company January
Leslie E. Young, Beach Haven, Pa.
Joined Company October 21, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from
Corporal October
1,
1918.
22, 1917.
Sylvester Schmader,
Snydersburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
December
1,
from
Private
15,
1917.
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal November
1918.
17, 1917.
Raymond
I.
Shank,
Joined
Company October
1,
Appointed Corporal
Hagerstown, Md.

Corporal November
15, 1918.
1918.
9.
Appointed Sergeant from Gassed in action at Chatel

1917.
Chehery,
France,
16, 1918.
October
Rejoined
Company
October
Albert Snyder,
Clear Spring, Md.
Joined
Private
Company October
20,
3,
1917.
Appointed Cook from
December
February
1917.
vate January 23, 1918.
Private
12,
Reduced from Cook to PriAppointed Private 1st Class from 1918. Appointed Corporal from
Gassed in action at Chatel Rejoined Company at
Private 1st Class June 26, 1918.
Corporal November
1,
1918.
9,
Chehery, France, October
1918.
20, 1918.
F.
163
9,
Guy
Harris,
Joined
Company November
as Sergeant.
1918.
Transferred
to
203 E. Hugh St., Seymour, Ind.
Company
Rex M. Whitson,
Seymour, Ind.
Joined
Company November
as Sergeant.
21, 1919.
9,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
January
Reduced from Sergeant to Private Appointed Sergeant from Private Feb-
ruary 15, 1919.
William H. Fleming.
Joined
1st Class
Company
April
18,
1918.
Appointed
Private
in ac-
from Private August

25,
13, 1918.
Wounded
14.
tion
near Sommerance,
1st Class
France,
October
joined
Company November
1918.
ReAppointed Sergeant
1918.
from Private
S.
0. S. Hospital
December 1, 1918. December 30, 1918.

9,
Transferred to
Harold
D. Lyles.
Joined
Company November
as
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Corporal.
Appointed
Sergeant
from
Cor-
poral February 15, 1919.
Corporals
James W. A. G. Harden,
Vandiver, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
as Corporal.
9, 1918.
9,
1917.
Transferred
to
Company
September
Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital
1,
Rejoined Company October
1918.
Clarence H. Philips,
Middletown, Pa.
Joined Company October 19, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Transferred to 1st Corps
School March 14. 1919.
Ellvs F. Clay,
Stonington, Conn.
Joined Company October 25, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Wounded in action near
Somm.erance, France, October
14,
1918.
Rejoined
Com-
pany November
1,
1918.
John
F. Madigan, 829 Ferren
St.,
Joined Company October 20. 1917. irom Private December 15, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Portage, Pa.
Charles W. Todt,
R. F. D. No. 2, Littlestown,
Pa.
Joined Company October 19. 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15. 1917. Wounded in action near Sommerance, France, night of October 13. 1918. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital
same day.
19, 1917.
Arthur
R. Smith,
Joined
Hospital
Company October
15.
Appointed Corporal
7.
1034 W. Market St., York, Pa.
1917.
Transferred to British
1918.
from Pende. France. June

15.
Rejoined
Company December
1918.
Michael Keegan.
430 E. 13th
St.,
Joined
tion near
to S.
poral from Private
New
York, N. Y.
Company November 1, 1917. Appointed CorDecember 15, 1917. Wounded in acLa Forge, France, October 7. 1918. Transferred
0. S. Hospital same day.
Joseph H. Hill, 417 Freedom
Joined
St.,
Company November
11.
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Richmond
Hill, N. Y.
poral from Private December 15. 1917. Cornav Fiance, October 9. 1918.
Taken prisoner
at
164

L.
Charles
Hammond,
Joined
Company October
15.
9,
31. 1917.
Appointed Corporal
in
1994 Valentine Ave., New York, N. Y.

Cornay, France, October
1917.
1918.
Gassed
action near
Rejoined Company De-
cember
22, 1918.
Henry
J. Meier, 38 Halstead St., Newark, N.
Joined
Company November
15.
1917.
Appointed CorTransferred
to S.
poral from Private February 15, 1918.

J.
O. S. Hospital August 26, 1918.
Frank
T.
Waldron,
Street,
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
23 Bay
Dorchester, Mass.
James
F.
349
Leo, S. 3rd
Joined
St.,
Company October
December
February
19, 1917.
Appointed Corporal Appointed

Sergeant
from
from
Private
15, 15.
1917. 1918.
Steelton, Fa.
Corporal
geant to Private
March
1,
1918.
Reduced from SerAppointed Corporal from
Private April 24, 1918.
Ernest
B.
Allan,
S.
Joined
Company
8,
April
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
to S.
1001
Pell Ave.,
from Private June

111.
26, 1918.
Transferred
0. S. Hos-
Normal,
pital
October
1918. 1917.
Amos W. Cole,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
17,
Appointed Private
12. 1918.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private 1st Class June 26, 1918.
Fred W. Churchill,
Fairbury,
111.
Joined
Company
June
April
26,
14,
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
in
from
Private
1918. 1918.
Wounded
action
to S.
near
0.
S.
Sommerance October Hospital same day.
Transferred
Richard J. Debes, Columbia Ave.,

Raspbury, Md.
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Wounded in action near Private June 26, 1918. Sommerance, France, night of October 13, 1918. Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
from
Joined
Allen W. Green,
7 West Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Company November
13.
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private February 12. 1918.
Appointed
Rejoined
Corporal from Private 1st Class June 26, 1918.
Company January
19, 1919.
Elmer W. Mosier, 211 N. Sangamon
Joined
St.,
111.
Company
April
18,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private June

1918, at
26, 1918.
A.
W.
0. L. September 26,
to
Lincoln,
Marbache, France.
Returned
Company Feb-
ruary 13, 1919.
James A. Murray, 30 Quarry St.,

Princeton, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private February 12, 1918.
Appointed
Gassed
Re14, 1918.
Corporal from Private 1st Class June 26, 1918.

in action at
Chatel Chehery, France, October

at
9,
1918.
joined
Company

April
10,
18,
Frank H. Barnette,
201 East
St.,
Joined
Company
7,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Private August

Hospital October
1918.
Transferred to S. 0. S.
Memphis, Tenn.
1918.
E. F.
165
1918.
Frank
A.
Fleming, Wrens, Ga.
Joined
Company
April
18,
Appointed Corporal
in
13,
from Private August 10, 1918. Wounded Sommerance, France, night of October joined Company November 25, 1918.
Joined
1st Class
action near
1918.
Re-
Harry Hansen,
454 9th
Street,
Company November
8,
1917.
12, 1918.
Appointed Private Appointed Cor-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
poral from Private 1st Class August 20, 1918.
Antonio
B. Basile,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
26,
1917.
13,
Appointed Private Appointed Cor1918.
535 Main Street, Middletown, Conn.
from Private August
1918.
1,
poral from Private 1st Class
November
26,
Leo H. Budreau, West End,

Millbury, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
1917.
13,
Appointed Private
from Private August
1918.
1,
Appointed Cor1918.
November
Raymond Pierson,
Poseyville, Ind.
Joined November
Corporal.
9,
191J
Transferred to
Company
as
Oscar V. Flint,
Joined November
Corporal.
1,
1918.
to
Transferred to
1st
Company
Depot
19,
as
Box
286, Livingston, Mont.
Transferred
Replacement
Feb-
ruary 25, 1919.
Rejoined Company March

1,
1919.
to
William W. Nelson,
Hopkins, Minn.
Joined
Company November
as Corporal.
1918.
Transferred
Company
Joined
George
R.
Konechne,
Kimball, S. Dak.
Company November
as Corporal.
1,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
Willlvm R. Russell,
303 Washington
St.,
Company November
December
15,
1,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private

J.
1918.
Trenton, N.
Frank
J.
Mullen,
St.,
Joined
Company October
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
182 Boynton
Meadville, Pa.
from Private December 15, 1917. ment embarked April 30, 1918.
uary 26, 1919.
A.
W.
0. L.
when
Regi-
Rejoined Company Jan-
George W. Meeks, 1401 W. Earner

Charles
P. Fritz,
Joined
St.,
Company November
9,
1918.
Transferred to Com-
pany as Bugler.
ruary 15, 1919.
Appointed Corporal from Bugler Feb-
Frankfort, Ind.
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
Appointed Private
Transferred to
S.
1st
5211 W. 23rd Place,

Cicero,
111.
Class from Private August 13, 1918.

S.
0.
Hospital September
1.
3,
1918.
Rejoined Company No-
vember
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Private
1st
Class February 15, 1919.
George H. Cook,
R. F. D. No. 3,
Joined
City, Pa.
1918.
Company
July 22, 1918.

1,
Ellwood
Rejoined Company November Appointed Corporal from Private February 15,
1919.
Guy
Sickles, 612 University Ave., Wichita, Kan.

S.
Joined Company October 29. 1918. from Private February 15, 1919.
Appointed Corporal
166

Joined October 22, 1917.
7,
David W. Riblet,
R. F. D. No.
Erie, Pa.
18.
Company
of
Regiment January
1918.
of
Transferred as
Corporal from Headquarters
Company
Regiment Jan-
uary 12, 1919.
Cooks
William
G. Flack,
Joined
Company October
23,
7,
25.
1917.
Appointed
S.
Cook
0.
S.
Heuvelton, N. Y.
from Private January

Hospital July
1918.
1918.
Transferred to
Grant
J.
Ashburner,
Trucksville, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
21,
1917.
Appointed
to S.
Cook
from Private July

pital
1918.
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
August
29, 1918.
John Kemm, 650 Wabash
Joined
Company
July
1,
April 12, 1918.

1918.
Appointed Cook from

in
Ave.,
Private
Gassed
action
near
Noroy.
Detroit, Mich.
France, September 14. 1918.

ber
1,
Rejoined Company Novem-
1918.
Fred Souter,
19 Leonard
St.,
Joined
Company November
as Cook.
8.
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Atlanta, Ga.
George
C.
Roemel,
Seymour, Ind.
Joined
Company November
as Cook.
9,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
Ray Mahoney, 307 W. Morrison
Company January
12, 1919.
Transferred
to
Com-
St.,
pany as Cook.
Frankfort, Ind.
Mechanics
Clyd
Bowen, 2440 Lowetta
B.
Joined
Company October
12,
1,
1917.
Appointed Mechanic
1918.
Ave.,
1917.
15,
Bahimore, Md.

pany November
25, 1918.
Rejoined Com-
Charles H. Newgath, Ft. of Bav & 50th St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
12,
31, 1917.
Appointed Mechanic
Transferred to M. P.
1917.
Company 243 December

Joined
1st
28, 1918.
James V. Butler, 142 Poplar St., New Haven, Conn.
Company October
from
Private
28,
1917.
12,
Appointed Private
1918.
Class
February
Appointed
Mechanic from Private

Joined
1st Class April 1, 1918.
Alfred
J. Swanson, 585 8th Ave., New York, N. Y.
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Me-
chanic from Private March 15, 1918.
A.
W.
O. L. Septo
tember
26, 1918. at
10.
Marbache, France.
1918.
Returned
Com-
pany December
Willis R. Collum, Route No. 1, Lacon. Ala.
Joined
Company
November
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
as Mechanic.
F.
167
BUGLEES
Frederick
C.
Bethke,
Rossville.
Md.
Joined Company October 17, 1917. Appointed Bugler from Private February 12, 1918. Wounded in action October 20. 1918.
Mike W. Manno,
Straight, Pa.
Joined Company October 22, 1917. Appointed Bugler from Private February 12, 1918. Gassed September 15,
1918, at Madieres. France.
pital
Transferred
to
S.
O. S. Hos-
same day.
Pbivates and Privates Fiest Class

Michael Ahern,
125 Liberty St., Ansonia, Conn.
Joined
tion
Company November
13,
1917,
Wounded
8,
in
ac-
by shrapnel near La Forge, France. October
1918.
Rejoined
Joined
Company November
20, 1918.
Abram
E.
Alho.
St.,
29 Nutting
quarters
Company March 21, 1918. Transferred to HeadCompany of Regiment January 18. 1919. Company August
Fitchburg, Mass.
Ben H. Allen, Jr., 207 Ray St.,

Griffin,
Joined
13, 1918.
Ga.
Joined
Charles W. Allen, 37 Tamarack St.,

Calumet, Mich.
Company February
as Private 1st Class.
14,
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Hugh
L.
Allen, Huntingdon, Tenn.
Joined
Company
of
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
1918.
to
Supply
Company
Joined
Hospital
Regiment December
1918.
14,
Frank Ambrose,
Selma, Ala.
Company April 18, November 14, 1918. Company
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
Elmer
C.
Anderson,
St.,
Joined
April 12, 1918.
Wounded
in action
by
21,
416 Fifth Rock
machine gun
1918.
bullet near
S.

O. S. Hospital same day.
14.
Island, HI.
Transferred to
LoNzo Anderson,
Moline, Texas.
Joined
Company February
1919.
John Ardery,
Joined
Company October
22, 1917.
22. 1918.
New
Grant
J.
Reduced from
Pri-
Bethlehem, Pa.
vate 1st Class to Private
June
Ashburner,
Trucksville, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
from Private
1st Class
21,
1917.
12,
Appointed Private
1918.
Class
February
July
1.
Appointed
Cook from Private

S.
1918.
Transferred to
O. S. Hospital August 29, 1918.
Frank
E. Aubrey, 47 Bell Ave.,
W.
Springfield, Mass.
Joined Company October 26, 1917. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private February 12, 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company of Regiment January 18, 1919.
Anthony Babecki,
Genlain, Pa.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Louis Bailey,
R. F. D. No. 34, Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
168

Baird, Everson, Pa.
Joined
Joseph
J.
Company February
14,
1918.
Louis Bannie,
St.
Paul, Minn.
Joined Company February 14, 1919. Replacement Depot March 13, 1919. Joined
Transferred to 1st
Louis Base, Brockway, Mont.
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
1st Class
Albert W. Beichner,
Shippenville, Pa.
Company October
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
from Private August
13, 1918.
Manuel Berzak,
526 Hudson Ave., W. New York, N.
J.
Joined
by
shrapnel
Company November 9, 1917. Wounded near La Forge, France, October
in action
7,
1918.
Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
Frank Birmingham,
450
E. 145th St.,
Joined
tion
Company November
11,
1917.
Wounded
7,
in ac-
New
Rea W. Black,
York, N. Y.
Transferred
by shrapnel near La Forge, France, October to S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
1918.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Herbert A. Boller,
Fort Collins, Colo.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Lawrence Bologna,
28 Madison
St.,
Joined
Company November
8,
1917.
Transferred to S.
0. S. Hospital September 4, 1918.
New
York, N. Y.
vember
25, 1918.
Salvatore Bonanno,
173 Ave. A, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
of
8,
1917.
9,
Transferred
to
Company
Regiment February
1919.
Charles Boyce,
Pleasantville Village, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
John W.
Charles
Briggs,
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.

21, 1918.
Woodbine, Iowa.
E.
Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October

Joined
Brown,
Winchester, Va.
Company October
31, 1918.
George A. Bruce,
15 Lincoln St., Milford, Mass.
Joined
Company October
26, 1917.
John
S.
Burnett,
Pollard, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
William R. Burt,
382 N. Oak
St.,
Joined
tion near
10 S.
Company November
17,
1917.
7,
Wounded
1918.
in ac-
La Forge, France, October
Transferred
Buffalo, N. Y.
Richard Burton,
Hyde, Md.
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
Angelo Butero,
179 Troutman St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April
18,
1918.
Wounded
9,
in
action
near Cornay, France, by shrapnel October

fcrred to S. 0. S. Hospital
1918.
Trans
same day.
F.
169
1918.
John
J. Buzas, 31 Lawrence St., Waterbury, Conn.
Joined
near
Company
April
18,
Wounded
in
7,
action
1918.
La Forge, France, by shrapnel October Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital same day.

Joined
ViNCENZO CaRINO, 628 President
Company November
11,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
St.,

in action near Sommeraiice, France,
let
Wounded
Hospital
Brooklyn, N. Y.
by machine gun bul-
October
21,
1918.
Transferred to S. O. S.
same day.
Henry W. Carlson,
Welch, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
12,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
Transferred
near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October 14, 1918. to S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
Hilding Carlstedt, 4318 Eate St.,

Denver, Colo.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Andree U. Carrie,
555 Marian
St.,
Joined
Company
April 18,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
Mobile, Ala.
near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel night of October Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same day. 13, 1918. Joined
Edward
L. Casimir,
Company November
14,
1917.
Transferred to S.
50 Levin St., Newport, R. L
0. S. Hospital August 28, 1918.
Valredian Charnosayatz,
17
Joined
Company November
15, 1917.
A.
W.
0. L.
when
Wose
St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Regiment embarked. Rejoined Company June 24, 1918. Wounded by machine gun bullet near Sommerance,
France. October 14, 1918.
pital
Transferred to
S.
O. S. Hos-
same day.
Luther
S.
Childs, Troy, Ala.
Joined
S.
Company
April 18, 1918.

1,
Transferred to
S.
0.
Hospital August
1918.
21, 1917.
William S. Chavanne, 2310 Cross St.,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
S.
Company October
Transferred
Transferred
to S.
0.

1,
Rejoined Company Novem0. S. Hospital February 27,
ber
1918.
to S.
1919.
WiLLLVM A. Coleman,
Sabinal, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Frank
P.
Cougam,
St.,
176 Boyd
Winsted, Conn.
Company October 25, 1917. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private March 15, 1918. A. W. 0. L. when Regiment embarked. Rejoined Company May 26, 1918. Wounded in action at Fleville, France, by shrapnel night
Joined
of
October
12,
1918.
Transferred
to
S.
0.
S.
Hospital
same day.
Cyrill D. H. Collett, 110 Derussey St., Binghamton, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April
18,
1918.
7,
Wounded
in
action
to S.
near La Forge, France, October

1918.
Transferred
Thomas
J. Comisky, 14 Thompson St., New Haven, Conn.
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
A.
W.
0. L.
when
Regiment embarked.
Rejoined Company June 24, 1918.
James Conlon,
Great Neck, L. L, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
.Appointed
Pri-
170

Joined
St.,
Peter Connolly.
190 Sixth
S.
Company November
to S.
14,
1917.
Wounded
fire
in
ac15,
tion
near Sommerance. France, by shell

Transferred
October
Boston, Mass.
1918.

17,
Antonio
C.
Contakis,
Crete, Greece.
Joined
Company November
October
7,
1917.
Appointed PriTransferred

to S. 0. S. Hospital
1918.
Dick
S. Cordatas, 89 E. Elizabeth
Joined
St.,
Company
April 12, 1918.
Appointed Private
Transferred
to S.
1st

S.
0.
Detroit, Mich.
Hospital September 10. 1918.
Alvin
F.
Cornelly,
St.,
Joined
vate 1st
142 Magnolia
Company November 15, 1917. Qass from Private February 12,
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
Rochester, N. Y.
Harold
103
P. Corris,
Joined
St.,
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Woodward
August
10, 1918.
8.
On
S.
D. at
Rochester, N. Y.
Regimental Headquarters September

1.
1918. to
December
1918.
DoMiNicK Costa,
Dunwoodie, N. Y.
Joined
Company March
26,
1918.
Elmer Couch,
Neosko, Mo.
Joined
Company February
14.
1919.
Ernest
J.
Crisp,
Joined
Company December
19.
1917.
Shaw, Ga.
Chester
L.
Croft.
Pavo, Ga.
S.
Joined
Company December
7,
19,
1917.
Transferred
O. S. Hospital October
1918.
30,
Brady Cross,
Blountville, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Michael Currin,
28 Charles St., Newport, R.
I.
Joined
tion near
Company November
14,
1917.
7,
Wounded
1918.
in
ac-
La Forge. France, October same day.
Transferred
Ernest Curtner,
Creol Springs,
111.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
pital
Thomas W. Daniel,
Meansville, Ga.
Company February
Transport
31,
9, 1918.
Transferred to Hos16,
on
Grampian May
1918.
8,
1918.
Rejoined
Company December
Warren
S.
Davey,
Joined
Company November
1918.
Central City, Colo.
Willie C. Davidson,
Trenton, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 18. 1918.

4.
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
Hospital September
1918.
Rejoined Company Decem-
ber 15. 1918.
Eliace a. Davis, Little Rock, Ark.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Clarence
L. Day, Loachapoka, Ala
Joined
Company
April
18.
1918.
Wounded
to S.
in
action
by shrapnel October pital same day.
13. 1918.
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
E. F.
William V. DeBolt,
Berne, Ind.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred
Company
Joined
William Dechent, 3717 Osgood St.,

Chicago,
111.
Company November
8.
1918.
Transferred
Company
Alvie R. DeLoach,
Bleweeville, Ga.
F. D.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Demonstrante,
Feridia, Italy.
Joined
Company October
25, 1917.
Fred Dennis,
Gaastra, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Albert
J.
Derosia,
Dayville, Conn.
S.
Joined
1st
Company October
6,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
Transferred to
Class from Private February 12, 1918.
0. S. Hospital August
1918.
to
tober 30. 1918.
Transferred
18.
Rejoined Company OcHeadquarters Company of
Regiment January
1919.
Robert Dohleman,
Cayuga,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
John H. Dolmage,
476 Arnett Blvd.,
Rochester, N. Y.
S.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Transferred
O. S. Hospital July 27, 1918.
Charles Doxey,
Westbury, L.
I.,
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
N. Y.
Joined
John
Joel
F.
Dray,
Peoria,
111.
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
F.
Dunbar,
Chuckey, Tenn.
Company October
30,
1918.
Harm
J.
Dykehouse,
Bradley, Mich.
Joined
Company November
9.
1918.
Wayne W. Echard,
Louiston,
111.
Joined
Company February
14.
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
Ralph
A. Edw.ards, Buffalo, N. Y.
Company November
13.
1917.
William
J. Eisenhardt, 435 Sixth St., West New York, N. Y.
Joined
St
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
Phillip Ellis, 212 Belgrove Drive, Kearney, N.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pr

J.
John
J.
Farrell. 204 S. 4th St.,

Harrison, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
172

Joined
Joseph W. Fendley,
Ocilla,
Company April
7,
18, 1918.
Ga
Hospital October
26,
1918.
to
1918.
Transferred
1st
Transferred to S. 0. S. Rejoined Company December Replacement Depot Feb-
ruary 23. 1919.
Michael K. Flick.
Scotch Hill, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
Killed in acbullet October
tion near
9,
Comay, France, by machine gun
1918.
John
J. Franklin, 747 N. Y. Ave.,
Joined
tion
Company November
7,
11,
1917.
Wounded
S.
1,
in
ac-
October
1918.
Hospital
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Irving L. Funkenstein, 2424 8 1-2 Ave.,
same day.
Joined
Rejoined Company November
1918.
to
Company November
9,
1918.
Transferred
Company
111.
Rock
Island,
James Gallagher, 124 Norman Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
LuiGi Gallucci, 425 E. 118th St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
1919.
Company November
9,
1,
1917.
Taken prisoner by
9,
enemy October
1918.
Joined
Company March
14, 1919.
26,
1918.
7,
Wounded
in action
near LaForge, France, October
1918.
Rejoined Com-
pany March
Joined
Harry Garfinkle,
85 Brewen St., New York, N. Y.
Company October
31,
1917.
Joe F. Caskien,
Douglas, Ga.
Joined
Company April
18, 1918.

13, 1918,
Sommerance, France, night of October

nel.
by shrap-
Napoleon Gaudette,
1
Jr.,
S.
Joined
Company October
9,
26, 1917.
Parent St., Spencer, Mass.
Hospital October
1918.
Transferred to S. O. Rejoined Company Novem-
ber 29, 1918.
Oliver Gaudette, 40 Mechanic
Joined
St.,
Company October
26, 1917.
Wounded
in action
Spencer, Mass.
near Sommerance, France, October 25, 1918. to S. O. S. Hospital same day. Joined
Transferred
Salvatore Gioe, 928 Flushing Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
1,
1917.
Louis Glick, 98 Madison
Joined
St.,
J.
tion
at
Passaic, N.
ferred to S. 0. S. Hospital
Company November 11, 1917. Sommerance, France, October same day. Company October
7,
Wounded
14,
in
ac-
1918.
Trans-
William H. Gohn,
Hillman, Pa.
S.
Joined
19, 1917.
Transferred to S. O.
Hospital October
1918.
ber 29, 1918.
Stanley Golab, 41 August
Joined
St.,
Company November
15, 1917.
Rochester, N. Y,
F.
173
11, 1917.
Morris Goldaper, 407 Kipp St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
Harry Goldin,
111 E. 112th St., New York, N. Y.
S.
Joined
Company October
7,
21, 1917.
Transferred
to S.
0.
Hospital October
1918.
Thomas Gooch,
Bennis, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
A.
W.
0. L. Septem-
ber 26, 1918, at Marbache, France.
Hartley M. Gorham,
267 E.
Street,
S. Boston,
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
13,
Appointed Pri1918.
vate 1st Class from Private August
Wounded
7,
Mass.
in
action near LaForge,
France, by shrapnel October

28, 1917.
1918.
Transferred to
S.
Jacob Grossman, 503 Howard Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
Alvin W. Grove, 58 Bushno
Joined
St.,
vate
1st
Company November 13, 1917. Appointed PriQass from Private August 13, 1918. Severely
in action at
Buffalo, N. Y.
wounded
ber 13, 1918.
Transferred
Sommerance, France, night of Octoto S. 0. S. Hospital same day

9,
Julius Guttman,
Joined
tion
Company November
1917.
Wounded
in
ac
241 Linden St., New York, N. Y.
Transferred
near Cornay, France, by shrapnel October 10, 1918 to S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
John
B.
Haddock,
Kingsland, Ga.
S.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.

28,
Transferred
to
S.
0,
Hospital
October
1918.
uary 26, 1919.
William
L.
Handley, Townsend, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
James W. Hannah,
Tallapoosa, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.

7,
Wounded
in action at
to S.
LaForge, France, October

Hospital same day.
1918.
Transferred
0. S.
James H. Harkness, 545 E. Waldburg
Joined
St.,
Company October
30, 1918.
Savannah, Ga.
Bernard Harold,
Marble Rock, Iowa.
Jesse Harris, Sanderson, Fla.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Joined
Company November
9.
1918.
Ralph Head,
Tallapoosa, Ga.
Joined Company April 18, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private August 10. 1918. Wounded in action by shrapnel at Sommerance, France, night of October 13, 1918. Rejoined Company December 15, 1918. Joined
1st
S.
William
J.
Higgins,
St.,
45 Water
Class from Private
Company October 25, March
1917.
15,
Appointed Private
Transferred
to
1918.
Stonington, Conn.
O. S. Hospital October 10, 1918.
History of Three Hladred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry
Edward Hunker,
William G.
Pasquale
Ivey,
Jr.,
Joined
Company October
25. 1917.
Winsted, Conn.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Talladega, Ala.
Izzo,
St.,
Joined
joined
Company March
6,
26,
1918.
Wounded
8.
in action
433 Hallett
near LaForge. France, by slrrapnel October
1918.
Re-
Bridgeport, Conn.
Company January
1919.
26,
Walter Jablonski,
212 N. Terry St., Dayton, Ohio.
Joined
Company March
1918.
William H. James,
8 Cozzens Court, Newport, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
14.
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class
12, 1918.
Eddie D. Johnson,
Kite,
Joined
Company October
30,
1918.
Ga.
Joined
Herbert
Joseph
0. Johnson,
Company October
25. 1917.
Roxbury, Conn.
B.
Johnson.
Hilton. Ga.
Joined
Company February
9.
1918.
Mark
Jones, Dandridge, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
30.
1918.
Morris Kalikow. 497 Van Sickle
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Transferred
1,
to
Ave..
Headquarters Company of Regiment June
1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Laurence D. Karns,
Boulder, Colo.
Joined
Company
April
12.
1918.
Arthur Keady,
32 Leighton Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8,
15. 1917.
Transferred
to
S.
0. S. Hospital October
1918.
Rejoined Company Octo-
ber 30. 1918.
George W. A. Kennedy.
Lake Placid, N! Y.
Jesse
J.
Joined
Company October
25, 1917.
Klinkkammer,
Sibley, Iowa.
at
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Wounded
in action
13.
Sommerance. by shrapnel night of October Rejoined Company December 15, 1918.
1918.
Joseph Kurowski,
164 Parker St., Cheektowagon, N. Y.
Joined Company November 13. 1917. A. W. 0. when Regiment embarked. Rejoined Company June
1918.
L.
24.
Wounded
13.
in
October
day.
1918.
Sommerance. by shrapnel Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same

action
at
Jacob Kyker,
Jonesboro. Tenn.
Joined
Company October
30.
1918.
Albert Lagace. 36 Water
Joined
St.,
Company October
15. 1917.
26,
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
December
Reduced
to Private
December
1.
1918.
Danielson. Conn.
Kristian Larson,
Osage, Iowa.
Joined
E. F.
Company October
30.
1918.
Robert
L. Lee,
Joined
Company October
29. 1918.
Springville, Tenn.
Robert H. Lees,
Versailles,
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
Mo.
Joined
Lewis F. Leisinger,
Portland,
Company October
29. 1918.
Mo
.
Fred Lenz,
Washburn,
111.
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
Appointed Private
Transferred
to
1st
Class from Private August 10. 1918.

S.
S.
O.
Hospital October
7,
1918.
26,
Joseph Lesko,
148 Clinton St., New York, N. Y.
at
Joined
Company March
1918.
Wounded
in
13.
action
1918.
Transferred to
Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
Rolley
Millard
C.
Long,
Plainville, Ind.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
F.
Lillard, Cleveland, Tenn.
Company October
29.
1918.
Harry Lipschitz,
49 Maiden Lane, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
9,
1917.
Transferred
15,
to
Hospital June
1918.
Rejoined Company July

S.
1918.
Transferred to
joined
S.
O.
Hospital
29, 29.
October
7.
1918.
Re-
Company November Company October
1918.
1918.
Joined
Ely, Minn.
Levi Lock,
Hunt. Texas.
Tr,\vis C.
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
Long,
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Rocky Ford, Ga.
Benjamin Loshin,
562 Stone Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
to S.
9.
1917.
to
Appointed
Ser-
geant December 15, 1917.

1918.
Reduced
0.
S.
Private August 10,
Transferred
Hospital
September
15.
1918.
Harley Loving,
1926 Dixwell St., Davenport, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
William
L.
McBride,
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
Middletown, Tenn.
Howard McCarley,
Sherman, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
Joseph
T.
McCarthey,
Derby, Conn.
Joined
Company December
13.
1918.
Edward McJunkins,
Houlka, Miss.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
176

Joined
St.,
Earl McKee, King
Company November
8,
1918.
Chadron, Neb.
Michael
J.
McMahon,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Hospital
Company
April 12, 1918.
Transferred
to
British
612 Oakland Ave.,
May
18, 1918.
Arie McPherson,
Cliffier,
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Ga.
Joined
Michael Makon,
14 Warren Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Company November
13,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
August
13, 1918.
Walter Malewski, 188 Van Loon St.,

Plymouth, Pa.
Joined
Company October
21, 1917.
JOSEFFE MaNGIONE, 348 Trenton Ave.,

Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
13, 1917.
Fiore Marchegione, Montebonna,
Joined
Italy.
Company October
28,
1917.
Killed in action at
Somraerance, France, October 14, 1918.

Joined
S.
Charles Marotta,
162 Powers St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
22, 1918.
11,
1917.
Transferred
to
0. S. Hospital September 13, 1918.
Rejoined Company
December
Joined
Joseph A. Marte, 422 E. 159 St.,
Company November
8,
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
joined
Jodie Martin, Magnolia, Ala.
by shrapnel
Company August 12, 1918. Wounded in action at La Forge, France, October 7, 1918. ReCompany October 28, 1918. Company November
13,
Calorio Mase, 29 Winchester Ave.,

Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
tion
1918.
Wounded
1918.
in
ac-
near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October 14,
1918.
Rejoined Company December
6,
William Mazonkey,
632 E. 14th
St.,
Joined
Company November
15,
1,
1917.
to
Appointed Corporal
December
1918.
1917.
Reduced
Private
December
15,
New
York, N. Y.
John Mikolonis,
128 Reed St., DuBois, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 22, 1917. Appointed Private from Private February 12, 1918.
Charley
C.
Miller,
Buckville, Ark.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Elmer H. Miller,
Danville,
111.
Joined
Company
of
April 18, 1918.
1,
Company
Joined
Regiment September
1918.
Louis Miller. 385 S. 3rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company October
26, 1917.
Accidentally wound-
ed
S.
in
knee by
pistol bullet July 24, 1918.
Transferred to
0. S. Hospital July 26, 1918.
E. F.
John
F.
Mitchell,
Harakta, Greece.
S.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
20.
1917.
12,
Appointed Private
Transferred to
Some
1918.
0. S. Hospital August 18, 1918.
Abraham Mitnick,
176 E. 101 St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
9,
1917.
Mancil Monk.
Midland
City, Ala.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Eugene
C.
Montague,
St.,
Joined
Company November
8,
1917.
405 Van Buren
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Carl
G.
Moore,
Buchanan, Ga.
Joined
tion
to S.
Company December
7,
19,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
1918, near LaForge. France.
Transferred
James
C.
Moore,
Joined
Company February
14.
1919.
Transferred
to
Schamberville, Miss.
Company
Joined
Henry H. Morgan,
208
.5th
Company
April
18,
1918.
23, 1919.
Transferred
to
1st
St.,
Replacement Depot February
Vienna, Ga.
Edward
S.
Mullen,
Mullen,
Island, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918.
Philipsburg, Mont.
Thomas
E.
Joined
1st Class
Company March
26,
1918.
Appointed
Privatein ac20,
Carley Ave.,
from Private August

S.
13, 1918.
Wounded
fire
Long
tion
near Sommerance, France, by shell

Transferred to
October
1918.

1.
John
E.
Murray,
Petutuma, Cal.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Richard V. Napolie,
Locust Valley, N. Y.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Appointed Corporal December 15. 1917. Appointed Sergeant June 26. 1918. Reduced to Private January 31. 1919.
Joined
tion near
Emanuel Natalino,
1132
1st Ave.,
Company November
Transferred
8.
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
Sommerance. France, by machine gun

to S. 0. S.
bullet Oc-
New
Arthur
York, N. Y.
tober 21. 1918.
Hospital same day.
Nies, Meadville, Pa.
Joined
joined
Regiment embarked.
Company October 22, 1917. A. W. 0. L. when On duty at LaHavre, France. ReCompany December 4, 1918.
BURRELL
P.
NOLEN,
Elba, Ala.
Joined
Company August
12, 1918.
John W. Norman,
Joined
Company August
12,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
New
Market, Ala.
near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October 21. 1918.
Rejoined
Company November Company November
28.
1918.
Thomas O'Brien,
Boston, Mass.
Joined
tion
at
14,
1917.
shell
Wounded
fire
in
ac15,
Sommerance, France, by
October
1918.
Rejoined Company October 29, 1918.
178

P. O'Brien,
St.,
William
Joined
Company November
L.
14, 1917.
A.
W.
0. L.
when
119 3rd
Regiment embarked.
A.
Sou. Boston, Mass.
W.
O.
and dropped from Company February 23,
1918.
Nicholas Olesuk,
Joined
Company November
8, 1917.
A.
W. O.
L.
when
Regiment embarked.
John M. Olson,
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
George
S.
Pate,
Street,
Joined
Company August
12,
1918.
714 Bates
Indianapolis, Ind.
Aron H. Peeler,
Cedar Grove, Ga.
Joined
Company February
Reduced
9,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
January
31, 1919.
August
10, 1918.
to Private
Otto Peterschefsky,
43 2nd
Street,
Joined
Company March
Reduced
to
26,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
June
26, 1918.
Private January 31, 1919.
Seymour, Ind.
Charles W. Pierce.
36 E. 5th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
Company July
22,
1918.

15, 1918.
Walter
L.
Pool,
Baldwin, Ga.
Joined
Company
22,
April
18,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
near Sommerance, France, by
shrapnel.
Rejoined Com-
pany December
1918.
11, 1917.
Meyer Posnonsky,
188
S.
Joined
Company November
2nd
St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Abner
L.
Poston,
Recovery, Ga.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Robert
C. Prince,
Joined
Company August
12,
1918.
Oxley,
W. Va.
Joined
Adam
A. Quick, Hanceville, Ala.
Company November
18,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
Gasper Raymond, 27 Washington
Company November
13,
1917.
Appointed
A.
Pri-
St.,

L.
24,
W.
O.
Albion, N. Y.
when Regiment embarked. Rejoined Company June 1918. Wounded in action near Sommerance, France,
shell
fire
by
October
17,
1918.
Transferred
to
S.
0.
S.
Hospital same day.
Marian
F.
Reddick,
Sardis,
Joined
Company
April
18,
1918.
Wounded
7,
in
action
Ga-
at
LaForge, France, by shrapnel October

19, 1919.
1918.
Rejoin-
ed Company March
RoBERT H. Reed,
Lindale, Ga.
Joined
Company
of
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
to
Supply
Company
Regiment June
25, 1918.
F.
Russell Rhodus, 810 S. Hannah
Joined
St.,
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Bloomington,
Frank
Rienzi,
St.,
J.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
248 Lincoln
Elzie D. Rigdon,
Garfield, N.
Joined
Company August
12,
1918.
Wounded
8,
in
action
Alma, Ga.
at
LaForge, France, by shrapnel
October
1918.
Re-
joined
Company December Company July

at
21, 1918.
Thomas
J. Roche, Lane Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio.
Joined
26,
22, 1918.
A.
W.
0. L. September
1918,
2,
iMarbache, France.
cember
1918.
Allen Rodgers,
Lenox, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Edward
Rossi,
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Arpias, Italy.
Luigi Rossi,
Joined
St.,
S.
Company March
26, 1918.
Transferred
to
S.
O.
465 Helen
Hospital October 31, M18.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Thomas Rosson,
Rome, Ga
James E. Rutherford,
Geneva, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
Hospital October
7, 1918.
Joined
1919.
Company April
8, 1918.
18, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
Hospital October
Rejoined Company January 25,
Angelo Salemo,
at
Joined
joined
Company March
26,
1918.
Wounded
8,
in
action
1918.
Re-
Company December
23, 1918.
Nathaniel R. Saner,
Rossville,
Joined
Company October
26, 1918, at
17,
1917.
Appointed Private
A.
Md.
1st
W.
O. L.
September
Marbache, France.
26, 1918.
Guiseppe Scerbo, 401 3rd Street,

Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company March
Willie
F.
Schaefer, Moody, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
William Schleuter,
1326
S.
Joined
St.,
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
56th Court
Cicero,
Charles Schmidt,
921 Cass Avenue,
St.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Louis,
Mo.
A. W. 0. L. Joined Company November 14, 1917. when Regiment embarked. Rejoined September 10, 1918. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital November 30, 1918.
Louis F. Schmidt, 33 Syke St.,

Rochester, N. Y.
Harry
B.
Schroll,
Newville, Pa.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
BennO ScHUM,
Iversdale, HI.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Henry Schwabe,
656 Bridge
St.,
Joined
1918.
Company
April 24, 1918.

8,
Hospital October
1.
1918.
Holyoke, Mass.
Lee
R. F.
Schwartz,
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
Mt. Carmen, N. D.
Coy
L.
Scott,
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
Newton, Mo.
John
J.
Segale,
St.,
Joined
Company October
29.
1918.
1634 N. Wells
Chicago, ni.
Robert W.
Dallas
L.
P. Selb,
Joined Company October 29, 1918.
South Stillwater, Minn.
Shannon,
Springfield, Tenn.
S.
Joined
Company
18.
April 18, 1918.

28,
Transferred to
S.
O.
Hospital
August
1918.
1918.
Rejoined
Company De-
cember
Nathan Shannon,
Rushville
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Card
L.
Shaw.
Trenton, Mo.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Timothy Shea.
Castletown, Ireland.
Joined
1918.
Company November
in
14,
1918.
Transferred
to
Hospital June 23, 1918.

Killed
action
Rejoined Company September 18, near Sommerance, France, by
shell fire
October 15, 1918.
Sherrill V. Shelton, 44 Myrtle Street.

Denton, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Daniel Shroll.
Joined
Company October
to
S.
19, 1917.
Wounded
same day.
in action
New
Holland, Pa.
near Sommerance. France, by shrapnel October 21, 1918.
Transferred
0.
S.
Hospital
Died
of
bronchitis in hospital
December
9,
28, 1918.
Ollie 0. Shular,
Ironton,
Joined
Company November
1918.
Mo.
Joined
Rudolph H. Sievert, 3834 W. North Ave.,

Chicago.
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
August
Silicki,
Joined
tion
at
Company October
21,
1917.
Wounded
8.
in
ac-
132 Poplar St., Plymouth, Pa.
1918.
Rejoined Company November 25, 1918.

Joined
Sanford
I.
Simmons,
Silverton, Texas.
Company November
8,
1918.
E. F.
181
1918.
Max
C.
Simon, Mason, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29.
Granville Smith.
Dover, Pa.
Joined Company October 19. 1917. Cornay, France, October 9, 1918.

Joined
1st
Maryan M. Smolenski,
Hamtrack, Micb.
Company October
20.
1917.
Appointed Priv
Joshua Sorrells,
Cooperstown,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
VlNCENZO SpADOLA, 265 S. Main St.,

Waterbury, Conn.
Company March
WiLLLua N. Spallone,
419 Washington Ave., Waterbury, Conn.
Joined
Company March
26,
1918.
Thomas Spillane,
660 E. 5th
St.,
Joined
Company November
8.
14,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private August 13, 1918.

to S.
Transferred
Sou. Boston, Mass.
1918.
Rejoined Company
October 25, 1918.
WiLLLAM
Stuart, 9 Wooster St., New Haven, Conn.

J.
Joined
tion
Company November
11,
1917.
Wounded
in ac-
1918.
near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October 23, Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same day.
Angelo Starvas,
Castro, Greece.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
3,
1917.
12,
Appointed Private
1918.
James
C.
Stansell,
Lafayette, Ga.
Joined
Company February
9,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
Transferred
near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October 21, 1918. to S. O. S. Hospital same day.
Abe Steinberg,
Vavvasha, Russia.
Virgil Tarozzi,
Joined
Company March
26,
1918.
26,
Killed in action at

Joined
1918.
Company March
26,
1918.
Box
45, Vine Road,
Vineland, N.
J.
Thomas M. Teabeaut,
64 Springdale Road,
Atlanta, Ga.
Joined
Company Jime
23,
1918.

14,
1918.
Ap-
pointed Private 1st Class from Private August 13, 1918.
Frank Testa. 324 S. Main
Joined
St.,
S.
Company March
8.
26,
1918.
Hospital October
1918.
Transferred to S. O. Rejoined Company October
Waterbury, Conn.
29, 1918.
Cyrill Timmerman, 42 Lorman,

Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Otto
C.
S.
Tischer,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
314
Kenwood
Ave., Austin, Minn.
182

A. Tyler
Joined
Otto
Company March
26, 1918.
261 Water St., Binghamton, N. Y.
William Vandelister,
Wallington, N. Y.
Wounded in action Joined Company April 23. 1918. near Sommerance, France, by shrapnel October 13, 1918.
Howard Van Order,

730 Parcells Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
to
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Headquarters Company of Regiment June 23, 1918.

Joined
Gaetano Veneruso,
139 Willard
St.,
Company March
17, 1919.
26,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
near Sommerance. October 15, 1918.
Rejoined Company
Bridgeport, Conn.
January
Joined
Angelo Vigland,
658 Gackett
St.,
Company November
20,
11, 1917.
Transferred to 157
Depot Brigade, April

25, 1918.
1918.
Rejoined Company July
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Raffaele Viglione,
695 Barnum Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
at
Joined
ferred to S. O. S. Hospital
Company March 26, 1918. Wounded in action La Forge, France, by shrapnel October 7, 1918. Transsame day. Company November
Hospital
14,
Everett
P.
Watson,
S.
Joined
0.
S.
1917.
Transferred
to
Western Ave.,
Essex, Mass.
October
7,
1918.
Rejoined Company
October 26, 1918.

Joined
Thomas
J.
Watson,
at
Company November
7,
11,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
113 Rayple St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
vate 1st Class February 12, 1918.
Wounded by
shrapnel
LaForge, France, October

29, 1918.
1918.
Rejoined Company
November
Saul D. Weinstein,
93 Lexington Ave., Albany, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8.
8,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Hospital October
1,
1918.
1918.
Louis D. Weinstein, 331 Madison St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
23, 1918.
Clifford H. Wells,
Danville, Va.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
John M. Westbrook,
Liberty, Miss.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Harry
J.
Wilde,
Street,
Joined
fire
Company October
21,
1917.
Wounded by
13,
shell
172 8th
at
Sommerance, France, night of October
1918.
Sou. Boston, Mass.
Lee R. Williams,
Jasper, Fla.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Edward
F.
Willig,
St.,
Joined
Company November
8,
1917.
Transferred to S.
304 91st
O. S. Hospital October 10, 1918.
New
York, N. Y.
cember
26, 1918.
E. F.
183
9,
Ray
Wilson, North Terre Haute, Ind.

L.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Spiridon Wolinetz, 270 Sakamans St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
A.
W.
0. L. wlien
Regiment embarked.
Ivan
W. Wright,
Gralton, Ohio.
Joined
Company July
4,
22, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
Hospital September
24, 1919.
1918.
Arthur Xiques,
562 Monroe
St.,
Joined
Company January
18, 1919.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
DOMINICK ZaBRITZKY, N. Y. and Bristol Aves.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Company November 11, 1917. A. W. O. L. when Regiment embarked. Rejoined Company June 24, 1918. Wounded in action near Cornay, France, by grenade. Rejoined Company December 30, 1918. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital February 23, 1919.
Walter
J.
Zielinski,
Street,
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
62 Agnes
Rochester, N. Y.
Charles Zlatolavek, 409 72nd St.,
Joined Company November 8, 1917. Transferred Headquarters Company of Regiment June 25, 1918.
to
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Mike Zukoskie,
DuBois, Pa.
Company October
27, 1917.
EOSTER OF OFFICERS
WHO HAVE BEEN CONNECTED

328TH
WITH COMPANY B,
Richard Douglas,
Stonleigh Court,
Assigned
assigned to
INFANTRY
Company August 28, 1917. Company March 10, 1918. ReCompany June 10, 1918. Woundof
to
Captains
to
Command
of
7,
Relieved of assignment to
Washington, D. C.
command
ed in action October
Chatel Chehery.
1918, by shrapnel on Hill 223 near
Evacuated
Hospital same date.

20,
Edgar
B.
Dunlap,
Gainesville, Ga.
Assigned
to
Company
24,
April
1918.
Commanding
relieved of asof
Company
signment
to to
May
1918,
when he was
Company and
assigned to
command
Head-
quarters Troop, 82nd Division.
Charles W. Turpie.
Commanding Company from

1918.
April 12. 1918, to April 20,
Frank
J.
Ronan.
Attached
to
and
in
command
of
Company from May
28,
1918, to June 6, 1918.
William Gunn,
U.
S.
Assigned
to
Company November
7,
7,
1918.
Commanding
Army
(or)
Company
to
January
1919.
Portland, Ore.
First Lieutenants
Charles M. Day,
925 South 18th St., Birmingham, Ala.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Lieutenant
August
15.
1917.
As-
Company September 28, 1917. In command of Company from March 11, 1918, to March 18, 1918, and
from
from
May May
24, 26,
1918, to
1918, to
May
June
26,
15,
1918. 1918.
Sick in Hospital
Appointed RegiSpecial duty as
mental Gas Officer June 22, 1918. Regimental Gas

Battalion
1918.
Officer
Relieved of duty as
1918.
August
12,
3,
Gas
Officer
September
1918, to
September
12,
Commanding Company from October 8, 1918. to November 7, 1918, and from January 7, 1919, to present
date.
1,
Cited for gallantry in action per General Order No.

13, 1919.
Headquarters 82nd Division, January
Nelson W. Edens,
Clio, S. C.
to
Commissioned
1st

15,
Assigned
Company December
26, 1918, to
10, 1918.
1917.
Commanding Company
May
June
June
pital
26,
1918,
May 28, 1918, and from June 7, 1918, to On Special Duty at Automatic Rifle School Wounded in action at to July 6. 1918.
9,
1918,
and evacuated
to
Hos-
same
date.
Thomas
E. RoifAL,
St.,
285 East College
Oberlin, Ohio
2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917; 1st Special Duty at MusDecember 31, 1917. Wounded in 2, 1918, to June 13, 1918. action October 14, 1918, by machine gun bullet near Sommerance, France. Evacuated to Hospital same date. ReRegiturned to duty with Company December 19. 1918.
Commissioned
Lieutenant
ketry School June
mental Athletic Officer since that date.
A. G. Eritzland.
Attached
18, 1918, to
to
and
in
command
of
Company from March
April 12, 1918.

1,
William
L.
Freeland,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant May

tenant April 25, 1918.
19. 1918.
1916;
1st
Lieu-
Terra Alta,
W. Vj
Assigned
to
Company November
Clark Dunn, Whitney Bank
Commissioned
Bldg.,
Lieutenant
2nd
Lieutenant
11,
August
15,
to
1917;
1st
November
1918.
Assigned
c/o John K. Ridgely,
August
29, 1917.
On
Special Duty at Machine

10, 1918.
Company Gun School

1918.
New
Orleans, La.
May
30, 1918, to
June
On
Special Duty at Au6,
tomatic Rifle School June 26, 1918. to July

Special
On
Duty as Battalion Scout and Intelligence

30,
Officer
August
1918,
to
assignment
November 19, 1918. Relieved from Company November 19, 1918, and appointed
to
Officer.
1st Battalion
Scout and Intelligence
Emmett
0. Cabaniss, Athens, Ga.
Attached
ber
6,
to
1918.
Company July 24, Wounded October

November
1918.
9,
Assigned Septemby shrapnel

at
1918,
Chatel Chehery and evacuated to Hospital same date.

pointed 1st Lieutenant
11, 1918.
Ap-
Hugh
P. Frere.
Assigned
service
to Company November November 20, 1918.
7,
1918.
Detached
F.
Second Lieutexants
George
S.
Candler.
signed to
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. AsCompany September 6, 1917, to March 20, 1918.
to
Joseph J. K. B. Hare, 7819 Kelly St.,

Pittsburg, Pa.
Assigned
at
Company February
18, 1918.
Special Duty
Trench Mortar School

lie
May
27,
1918, to June 16, 1918.
On Detached
when
Assigned
1918.
Service June 16, 1918, to August 14, 1918,

to
was relieved of assignment

to
Company.
John
D. McKibben.
Company September
6,
1917, to January 14,
Julian R. Hirshberg.
Assigned
to
ruary 18, 1918.

of Regiment.
Company from September 6. 1917, to Febwhen he was transferred to Company D,
E. P. Vermillion.
P. F. B. KOENIG.
Attached
to
Company May
26, 1918, to 26. 1918, to
June June
1.
1.
1918.
Attached
to
Company May
2nd
1.
1918.
Roland H. Reed,
79 Newkirk
St.,
J.
Commissioned
signed to
Lieutenant
23,
October
1918,
1918.
As-
Company November
Jersey City, N.
Joseph M. Quinn,
Fort Meyer, Va.
Commissioned
tached
to
2nd
Lieutenant
October
1,
1918.
At-
Company
since October 19, 1918.
ROSTER OF ENLISTED MEN
WHO HAVE SERVED

INFANTRY
Sergeant September
6,
WITH COMPANY
DeWitt
0. Morgan, Seneca, S. C.
pointed
B,
328TH
as
First Sergeants
Joined
Company
1st
1917.
Apto
Sergeant
October
at
1,
1917.
Transferred
France,
Army
1918,
Candidates'
School
Langres,
July
24,
and
later
commissioned 2nd Lieutenant.

as 1st Sergeant April 19, 1918.
George
F.
Dugger,
Joined
Company
Hon-
Elizabethton, Tenn.
orably discharged July 18, to accept commission as 2nd

Lieutenant.
Henry
J.
Kozlark,
Joined
Company November
1,
11.
1917.
Appointed CorJuly
25,
c/o Mrs. E. J. Ahearn, Amenia, Duchess Co., N. Y.
poral from Private February
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
1918.
at
June
13,
1918.
Appointed
Transferred
1st
Sergeant
1918,
S.
Severely
wounded September
18.
to
by
S.
shrapnel
Pont-a-Mousson.
0.
Hospital
Sep-
tember
18, 1918.
Evans
J.
Poffenberger,
1,
Joined
Company October
Appointed
1st
17,
1,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
R. F. D. No.
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
1,
Sharpsburg, Md.
July 24. 1918.
Sergeant October
1918.
Mess Sergeant
Glenn
A. Campbell, R. F. D. No. 4,
Martell, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
1.
October
1917.
1917.
21, 1917. Appointed Cook Appointed Mess Sergeant October 20,
Supply Sekgeant
Benjamin T. Woodh.-um, 101 West End Ave., Macon, Ga.
Joined
Company September
5,
1917.
Appointed SerAppointed Supply
Seegeants
James
F.
Anderson, Blue Ridffe, Ga.
Joined
ber
Company September
1917.
to
24,
6.
1917.
Appointed from
1918.
Private October 20, 1917.

20,
Appointed Mess Sergeant OctoSergeant
Appointed
February
School
at
1,
Transferred
France, July
1918.
Army
1918.
Candidates'
Langres,
15,
Rejoined
Company October
Jabus B. Roberts,
Monticello, Ga.
Joined
Company September
19, 1917.
7,
1917.
Appointed Cor18,
poral from Private October 20, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
1918,
November
to
Honorably discharged July accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Russell
J.
Baker,
East Bangor, Pa.
Joined Company October 20, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 19, 1917. Appointed Sergeant December 15, 1917. Honorably discharged July 18, 1918, to
accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Louis D. Bell,
Laytonsville,
Md.
Joined Company October 21, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 19, 1917. Appointed Sergeant December 15, 1917. Honorably discharged July 18, 1918, to
accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant.
Mike Uhus,
Eleanore, Pa.
Joined
Company October
22.
1917.
from Private November
19. 1917.
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant De-
cember
15, 1917.
Killed in action October 14, 1918, near

bullet.
Sommerance by machine gun
Charles R. Crawford,
Williamsport, Md.
Company October from Private November 19,

Joined
17, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
O. S Hospital July
1917.
Appointed Sergeant DeS.
cember
15,
1917.
Transferred to
19, 1917.
Enoch Rogers,
35 Apple
St.,
Joined Company October 21, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 19, 1917. Appointed Sergeant Jan-
Larcksville, Pa.
uary
1,
1918.
Accidental self-inflicted
14,
wound
in
to
calf
S.
of
leg at
Norroy September
3,
1918.
Dropped
O. S.
Hospital October
1918.
17, 1917.
James B. Newcomer, Halfway, Md.
Joined
Company October
December
1918.
1,

Sergeant
from
Private
15,
1917.
February
Killed in action by shrapnel Septem-
ber 18, 1918, at Pont-a-Mousson.
William Jones,
1918 Broadway,
Joined
poral
J.
Company November
1,
15, 15,
1917,
1917.

1918.
at
7,
Appointed CorAppointed Ser7,
Camden, N.
geant February
shrapnel
Wounded October
1918.
by
La Forge.
1918.
S.
Hospital
October
E. F.
187
Appointed Corporal
Adolphus
J. DeRosia, 9 Grace Ave., Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
25. 1917.
Appointed Sergeant from Private December 15, 1917. February 1-, 1918. Returned to United States as instructor August 26, 1918.
Joined
Henry W. Crampton,
Sharpsburg, Md.
from June
Private
21,
Company October 17, 1917. November 19, 1917.

1918.
Appointed Corporal
.Appointed
Sergeant
ber 20, 1918, at
Acute conjunctivitis in action on OctoSommerance. Transferred to S. 0. S.
Ray Russell,
8110-A Church Road, St. Louis, Mo.
Joined
Company
as Sergeant
November
9,
1918.
Charles Cratsley,
Terry, Mont.
Joined
Company
as Sergeant January 12, 1919.
Alexander
J.
Van Wart,
St.,
Joined
poral
Company November
1918.
1,
1917. 1917.
Appointed
Cor-
12 Bank

October 20, 1918.
15,
Appointed Ser-
New
York, N. Y.
geant July 24,

27, 1918, to
Sick in Hospital from September
Frederick W. Neubaum, 391 S. Front St.,

Steelton, Pa.
Company October 18, 1917. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant from Private November 19, 1917.
Joined
July 24, 1918.
James
C.
Gardiner,
Rockville,
Joined
Company October
December
1918.
1,
21, 1917.

Sergeant
Md.
from
Private
15,
1917.
July 24,
Transferred to
October
1918.
Student
at
Army Army
Candidates School Candidates
School
when
1st,
.'Vrmistice
was signed.
1919.
Ralph W. Northup, 6 Mann Ave.,

Wickford, R.
I.
Joined
poral
Company November
14,
15,
1917.
1917.
geant July 28, 1918. Relieved from assignment to Division and returned to the United States as instructor
July 28, 1918.
David
C.
Smith,
Fairplay,
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
Md.

gust
at
1.
15, 1917.
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant .AuOctober

8.
1918.
Gun
shot
wound
to S.
in action
1918,
8,
La Forge.
Transferred
1918.
Antonio
Sicari.
Joined
Company October
15,
31, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Coroh^^ L.t.^N.^
from Private March

gust
10,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant Au7,
1918.
Killed in action by shrapnel October
1918. at Hill 223, near Chatel Chehery.
Homer M. Clarke.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
13.
25,
1917.
Appointed Private Appointed Cor1,
Narwcod^

1918.
15. 1917.
N.Y.
poral June
1918.

7,
Killed in action by shrapnel on October
1918, on
Hill 223, near Chatel Chehery.
History of Three Hu.ndred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry
Eugene Kozak,
200 Astoria Ave.,
Corona, L.
I.,
N. Y.
Joined Company October 31, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private March 15, 1918. Appointed Sergeant October 1, 1918. Slightly wounded and gassed on October 9.
1918, in action near
La
1918.
Forge.
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
5,
Hospital October
1919.
9.
Harmon H. Croft,
Berlin, Ga.
Joined
ber
Company April
1,
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Private July

5,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant Novem-
1918.
Patrick LoPriore, 23 Dayton St.,

Westerly, R.
I.
Joined
poral
Company November
Private
15,
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
from
June
13.
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
November
Joined
1918.
9.
Theora
T.
Willey,
St.,
230 Richland
pointed Sergeant
Company as Corporal November November 15, 1918.
1918.
Ap-
Buffalo, N. Y.
Carl
C.
Roller, 160 Adam
Joined
St.,
Company November
Class
13,
vate
1st
June
1,
1918.
1,
1917. Appointed PriAppointed Sergeant from
Buffalo, N. Y.
Private 1st Class
December
1918.
Richard Schwarzenberg,
Middlesex Co.,
SayreviUe, N.
J.
Appointed Private 15, 1917. from Private July 14, 1918. Appointed Corporal November 15. 1918. Appointed Sergeant February 15,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
1919.
COEPORALS
Earle a. Myers,
100 W. 94th
St.,
New York
City,
N. Y.
Joined Company October 31, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 19, 1917. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital August 17, 1918. Rejoined Company October 20,
1918.
WiLLUM
Quirk, 62 Calvary St., Waltham, Mass.

J.
Joined
Company November
15,
8,
1917.

Hospital
1917.
Appointed Corporal Gassed in action OctoS.
ber 15, 1918, near Sommerance.
Transferred to
0. S.
October 15, 1918.
Rejoined
Company Decem-
ber 26, 1918.
Samuel Suchman,
600 West 165th
St.,
New
York, N. Y.
Joined Company October 31, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Gassed in action September 14, 1918, at Norroy. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital
18.
September
14,
1918.
Rejoined Company Novembei
1918.
William R. Schroeppel,
322 Carlton
St.,
Joined
Company November
1,
13,
1917.
Appointed Cor
S. O.

S.
1918.
Transferred to
Buffalo, N. Y.
Hospital September 11. 1918.
John
F. Barnable, 249 W. 15th St.,
Joined
Company November
1.
1.
1917.
Appointed Corpora]
to
1918.
1,
Transferred
1918.
Supply
New
59 Allen
York, N. Y.
Company
Joined
of Regiment September
Samuel Finkle.
St.,
poral from Private

rifle
Company November March 15.

September
5.
13.
1917.
Appointed Cor-
1918.
Killed in action by
Boston, Mass.
bullet on
1918. near Pont-a-Mousson.
F.
189
24.
John Messina,
504 East 7th
St.,
Joined
poral from Private

left
Company November March 15,

Transferred to
1917.
Appointed Cor-
1918.
Severely
wounded
in
Sou. Boston, Mass.
hand by grenade
1918.
in action near Somraerance

S.
on Octo-
ber 13. 1918.
0.
S.
Hospital October
U,
Albert
C.
Temples.
Joined
Company September
Private
6.
1917,
as
Corporal.
Re-
duced
to
October
27,
to
1917.
Appointed Corporal
March
15, 1918.
Attached
16.
157th Depot Brigade.
Camp
10,
Gordon, from April
1918, to
May
to
3,
1918.
Rejoined
Company
1918.
July
18,
1918.
Appointed
in
Corporal
at
Reduced August
Private
1918.
May
1,
Severely
wounded
date.
action
1918, by shrapnel.
Pont-a-Mousson on September 18, Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital same
Later reported as having died of wounds.
Herman
Alvy
B. Servin,
Joined
Company
April
1917.
.\ppointed
Corporal
Dassel, Minn.
from Private June

Joined
13, 1918.
R. Harrington, Glendale, Ky.
Company
April
11,
Appointed
Corporal
from Private June

Joined
13, 1918.
Patrick Prior, 496 E. 189th
Company November
1,
1917.
St.,
1st Class
15, 1917.
New
York, N. Y.
poral August 20. 1918.

in
Wounded
same
in right
arm by shrapnel
7,
action
near Chatel Chehery October

date.
19. 1918.
1918.
Trans-
Rejoined Company
November
John
L. Driver,
Joined
Company
7.
April
1,
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
high explosive
R. F. D. No. 3,

shell
1918.
Wounded by
Mason, Tenn.
October
1918, in action on Hill 223, near Chatel

to S.
Chehery.
Transferred
0. S. Hospital same date.

1918.
Harry
C.
Fleener,
Taopi, Minn.
Joined
Company
1.
April
1918.
7.
.Appointed
S.
Corporal
from Private July

pital July 28, 1918.
Transferred to
0. S. Hos-
Hugh
L. Harris,
Joined
Company
April
23,
1918.
.Appointed
Corporal
Brad en, Tenn.
from Private October 1. 1918. Wounded October 7. 1918. by machine gun bullet in action on Hill 223 near Chatel
Chehery.
S.
Hospital same date.
John
E.
Richburg, Opp, Ala.
Joined
tober
Company
1918.
.April
18.
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
7.
1st
Class from Private July

1,
1918.
Appointed Corporal Oc1918.
Captured by enemy October

8,
Re-
joined
Company January Company July

1,
1919. 1918.
Hugh Campbell,
Lower
Citv. Ohio.
Joined
22,
.Appointed
in
Corporal

15,
1918.
Gassed
action October
S.
1918, near
Sommerance,
Transferred to
0. S. Hos17.
pital
same
date.

14.
1918.
Michael
J.
Murphy,
St.,
I.
Joined
Company November
Private October
1,
1917.
Appointed Corin
24 McAllister
poral from
1918.
Wounded
action
Newport, R.
October
14.
1918. by shrapnel near
Sommerance.
Trans-
same
date.
Edward N. Johnson,
785 N. Seminary
St.
Joined
Class
Company
April
7,
1,
1918.
1918.
from Private July
Galesburg,
July 20, 1918.
Wounded
same
April
in
action
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal October 7, 1918, by

Transferred
shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.

date.
7,
Albert Martinson.
Joined
gust
Company

1,
1,
1918.
Killed in
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal Auaction October 7, 1918, by shrap1918.

1918.
nel on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
LoY
C.
Shebat, Wabasha, Minn.
Joined
1918.
Company
April
7,
7, 1918.
Transferred to
Hospital
S.
0. S.
Hospital October
21,
1918.

S.
January
1,
6,
1918.
Appointed Corporal from Private July
1918.
Jack Siegel.
Joined
tober
Company November
1,
11,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private August

7,
1918.
Killed in action Oc-
1918, by shrapnel on
HiU 223 near Chatel Chehery.

1918.
Burt West,
R. F. D. No. 2, Cairo, Ga.
Joined
Company
April
18,
Appointed Corporal
from Private July 1, 1918. Transferred to S. 0. S. HosRejoined Company January 12, pital October 1, 1918.
1919.
A. P.
Woody,
Acworth, Ga.
Joined
Company April
1,
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
7,
from Private July
1918.
1918, by shrapnel near
La
Forge.
Frank Witek,
131 Playter
St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Appointed Corporal Joined Company June 24, 1918. from Private October 1, 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company of Regiment January 17, 1919.
Joined
William Workman,
Company November
December
15,
1917. 1917.
Appointed Cor-
New Hope,
Pa.
poral from Private

vate June 24, 1918.
15,
Reduced
to
Pri-
x\ppointed Corporal from Private Au-
gust 10. 1918.

14,
Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital October
1918.
Frank Panepinto,
98 7th
St.,
Joined
vate July
Company November
December
1,
13, 15,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private

1918.
1917.
Reduced
1,
to
Pri-
Buffalo, N. Y.
Appointed Corporal October

13, 1917. 15,
1918.
Edward Keller,
884 Jefferson Joseph McCulley,
Rt.
St.,
Joined
1st
Company November
from
Private
Class
December
Appointed Private Appointed 1917.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
No.
1,

J.
Company November 15, 1917. March 15,
1918.
Appointed PriAppointed
Atco, N.
Rudolph
F.
S.
Berta, Wilmington,
Joined
111.
Company
April
7,
1,
1918.
1918.
Class from Private July cember 15, 1918.
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal De-
Charles A. Carlson,
Joined
Company November
11,
1917.
vate 1st Class from Private July 14, 1918.
Wounded October
Appointed PriAppointed Cor8. 1918. by

Rejoined Com-
shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
pany December
1,
1918.
E. F.
191
17.
Desmond
E.
Cherry,
St.,
I.
Joined
poral
Company November
15, 1918.
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
690 Prospect
Appointed Cor-
Pawtucket, R.
November
John
C. Crowley, No. 6 Ripley Road,
Joined
Company November
November
14, 15,
1917. 1918.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private
Dorchester, Mass.
John 0. Fretheim, Rt. No. 5, Box
Joined
67,
from
1918,
Private
Decorah, Iowa.
Company April 11, 1918. Appointed Corporal February 15, 1918. Wounded October 7, by shrapnel in action on Hill 223 near Chatel
Transferred
to S.
Chehery.
joined
O. S. Hospital same date.

18, 1918.
Re-
Company December
Martin
L.
Hope,
St.,
Joined
tober
Company March
15,
26,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
in action
110 W. LaFrance

7,
1919.
Wounded
same
Oc-
Elmira, N. Y.
1918, by shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.

to
Transferred
S.
O.
1,
S.
Hospital
date.
Rejoined
Company December
1918.
Patrick F. Gallagher, 2818 Bridge Ave.,

Cleveland, Ohio.
Company July 20. 1918. from Private November 15, 1918.

Joined
Appointed
Corporal
John
C. Scofield, Rt. B,
Opp, Ala.
Joined Company April 18, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private February 15, 1919. Wounded in action by machine gun bullet October 15, 1918, near Sommerance. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital same date. Rejoined Company January 5, 1919. Joined
Hugo
H. Seeholzer,
Kelly's Island, Ohio.
Company
15, 1919.
July 22, 1918.

1,
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private December
1918.
Appointed Corporal
February
Stanley J. Wojniar, 4634 Bermuda St.,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
23,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
15,
1918.
Ben Zimmerman, 257 Munroe
Joined
St.,
Company November
February
15,
9,
1917.
1,
Appointed
1918.
to S.
Pri-
December
Appointed
0.
S.
New
York, N. Y.
Corporal
Hospital
1919. 1918.
Transferred
October 24,
Rejoined
Company Novem-
ber 11, 1918.
Harry
A. Trusch,
Joined
1st
Company November
from
Private
8,
1917.
15,
Appointed Private
1917.
242
S.
2nd
St.,
Class
December
Appointed
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Corporal November 15, 1918. Sick in Hospital from October 1, 1918, to October 23, 1918.
Steve L. Gonzales, 520 Harrison St., San Jose,
Joined
Company
as Corporal
November
1,
1918.
Cal.
Joined
Clyde Mabry.
Verona, Miss.
Company
as Corporal
November
9,
1918.
Clarence H. Siple, 268 Edison St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Joined
Company
as Corporal
November
1,
1918.
George M. Sullivan,
Jordan, Mont.
Joined
Company
as Corporal
November
1,
1918.
Clifford
L.
Wilson,
Glendale, Ore.
Joined
Company
as Corporal
November
1.
1918.
Victor
E. Wilson. 1603 W. 9th St., Munice, Ind.
Joined
Company
as Corporal
November
9,
1918.
Hubert H. Hartson,
447 White Ave., Grand Junction, Gal,
Joined
Company
as Corporal
January
12,
1919.
James H. Quinn, McRory, Ark.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
poral from
Private February 15, 1919.

8.
CuEN Sullivan,
Armstrong's Springs, Ark.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
Cooks
Charles
E. Daniel,
Joined
Company October
1.
19.
1917.
Appointed
to Private
Cook
from
Gratz,
Dauphin
Co.. Pa.
15. 1917.
Reduced
Cook June
1,
1918.
Appointed Cook from Private July
1918.
Emil W. Hecker. Herron Lake, Minn.
Joined
Company
1,
April
7,
1918.
Appointed Cook from
Private June
1918.
Thomas
0. Lovik, Forest City, Iowa.
Joined
Company
1,
April
7.
1918.
Appointed Cook from
Private June
1918.
11,
James A. Morris.
R. F. D. No. 30,
Joined
Company November
Appointed Cook July
1918.
Appointed Cook
to Private

1,
15, 1918.
1,
Reduced
1918.
June
Stamford, Conn.
1918.
Harry
A.
McCoy.
Joined
ferred to
Company as Cook November 9. 1918. TransCompany "F" of Regiment January 16, 1919.
Mechanics
G.
Thomas Stevens.
Joined
Company October
1.
29. 1918.
Appointed Mechanic
31 Langford Park Place, St. Paul, Minn.
1918.
Charles W. Turner,
Southold, N. Y.
Joined
vate June
Company November
December
13,
1.
1917.
1917.
Appointed
CorPri-
poral from Private

1918.
S.
15,
Reduced
to
Appointed Mechanic June

21, 1918.
13.
1918.
Transferred to
joined
O. S. Hospital October 14. 1918.
Re-
Company December
Fred
J.
Wolcott.
Westdale, N. Y.
Joined
vate
Company November
13,
1917.
1.
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
1st Class from Private Mechanic December 1. 1918.
June
Appoinled
'ALTON B. Young,
Patton, Ala.
Joined
Company
as
Mechanic November
9,
1918.
E. F.
Buglers
Alex
Cresiski, 3325 Pittson Ave.,
Company October 21, 1917. Appointed Bugler from Private February 1, 1918. Transferred to HeadquarJoined
ters
Minooka, Pa.
Company
of
Regiment January
15, 1919.
Anthony
DiSilvestro, 1877 Second Ave., New York, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
June
1918.
1.
Company October 28, 1917. Appointed Private from Private March 15, 1918. Appointed Bugler 1918. Gassed in action at Norroy September 14,
to S.
Transferred
0. S. Hospital
same
date.

William A. Abel,
McGregor, Tex.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Joseph Ackerman,
5 Hill St., Archibald, Pa.
Joined
Company October
30,
1918.
Arthur
L.
Adams,
Smithville, Tenn.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Nicholas Alberti, 3840 Monroe St.,
Joined
Company November
8,
1917.
1,
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
November
New
Herbert
York, N. Y.
Joined
E. Allender, 6912 Creiger Ave.,
Company February
14,
1919.
Chicago,
111.
Casimo Alessi, 920 Bedford Ave.,

Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
30,
1918.
James P. Alexander, 280 State St.,

Nanticoke, Pa.
Joined
Company October
30,
1918.
Achille Allevi, 214 21st St.,

Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
William
J.
Amburn,
Drenn, Va.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Earle
L.
Ames,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
1041 Prescott Ave.,
Albert
E.
Anderson,
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Fayetteville, Tenn.
George W. Andrews,
Route No. 3, Genoa,
111.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
John Angelo.
Joined
Company October
7,
22,
1917.
Killed
in
action
October
1918, by high explosive shell on Hill 223 near
Chatel Chehery.
Anton Ankenski,
Wilberton, Okla.
Joined
Company January
14.
1919.
James W. Anthony,
Skimerton, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private
December
1,
1918. 1917.
1,
John Antonacci,
Breslin Hotel, 29 Broadway,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
28,
Appointed Private
1918.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Price Arnold, Etowah, Ark.
Company October
30,
1918.
Samuel
S. Arrison, Jr., 635 Center St.,
Joined
vate
J.
Company November
Class from
rifle
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Trenton, N.
March 15, 1918. Wounded arm on October 14. 1918. at Sommerance. Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same date. Rejoined Company December 26, 1918.
1st
Private
in
action by
bullet in
Martin A. Bangs,
Klenenville, Wis.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
John
R. Barnes,
Joined
Company October
30,
1918.
New
England, Pa.
Joined Company October 9, 1917. Appointed Cook from December 15, 1917. Reduced to Private from Cook June 21, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Qass December 1, 1918.
Private
Paul D. Barnett,
Wernersville, Pa.
Ernest
T.
Barrett,
Joined
Company
as Private 1st Class
December
31. 1918.
Westminster, Mass.
William
F.
Bedow,
Chicago, ni.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
1654 Hollwood Ave.,
WiLLUM
H. Bennett, Jr., 1126 Eleanor St., Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
Class
Company
April 18, 1918.

1,
Appointed Private
Slightly
1,
1st
from Private July
1918.
wounded by
Transferred
shrapnel at Rambucourt on August

to S.
1918.

1,
Rejoined Company SepS.
tember
1918.
Transferred
to
14, 1918.
KiRAEFISO BeNTALO, 105 Dante Place,

Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
action
Company November
13,
1917.
Appointed
Priin
Wounded
near La Forge October
7,
1918.
Transferred to
S. 0. S. Hospital
October
7,
1918.
cember
4,
1918.
Clayton H. Bixler, 295 Hawley St.,

Lockport, N. Y.
Joined
Company June
24,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October 14, 1918, by shrapnel near Sommerance.

Trans-
same
date.
Paolo Bonarrigo, Box 111,

Rural Valley, Pa.
Joined
Company December
31,
1918.
Thurman H. Bowles,
Callaway, Va.
Transferred Joined Company October 30, 1918. Replacement Depot February 23, 1919.
to
1st
E. F.
Wilfred H. Boyer,
Frenerton, Pa.
Joined
Company October
30,
1918.
John Boyle, 1234 W. Canon

Sol M. Brantley,
Joined
St.,
Company
April
7,
1918.
Deserted
at
Pende,
France, June 25, 1918.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Transferred to
16,
Britii
Tennille, Ga.
Hospital at Liverpool, England,
May
1918.
George Braseno,
68 Jersey
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
December
1,
17, 1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Ansonia, Conn.
LuiGi Broccoli, 349 E. 113th St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
8,
1917.
1.
Appointed Private

S.
1918.
Wounded
date.
Sep-
tember
18,
1918, by shrapnel in action at Pont-a-Mousson.
Transferred to
0.
S.
Hospital
1918.
same
Rejoined
Company November
Julius Brody,
Joined
St.,
19,
Company June
2,
24, 1918.
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
483 Main
Hospital October
1918.
Ansonia, Conn.
Leon Brown,
R. F. D. No. 3, Greene, N. Y.
Joined
Company March
Private July
26, 1918.
1,
Appointed Private
Transferred
to
1st
Class from
1918. 1918.

S.

Hospital same date.
9,
0. S.
Thomas
R. Burk, 919 N. Front
Joined
St.,
Company
1918,
July 22, 1918.
Wounded
in action Oc-
tober
14,
Fremont, Ohio.
ferred to S. O, S. Hospital
Transby shrapnel near Sommerance. same date. Rejoined Company
January
2,
1919.
Walter
F.
Burkhalter,
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Missing in action Oc-
606 Penn. Ave.. Oakmont, Pa.
tober 8, 1918, near Chatel Chehery.
Albert A. Burns,
Dyer, Tenn.
Joined
Company
15, 1918,
S.
April
18,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
Transferred to
by machine gim buUet near Sommerance. Rejoined 0. S. Hospital same date.

26, 1918. 20,
Company December
Samuel D. Burns,
White, Ga.
Joined
Company December
by shrapnel
S.
to
1917.
Wounded
date.
Sep-
tember
18, 1918,
in action at Pont-a-Mousson.
Transferred
O.
S.
Hospital
same
Rejoined
Company December
26, 1918.
8.
Morris Butensky, 74 Borum St.,
Joined
1st
Company November
1917,
1,
.Appointed Private
Class from Private
November
1918,
New
Peter
York, N. Y.
Joined
P. Butkoski, 56 Newport St., Glen Lyon, Pa.

J. Camenisch, 14 Noset St.,
Company October
30, 1918,
Frank
Joined
Company June
7.
24, 1918.
Wounded
in action by
shrapnel October
1918, on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
Boston. Mass.
Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital same date.
196

Joined
23,
Pantaleo Cammakano, Box 12,

Elk Co., Pa.
Company October
by
high
S.
22,
1917.
shell
Wounded October
near
1918,
explosive
S.
Sommerance.
Rejoined
Transferred to
0.
Hospital
same
date.
Company December
18,
1918.
Francesco Cardella, 3129 W. 116th St.,

Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company
7,
July 22, 1918.
Captured by the enemy

Rejoined Company
October
1918, at Chatel
31, 1918.
Chehery.
December
Joined
Antonio Carnicelli,
53 Fairfield
St.,
Company October
31, 1918.
Revere, Mass.
CosiMO Caroscio, West Park, Ohio.
Joined
tober
7,
Company
S.
July 22, 1918.

Hospital
Wounded
same
in action Oc-
Transferred to
O.
S.
date.
Rejoined
Company December
15,
1918.
8,
Michael Carretta,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
1917.
1.
Appointed Private
1918.
Victor T. Carroll, 2165 E. 73rd St.,

Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 22. 1918.

5,
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
Hospital September
1918.
Kay
J.
Carter, Buda, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
John
C. Casey,
Joined
Company December
31,
1918.
Madrid, N. Y.
Joseph F. Cazey, 6934 Cornell Ave.,

Chicago, HI.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Sam Cherniak,
42 Hicks
St.,
Joined
Company March
5,
21,
1918.
Captured
Metz.
by the
enemy September
1918, at outpost near Pont-a-Mousson.

at
Meriden, Conn.
Basilio Chianelli, 303 East 110th St., New York, N. Y.
Later reported as being in Hospital
Joined
14, 1918,
Company November
by
rifle
11, 1917.
Wounded October
Trans-
bullet in action near
Sommerance.
in
same
for
date.
Rejoined Company
action
December
General
26,
1918.
Cited
1,
gallantry
per
of
Orders
13, 1919.
No.
Headquarters
82nd
Division
January
Alfred
J.
Christenson,
Joined
Company
of
April
7,
1918.
1,
Transferred
to
Supply
Paynesville, Minn.
Company
Joined
Regiment July
1918.
8,
Eltsha Christopher,
Clovis, N.
Company November
1918.
Mex.
Joined
Walter
Cickozi,
Company June
24,
1918.
1,
48 Slocum St., Norwalk, Conn.
Class from Private
December
1918.
Joseph D. Clay,
55 Darvall
St..
Joined
Company
14,
April 17,
14, 1918.
1918.
Gassed
to
in
S.
action at
Norroy September
nital
Transferred
0. S. Hos-
Long
Island, N. Y.
September
1918.
F.
197
William H. Cobb. bpp, Ala.

Jesse 0. Collins,
Joined
Company
April 18. 1918.
Joined
flicted
Company April
18,
1918.
Accidental
self-in-
McBean, Ga.
wound September 2, 1918, ngar Pont-a-Mousson. Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same date.

Joined
Walter
J.
Cook,
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
R. F. D. No. 3, Batavia, N. Y.
Class from Private
December
1,
1918.
Michael Cooper,
Pleasant
St.,
Joined
Company
April
23,
1918.
23, 1919.
Transferred
to
1st
Millis, Mass.
John Daka,
260 Amlierst
St.,
Joined
tion
Company November
to
13,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
by shrapnel October
S.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Transferred
7, 1918, near Chatel O. S. Hospital same date.
Chehery.
LuiGi Damato, 200 Prospect St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company June
24, 1918.
Emmett
Charles
B.
Darby,
Owassa, Ala.
Joined
Hospital
Company
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
May
19, 1918.
F.
Davenport,
J.
Joined
Company December
31,
1918.
R. F. D. No. 12, Groton, N.
William R. Davis,
111 Liberty St., Savannah, Ga.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Transferred to 1st
23,
1919.
NiCKOLAS DeGeorge, 1816 Wabansia Ave.,

Chicago,
111.
Joined
1st
Company November
8,
1918.
25, 1919.
Transferred
Jesse H. Derby, Marnia, Iowa.
Joined
Company December
31.
1918.
Joseph A. Dinan, 1563 Townsend Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Antonio DiSavino,
117 Mulberry St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
25,
1918.
Severely
wounded
October 25, 1918, by high explosive shell in action near Sommerance. Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same date.
Joined
William H. Doering.
Company November
November
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
S. 0. S. Hospital
16, 1918.
Ulysses C. Dorch,
Martin, Tenn.
Joined
Company January
14.
1919.
Thomas. H. Doyle, 28 Russell St.,

Ashtabula, Ohio.
Joined
Company
S.
July 22,
1918.
Severely
at
wounded by
shrapnel September 18, 1918, in action
Pont-a-Mousson.
Transferred to
Antoni Drobnis, 905 Bank
Joined
St.,
Company June
24,
1918.
Waterbury, Conn.
Michael Dudek, 65 Lombard
Joined
St.,
Company November
S.
15,
1917.
Wounded
date.
Octo-
ber
7,
Buffalo,
N; Y.
Transferred to
0.
S.
Hospital
same
Rejoined
Company November
21. 1918.
6,
James A. Dunn,
Beacon, N. Y.
Joined
Class.
Company December
1918,
as
Private
1st
William A. Emmons, 258 Henrv St., South Amboy, N.
Joined
ber
J.
Company June
24, 1918.
Gassed
in action Octoto S.
9, 1918,
near Chatel Chehery.
Transferred
0. S.
Hospital same date.
Robert H. Ennis,
43 Robinson
St.,
Joined
Company November
14.
1917.
Transferred
to
Divisional Military Police
December
28, 1918.
Dorchester, Mass.
Jacob J. Ensminger, Woodbridge Ave., Chrome, N.
Joined
Company June
7,
24,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
J.
1918,
by shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel
Chehery.
Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital same date.
Howard
William
Julian
P. Evans,
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Woodbine, Iowa.
J.
Evitts, Dover, Tenn.
Joined
Hospital
Company
April 18, 1918.

1918.
9,
Transferred
to S.
O. S.
May
16,
J.
Fardal,
Stanhope, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
1918.
William
P. Finch,
Joined
explosive
Company
shell
April
7.
18,
1918.
in
Wounded by high
action
S.
Piedmont, Ala.
October
1918,
on Hill 223
S.
Transferred to
0.
Hospital
same
date.
Joseph Fisher,
Dyerville, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
7,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private
December
April
7,
1918.
Henry
L.
Flessenkemper,
Joined
Company
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Fort Madison, Iowa.
Class from Private
December
1918.
Ralph D. Flynt,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
Company
of
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
to
Supply
Company
Regiment June
26, 1918.
Sharon, Ga.
Thomas Fox,
Germania
St.,
Joined
Company June
24, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Amor
Fussner.
Joined
ber
7,
Company Company
July 22, 1918.
Killed in action Octo-
La Forge.
Appointed Private
1st
Herman
F.
Galbrecht,
Frazee, Minn.
Joined
April 11, 1918.
Class from Private
December
1, 1918.
Alex Galcec,
617 Cherry
St.,
Joined
poral from Private

J.
Company November March 15.

15. 1918.
15,
1917.
Appointed Corto
1918.
Reduced
Private
Trenton, N.
November
E. F.
Peter A. Gavras, 803 Grand Ave.,

Milwaukee, Wis.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
ViTO Genova.
Joined
quarters
Company April 18, 1918. Transferred Company of Regiment May 29, 1918.
to
Head-
William Gerard, 247 Mesrole
Joined
St.,
Company October
1,
31,
1917.
Appointed
to
Cook
from Private March

1,
1918.
Reduced
Private June
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1918.
Transferred to Quartermaster Corps December
4,
1918.
Frank W. Geske,
Holder,
III.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
EuTROPE Gill,
39 Church St., Amesburg, Mass.
Joined
Company December
31, 1918.
William Ginty,
Barkhamstead, Conn.
Joined
1st Class
Company March
26,
1918.
1,
Appointed
Private
1918.
Robert
E. Gise,
East Berlin, Pa.
Joined Company October 19, 1917. Quartermaster Corps December 4, 1918.

Joined
Transferred
to
John Glaub,
778 Troy St., Dayton, Ohio.
Company
July 22, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private
December
1,
1918.
Charles
E. Gleason, 1733 Garden Ave.,
Joined
Company July
22, 1918.
Wounded
in action Oc-
tober 16, 1918. by shrapnel near Sommerance.

to S.
Transferred
Lorain, Ohio.
David Goldberger, 1838 Madison Ave.,
Joined
vate
1st
Class from Private

7,
Company November 1, 1917. March 15,

1918. by shrapnel in action at
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
Wounded
Trans-
New
York, N. Y.
October
La Forge.
same
31,
date.
Louis Gottlieb.
91 Cook St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1917.
Served on Special
3.
Duty with Quartermaster Corps from July cember 15, 1918.

Joined Company March Sommerance October 12, Hospital same date.
26, 1918.
1918, to De-
Vincenzo Grasso,
130 34th
St.,
Gassed
in action
near
0.
S.
1918.
Transferred to S.
Rome, N. Y.
James R. Gray,
Rockville, Tenn.
Joined
Hospital
Company
April 18, 1918.
May
16, 1918. 26,
Edward
J.
Groome,
Joined
Company March
7.
1918.
P.6
Chapin St., Binghamton, N. Y.
enemy October
1918,
in
action
Captured by the near Chatel Chehery.

Joined
12, 1919.
Cody
C. Guinn,
Company
April 18, 1918.

1918.
Transferred
to S.
O. S.
Rembert, Ala.
Hospital October
3,
Edward Hanson,
Weyerhauser, Wis.
Joined
1918.
Company
April
1,
7,
1918.
Hospital October
17.
1918.
to
Transferred
1st
Rejoined Company November Replacement Depot Feb-
ruary 23, 1919.
200

Joined
Jamon H. Harrington, Main St., Mohawk, N. Y.

James W. Harry,
R. F. D. No.
5,
Company
April 23, 1918.

1,
Appointed Private
1st
1918.
Joined
flicted
Company April wound September
18,
1918.
Accidental
self-in-
14,
1918,
near Norroy.
Trans-
Wadley, Ala.
Ellia G. Hayslip, Summit, Ga.
same
date.
Joined Company April 18, 1918. Repair Unit August 29, 1918.
Joined
1st
Transferred
to
Motor
William
P. Herbert, 23 E. 83rd St., New York, N. Y.
Class
Company November 8, from Private March

September
to
1917.
15,
Appointed Private
1918.
Wounded by
near
Pont-adate.
shrapnel
18,
1918,
in
S.
action
Mousson. Returned
Hospital
same
Company December
21, 1918.
Ray Hinchliffe,
143 Keeler Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private
December
1918.
Henry Holmberg,
Star Route 2,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
25,
1917.
15,
Appointed Private
1917.
Green, N. Y.
Harold H. Hoyt,
Bethlehem, Conn.
Joined
1st
Company March
26,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Class from Private
December
20,
Butler Hughes,
Statenville, Ga.
Joined
Company December
June
1918. 1918.
1918.
1,
1917.
Appointed Cook
to
from
vate
Private
1,
1918.
Reduced
Private
from
Cook July
July
Appointed Private
Transferred
to S.
1.
from PriGassed in action near Sommerance

1st Class
October
date.
15,
0. S. Hospital same
15,
1918.
James A. Hutt, 258 Resencrest, Needham, Mass.
Joined
Company December
31,
1918.
Gaetano Inzirello,
133 Columbia St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company March
26. 1918.
Wladyslaw Janowski,
4602 Washington
St.,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Chiago, ni.
KONSTANT JaRKA, 610 West Kig
Joined
St.,

J.
Company November 15, March

October
1917.
15, 1918.
Newark, N.
13, 1918.
Daniel Jur.\sheizy.
Joined Company October 22, 1917. Wounded in action by shrapnel October 22, 1918, near Sommerance. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital October 22, 1918. Joined
1st Class
Joseph Kanapka, 820 Bank St.,

Waterbury, Co
Company March
26,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
E. F.
201
1918.
William Kiegans.
Joined
Company January
23.
Appointed Private
1st Class from Private Marcli 15, 1918. Killed in action by high explosive shell on October 23, 1918, near Som-
merance.
Warren
J.
Kent, Lake Park, Ga.
Joined
vate
1st
Company December
Pont-a-Mousson
15, 1918.
20,
1917.
Appointed
Priin
Class from Private July 14, 1918.
Wounded
action
at
ferred to S. 0. S.
September 18, 1918. TransHospital same date. Rejoined Company
December
Samuel
B.
Knapp,
Linden, Iowa.
Joined
ber
7,
Company
April
7,
1918.
Charles Kosh, South Amboy, N.

95 Reeder Ave.,
Joined
J.
Company November 15, March
1917.
15, 1918.
Appointed Pri-
Charles W. Kostenbader,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Alexander Koziol, Medway, Mass.

LuKAS Krukosky,
1887 East 2nd Ave., New York, N. Y.
Joined
1918,
Company June
in
24,
1918.
Wounded October
223
near
7,
by shrapnel
action
S.
on Hill
Chatel
Chehery.
Transferred to

1,
Joined
1918,
in
Company November
8,
1917.
Gassed October
Transferred
to
8,
action near Chatel Chehery.

1918.
S.
vember
17, 1918.
Alberto Larocca,
121 Mulberry St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
tion
Company November
October
S.
8,
1917.
Wounded
near
in
ac-
by slirapnel
14.
1918,
Sommerance.
Transferred to

15,
Anton Laskiewitz,
Chrome, N.
J.
Joined
in action
Company November
by shrapnel October
Transferred
1917.
1,
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
December
7,
Wounded
1918. on Hill 223 near

S.
Chatel Chehery.
date.
to
O.
1,
S.
Hospital same
1918.
in
Walter Laskowski,
311 Sweet Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company June
7,
24,
1918.
Wounded
Hill
action
October
Chehery.
1918,
by shrapnel on
223 near
Chatel
Stanley Lawski,
42 Dester
St.,
Joined
tion
Company November
7,
13,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
1918, by shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel

S.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Chehery.
joined
Transferred to

26, 1918.
14,
Re-
Company December
James Leavitt.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918,
1917.
Killed in action
October
by shrapnel near Sommerance.

28. 1917.
Tony M. Leonardo,
341 36th
Street,
Joined
Company October
Transferred to Sup-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
ply Company of Regiment December 15. 1918. Special Duty with Supply Company of Regiment from June 13, 1918, to December 15, 1918.
Joseph Levinsky, 242 South 2nd
Joined
St.,
Company June
24,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private
December
1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
William
L. Lewis,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Fulton, Ky.
Charles
R. Logan, 1063 Ambrose Ave.,

E. Liverpool, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.

1918.
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
Hospital October
1,
Willie A. Lord.
Transferred
to
1st
23, 1919.
Joseph Lucariello, 307 44th St., & 7th Ave.,
Joined
Company March
7,
26,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
Chehery.
1918,
by shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel

to S.
New
York, N. Y.
Transferred

29,
Claud McCarthy,
Pike Creek, Texas.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Henry
C.
McCormack,
Sledge, Miss.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
James T. McCormick.
Joined Company April 18, 1918. Killed in action September 18, 1918, by shrapnel at Pont-a-Mousson. Joined Company October 29, 1918. Transferred Replacement Depot February 23, 1919.
Joined
to
1st
Francis V. McDermott,
Bernard, Iowa.
Thomas
J.
McDonald,
\
a.
Company October
29, 1918.
Powder Springs,
Frank H. McGee, 380 Sumner St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
July 22. 1918.

2,
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
Hospital September
1918.
Arthur
A.
McGraw,
Joined
Company March
September
to S.
26,
18,
1918.
Wounded
in
in
action
44 Fairfield Ave., Danburg, Conn.
by
shrapnel
1918,
Pont-a-Mousson.
Transferred
Joined

9,
Willie W. McGraw,
Gillette,
Company November
1918.
Ark.
Joined
Sam H. McKinnon,
Wells, Texas.
Company October
29.
1918.
Joseph McPherson, Holding Ford, Minn.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Charlie McWilliams,
Marietta, Ga.
Joined
Company October
29. 1918.
John
E.
Maffett,
Cynthiana, Ky.
Joined
Company October
29. 1918.
Frank Mangold.
Bellflower,
111.
Joined
Company
February
14. 1919.
Louis Martell.
S.
Joined
0. S. Hospital
Company November November 18,
8.
1918.
Transferred
to
1918.
JOHNiE Martin,
Pollik, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
E. F.
203
Thomas
A. Martin,
1,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Route No.
Casters, Ga.
Lee Mason,
Route F,
Andalusia, Ala.
Joined
flicted
Company April wound in wrist at

to S.
18,
1918.
Accidental
self-in1,
Jezainville
September
1918.
Transferred

Private
S.
Abraham May,
Joined
1st
Class
Company November 8, 1917. Appointed March 15. 1918. Transferred to S. O.

19, 1918. 24, 1918.
Hos-
pital
May
James R. May,
R. F. D. No. 1, Lens, Ga.
Joined
Hospital
18, 1919.
Company June
August
20,
Transferred
to S.
O. S.
1918.
Rejoined
Company January
Gabriel Mazzi, R. F. D. No. 184,

Springfield, Mass.
Joined
Company March
7,
26,
1918.
Wounded
in action
October
Chehery.
joined
1918,
by shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel S. Hospital same date. Re18.
Company December
Company
1.
1918.
Harry
L.
Meadows,
St.,
Joined
April
7.
1918.
to
Appointed Cook from

Private July
1, 1,
245 Burrett
Private June
1918.
1st
Reduced
Class
5,
1918.
Burlington, Iowa.
Appointed
to
Private
July
1918.
Transferred
S. O.
S.
Hospital September
1918.
Fred
J.
Merck,
Millersburg, Iowa.
Joined
tober
Company
April
7,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st

7,
1,
1918.
Wounded
in Action Oc-
1918;
by shrapnel on
S.
Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
Transferred to

28,
Frank
J.
Michalek,
Joined
Company March
7.
1918.
Wounded
in
action
66 Starr Ave., Binghamton, N. Y.
by shrapnel October Chehery. Transferred

Joined
191P,
on
Hill
223 near
Chatel
to S.

14.
Milton
L.
Mitchell,
I.
Company November
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Block Island, R.
March 15, 1918. Severely wounded by machine gun bullet in action near Sommerance on October
vate 1st Class
14,
1918.
Later reported
as
having died from wounds.

1,
Cited for gallantry in action per General Orders No. Headquarters 82nd Division January 13, 1919.
Silvestro Mock.
Joined
vision
Company November
9,
1918.
Transferred
15,
to
Di-
Military Police Service
December
1918.
Lonnie D. Moore,
Burlington, Ark.
Joined
Company
as Private 1st Class February 14. 1919.
Robert W. Moore,
Route A,
Andalusia, Ala.
Joined
Hospital
26, 1919.
Company April
August
23,
18, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
O. S.
1918.
Rejoined
Company January
Harry
D.
Mount,
Danville,
111.
Joined
Company
as Private 1st Class February 14, 1919.
933 N. Boran Ave.,
Edward Moynihan,
315 Elm St., Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
Company
December
13, 1918.
204
James
J.
Munro,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
60 Erie St., Cambridge, Mass.
Ernest Munroe,
Millerville, Ala.
Joined
Company
Harry Murphy,
605
S.
Joined
St.,
J.
Company November
Transferred to
15,
1917.
to
Appointed MePrivate October

6,
4th
chanic December 15, 1917.

1,
Reduced
Camden, N.
1918.
S. 0. S.
Hospital October
1917.
1918.
Richard
F.
Myers,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
1,
21,
Appointed Private
37 Gilbert St., Carbondale, Pa.
1918.
Tony Nacamos,
26 Commercial Ave.,
Joined
1st Class
J.
Company November
December
1,
15, 1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
New
Brunswick, N.
William Nervitt,
1656 E. 118th
St.,
Joined
1918,
Company July
in
22,
1918.
by shrapnel
action
S.
on
Wounded October 7, HiU 223 near Chatel
Cleveland, Ohio.
Chehery.
Transferred to
Fred
Newkirk, 2024 E. 83rd

C.
Joined
St.,
Company
1,
July 22, 1918.

1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
December
Cleveland, Ohio.
Grover
L.
Newton,
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
R. F. D. No. 1, Enid, Miss.
Kenney Nichols,
Sherman, Miss.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Joseph Nisik. 430 Curtis
Joined
St.,
Company June
1,
24, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class
December
1918.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Otto W. Niskanen,
68 Cherry
St.,
Joined
Company July
22, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
Ashtabula, Ohio.
Chester
E. C.
Nowell,
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Flattsburg, Miss.
Joseph O'Connor, North St.,

c/o
Joined
Company March
September
26, 1918.
Transferred
to
S.
O.
S. Hospital
10, 1918.
W. A. Evans,
Greenwich, Conn.
Harry
John
E.
Odom,
Sanford, Miss.
Joined
Company
J. O'Keefe, 9216 Cannon Ave.,
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Wounded
in action
by
shrapnel at Pont-a-Mousson September 18, 1918.

Trans-
Cleveland, Ohio.
same
date.
Alex Osiper, Box
Joined
Company June
24, 1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
647,
J.
Class from Private
December
1918.
South River, N.
F.
Peter Oster,
5314
S. Laflin St.,
Joined
Company
Chicago,
111.
Robert
F.
Ottensmeyer, Warrenton, Mo.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Transferred to 1st

Joined
23, 1919.
David B. Owen,
Shubuta, Miss.
Company
William Paget,
125 Magnolia
St.,
Joined
Company
Detroit, Mich.
Claude
J. Penner, 1157 Garden Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Transferred
27, 1918.
to
Head-
quarters Troop, 82nd Division,
May
Joseph Penza,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined
Company October
7,
20,
1917.
Killed
shell
in
action
October
Chehery.
1918,
by
high
explosive
near
Chatel
George
0. Peterson,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Poplar
St.,
New
Milford, Conn.
Joined
Gregors Peterson.
Company March
7,
action October
1918,
Severely wounded in 26, 1918. by shrapnel near La Forge. Transsame date.

21, 1917.
Andrew Petrilak.
Jefferson
St.,
Joined
Company October
5,
Wounded
in
action
September
Transferred
1918,
S.
by
rifle
bullet
near Pont-a-Mousson.
Simpson, Pa.
to
Stanislaw Pilawski, 777 Jersey Ave.,

Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Szepan Piotros, 33 Darby
Joined
St.,
Company November
13,
1917.
1,
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
December
Dunkirk, N. Y.
Willie Piotter,
Elmore, Minn.
Joined
Company
April 17, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.

21, 1918.
Angelo Pitrozella,
216 Chaeystic
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
1918,
11, 1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Wounded
date.
Octo-
New
York, N. Y.
ber
14,
by shrapnel
S.
in
action
near Sommerance.
Hospital
same
Rejoined
Company November
19, 1918.
Elmer
I.
Plessinger.
Joined
ber
7,
Company June
24, 1918.
Hancock, Md.
1918,
by shrapnel on
Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
Leon A. Poellnitz.
Renibert, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.

1918.
Hospital October
8,
206

Joined
Amelio Poveronio,
208 Chestnut St., Dunmore, Pa.
Company
18,
to S.
July
30,
1918.
Wounded
at
in
action
September
Transferred
1918,
by
S.
shrapnel
Hospital
Pont-a-Mousson.
date.
0.
5,
same
Rejoined
Company January
1919.
8,
John
L. Pozzi,
Victoria, Texas.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Michael Purono, 183 Dean St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1918,
Company June
24, 1918.
Wounded October
13.
0.
S.
Transferred to S. by shrapnel near Sommerance. Rejoined Company DecemHospital same date.
ber 15, 1918.
William
R. Ramsey, Clarkesville, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
William Ratliff,
Dike, Texas
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Wilbert Reever.
34 East 8th Ave., North York, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
15,
19,
1917.
Appointed Private
Severely
from Private March

1918.
16, 1918.
wounded
by shrapnel near Sommerance. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital same date. Later reported as having died from wounds.
October
Joined
Alex Renciewicz,
254 Cedar St., New Haven, Conn.
Company November
13, 1917.
Transferred
to
S.
0. S. Hospital October 18, 1918.
Alfred Reynolds, 519 W. 2nd St.,

Seymour, Ind.
Joined
Company
to Private
as
Mess Sergeant November
9,
1918.
Reduced
from Mess Sergeant January
21, 1919.
Ralph
Rice,
Joined
Hutching, Ga.
flicted
Company April wound September

S.
18,
1,
1918. 1918,
Accidental
self-in-
near
Pont-a-Mousson.
Transferred to

24,
Paul
D. Rodkey,
Joined
Company June
8,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
117 Spruce St., Franklinboro,
October
1918, by shrapnel near Chatel Chehery.
Trans-
same
date.
Rejoined Company
December
17. 1918.
Andor Romsaas,
Boyd, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
7,
1918.
1,
Class from Private
December
as
1918.
1st
Louis Rondeau, 330 Lowell St., Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
1918.
Company
Private
Class
December
31,
Pietro Rubertone, 156 W. 28th St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
1,
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
November
Herman
B. Ruff,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
183 Helen Ave.,
Alonzo
B. Russell,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
La Junta, Colo.
E. F.
207
1917.
15,
Daniel
P.
Ryan,
to
Joined
1st
Company October
Private
25.
Appointed Private
1917.
Nicholville, N. Y.
Class from
December
Transferred
Headquarters Company of Regiment June 27, 1918.

Joined
James
F. Ryan, 205 Moffatt
Company November
7, 1918,
8,
1917.
Wounded
in action
St.,
by shrapnel October
to S.
near La Forge.
Transferred
Brooklyn, N. Y.
0. S. Hospital
31.
same
date.
cember
1918.
Carmelo Samperisi,
535 Cork
St.,
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Maurice Sands,
200 Highland Ave.,
Salem, Mass.
Joined
shrapnel
Company
October
April 23, 1918.

7,
Severely
wounded by
1918,
in
action
S.
Chatel Chehery.
date.
Transferred to
O.
on Hill 223 near S. Hospital same
Later reported as having died of wounds.
William Sastinski,
361 Corner St., Plymouth, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
20,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
GiROLOMO ScARCELLA,
63 Skull St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
from Private July
9.
1917.
Appointed Private
14, 1918.
Frank Schidony, 14 1-2 Kenwood
Joined
Company March
26, 1918.
Ave.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Anthony
A. Schirmer, 724 Northamston St.,

Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
vate
1st
Company November
Class
13,
1917.
'15,
Appointed Pri1918.
from
Private
March
7,
Severely
wounded by shrapnel October

Forge.
1918,
in
action near
La
Transferred
to S.

31, 1917.
Richard Schmid, 588 East 7th
Joined
St.,
Company October
December
1918, to 1918.
1,
Appointed Corporal
from
Private
15,
15,
1917.
at
Reduced
to
Private
Brooklyn, N. Y.
March
Special
duty
Quartermaster
Corps
from July
December
25.
1.
22, 1918.
Adrian M. Scott,
19th
St.,
Joined
1st
Company October
8.
1917.
Appointed Private Gassed

Rejoined
in
Class
from Private July

1918.
1918.
action
to
Canton, N. Y.
October
S.
near
Chatel
8.
Chehery.
1918.
Transferred
0.
S.
Hospital
26, 1918.
October
Company
December
Glen W. Scott,
Edgewood, Iowa.
Joined
Hospital
Company
.\pril
7.
1918.
Transferred
to
British
May
16,
1918.
8.
Thomas
Stephen
E. Self, Rule, Texas.
Joined
Company November
1918.
J. Serocki, 226 Mortimer St.,
Joined
Company June
7.
2-1,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
to S. O.
La Forge.
Transferred
Buffalo, N. Y.
S.
Hospital same date.

to
Linton R. Sevey,
Canton, N. Y.
Transferred Company October 25, 1917. Headquarters Company of Regiment June 27, 1918.
Joined
208

Joined
Matthew ShaHAN,
921 E. Livingston Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
Company
July 22, 1918.
George Shalr,\y,
August Street, South River, Pa.
Joined
Class
Company June
15, 1917.
24,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
December
Efim Shatanets.
Joined
ber
7,
Company March
26, 1918.
1918,
by high explosive
shell
on
Hill
223 near
Chatel Chehery.
Henry
Siegel,
Joined Con
December
31,
1918.
110 W. 114th St., New York, N. Y.
John
R. Silvey,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Xenia,
III.
Charles W. Skinner,
Petty, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Nathan Sklut,
102 West 2nd St., Wilmington, Del.
O.
Joined
Company June
24,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
Rejoined
1st
Class from Private

S.
December
14,
1918.
Transferred to S.
Hospital September
20, 1918.
1918.
Company
October
John Skorka,
Red Lake
Falls,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Minn.
Joined
John
L.
Smith,
Savoy.
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
Judge W. Smith, Hickman, Ky.

Levi H. Smith, 3228 Park St., Kansas City, Mo.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
George
E. Snearly, 306 Hickory St.,
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Viroqua, Wis.
Joseph
L. Snusz,
St.,
Joined
194 Lovejoy
Company November 13, 1917. Appointed November 1. 1918.
Pri-
Buffalo, N. Y.
Stanley
J.
Snyder,
Joined
111.
Company
November
8,
1918.
Momence,
Ignacy Sokolovsky,
18 Jewelry
St.,
Joined
Company March
26.
1918.
Waterbury, Conn.
Samuel Solomon,
320 Superior
St.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Joined Company July Sommerance October 14. Hospital same date.
22.
1918.
Gassed
in
action
at
1918.
F.
209
1918.
August M. Sommerer,
R. F. D. No. 4, Jefferson City,
Joined
Company October
29.
Mo.
Joined
James W. Sorrels,
Boles, Ark.
Company November
8,
1918.
BiAGio Spagnolo,
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
648 Coney Island Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jim Spark,
Class from Private
December
1,
1918.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Waldron, Ark.
Percy
J. Spencer, 301 Cowan Ave.,
Joined
Company December
13.
1918.
Jeannette, Pa.
Joseph Spevacek.
S.
Joined
Hospital
Company October 29, 1918. November 14, 1918. Company October

29. 1918.
Transferred
to S.
O.
Vincent Stapleton,
Hausboro, N. Dak.
Joined
Val
J.
Stafford,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
Company
of
April 18, 1918.
Company
Regiment December
15, 1918.
Oakland, Tenn.
Archie
Fred
S.
Stark,
Mercer, Mo.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
L.
Stevenson,
Trenton, Mo.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Raymond Strange, R. F. D. No. 3, Box
Joined
Company
April
18.
1918.
Gassed
October
8,
685, Jacksonville, Fla.
1918. in action
Transferred to S.

24,

1st
1918.
Transferred
to
Replacement
Depot
Feb-
ruary 23, 1919.
Clarence Stratmeyer,
261 Cherry
St.,
Joined
Company June
24, 1918.
1,
Appointed Private
Ist
Class from Private
December
1918.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Paul Strauss, 136 West 112th
Joined
St.,
Company November
Class
S.
11.
1917.
1,
Appointed Pri1918.
vate
1st to

21, 1918.
9,
Trans-
New
York, N. Y.
ferred
0. S. Hospital October 18. 1918.
Rejoined
Company November
Ross Strickland,
Dixon, Miss.
Joined
Company November
1918.
John Sukus,
214 Green Ridge St., Dunmore, Pa.
Joined
Company October
21,
1917.
Daniel Sullivan,
2 School St., Maiden, Mass.
Joined
Company July
7,
22. 1918.
Captured by the enemy

Rejoined
October
1918,
near Chatel
Chehery.
Com-
pany December 31, 1918.
Vernon Sykes,
R. F. D. No. 5, Bellevue, Mich.
at
Joined
Company
S.
July
22,
1918.
Wounded
September
in
18,
action
1918.
Pont-a-Mousson by shrapnel on
Transferred to

April 18, 1918.
Solomon Tarleton,
Allen, Ala.
Joined
Company
Gassed
in
action Oc-
tober 16, 1918, near Sommerance.
Hospital same date.
Transferred to S. 0. S. Rejoined Company January 16, 1919.

13,
Tan Tarko. 60 Bridgeman
Joined
St.,
Company November
1917.
Killed in action
October 26, 1918, by shrapnel near Sommerance.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Maryan Tatarck,
765 Jersey Ave.,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company December
31, 1918.
Archie D. Taylor,
Tell, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Mina Tommaso,
125
1st St.,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Dubuque, Iowa.
Frank
J.
Troutman,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Joined
Company July
14,
22,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918. by shrapnel near
Sommerance.
Trans-
ferred to S. 0. S. Hospital October 14, 1918.
Vincent A. Tuholski,
125 Sweet Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
tion
Company November
26,
13,
1917.
Wounded
near
in ac-
October
1918,
by
shrapnel
Sommerance.
Died of wounds October

Joined
shrapnel
27, 1918.
11,
Anton Tyszkewicz,
Bartlesville, Okla
Company
October
April
7,
1918.
Killed in
action
by
1918,
on
Hill
223
near
Chatel
Chehery.
Walter Tyx,
40 Woltz Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company June
24, 1918.
Deserted at Marbache,
France, September 21, 1918.

ber 21, 1918.
Rejoined Company Decem-
Alesandro Ubertine,
Cooks
Falls, N. Y.
Joined
Company March
10.
26.
1918.
from Private August vember 15, 1918.

Joined
1918.
Appointed Corporal Reduced to Private No-
Foster H. Vaughn.
Company
April
7,
1918.
Transferred to Head27, 1918.
quarters Troop, 82nd Division,
May
1918.
Gaetano a. Villano,
24 Arthur St., New Haven, Conn.
Joined
Company March
June
15, 1918.
26,
Transferred to Brit-
ish Hospital
Napoleon Villeneve, 41 W. Fillmore Ave.,

Corona, L.
I.,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
from Private July
15, 1918.
31,
1.
1917. 1918.
Appointed Private
Gassed
in action
S.
at
N. Y.
Norroy September
pital
Hos-
same
date.
Michael Verrilli, 753 Pembrook
Joined
St.,
Company March
26,
1918.
Bridgeport, Conn.
E. F.
211
Gassed in action OctoTransferred
to S.
Herman Waitzman,
1155 N. High St., Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
Hospital
1918.
Company July
same
date.
22, 1918.
ber 14, 1918, near Sommerance.
0. S.
1,
Rejoined
Company
December
Thomas Ward,
22 Forest St., Roxburg, Mass.
Joined
Company June
5,
24,
1918.
bullet
Wounded
in
action
September
Transferred
1918,
by
rifle
near Pont-a-Mousson.
to S.
William
L.
Waters,
Buffalo, Texas.
Joined
Class
1918,
Company April 2, 1918. Appointed Private 1st from Private July 1, 1918. Wounded October 7, by shrapnel on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
to S.
Transferred

to
Walter
J.
Weeks,
Lawrenceville, N. Y.
Company October 25, 1917. Transferred Headquarters Company of Regiment June 17, 1918.
Joined
Joined
Morris Weismajv, 508 West 134th
Company June
24, 1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
St.,
Class from Private
December
1918.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
nel
John M. Welty,
Smithburg, Md.
Company October
31,
17, 1917. at
October
1918,
in
action
Wounded by shrapSommerance. Trans-
same
date.
Michael Wesolowski,
428 Sweet Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company July
28, 1918.
BOLESLAW WiENIEWSKI.
88 Broad St., Maspeth, N. Y.
Joined
tion
Company November
8,
11,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
1918,
by shrapnel near Chatel Chehery.
Transferred
Joined
to S.

15, 1917.
Pieter Wisz,
Company November
Wounded
in
ac-
Main
St.,
J.
tion
by high explosive
shell near
Sommerance October
23,
Sayreville, N.
1918.
Ernest Wood, 269 Lighthouse Road,
Joined
Company
7.
April
23.
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
to
La Forge.
Transferred
New
Leon
L.
Haven, Conn.
S.
Wood, Hannawa
Joined
Falls, N. Y.
1st Class
Company October 25, 1917. Appointed Private from Private December 1, 1918.
Company
June
April
18, 18,
Turner W. Wooten,
337 E. Scott
St.,
Joined
1918.
Transferred
to
Brit-
ish Hospital
1918.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Roman Woychiowski,
99 Greenpoint St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
11,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
tion October 26, 1918,
by shrapnel at Sommerance. same date.

8,
Trans-
Harmon
Frank
B.
York,
Guthrie, Okla.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Z.alla,
Joined
St.,
1st
Company March
8,
26.
1,
1918. 1918.
Appointed
Private
1217 York
Wounded
in action
Utica, N. Y.
October
joined
1918, by shrapnel near Chatel

15, 1918.
Chehery.
Re-
Company December
212
ROSTER OF COMPANY
Herbert Dun Jones,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
C,
328TH
INFANTRY
November
6.
Captains
Commissioned
Cambridge.
1917,
at
2nd
Lieutenant
1916.
at
Mass.
Ft.
Commissioned Captain August 15, McPherson. Assigned to Company SeptemSent

1918.
15,
to
ber
1,
1917.
18,
France as advance billeting
officer
February
Lamar Weaver,
Commissioned Captain August
1917.
Assigned
to
Company February 1918, to November

February 28, 1919.
22. 1918.
4.
Sick in hospital October 16.

1918.
First Lieutenants
J.
W. Hatton,
Tampa,
Fla.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Lieutenant
1,
August
1917.
15,
1917.
of
As-
Company September
18,
Command
ComKilled
pany February
October
1918.
to
February 22, 1918.
14, 1918, in action
near Sommerance.
George
G.
Osborne,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed
to
2nd
Lieutenant
August
1,
15.
1917.
As1st
Company September
to
1917.
Promoted
of
Lieutenant December 31, 1917.

17,
Sick in hospital October
1918,
October
29,
1918.
Command
Company
since February 28, 1919.
John
S.
Cameron, San Diego,
Commissioned
Gal.
;igned to
1st
Lieutenant
3,
August
1918.
5,
1917.
As-
Company November
Julian R. Hirshberg,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. Promoted 1st Lieutenant December 31, 1917. Assigned to Company June 16, 1918. Transferred from Company September 1, 1918. Re-assigned to Company October 18, 1918. Transferred from Company October 28. 1918. Reassigned to
Company March
15, 1919.
William
S.
McLarin,
Fairburn, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. Promoted 1st Lieutenant April 10. 1918. Assigned to Company November 4. 1918. Transferred to 7th Division February 28. 1919.
JuDSON M. Garner,
Atlanta,
Ga
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15. 1917. Promoted 1st Lieutenant December 31, 1918. Assigned to Company September 1, 1917. Transferred to Company 'G" of Regiment March 15. 1918.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant December 10. 1917. Asto Company December 20, 1917. Promoted 1st August 12. 1918. Transferred to United States as instructor August 12, 1918.
signed
Clifton H. Kreps,
Ausfusta, Ga.
Lieutenant
Spotswood D. Grant,
Richmond, Va.
Commissioned
signed
to
1st
Lieutenant December
20,
10,
1917.
Asto
Company December
10, 1918.
1917.
Transferred
Depot Brigade April
E. F.
213
1917.
Pope Gregory,
Charleston, S. C.
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant December 10,

1917.
15. 1918.
Asto
signed to Company December 20, Company "A" of Regiment March
Transferred
W.
S.
Ware,
Augusta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Lieutenant
10.
December
1918.
10,
1917.
to
AsDe-
Company January
Transferred
pot Brigade February 27. 1918.
Second Lieutenants
Samuel
B. Riggs,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant November
1.
1918.
As-
Rockville,
Md.
Company November 9, March 4, 1919. mental Show March 12. 1919.

signed
to
1918.
Special
duty
Regimental Show
Relieved
from Regi-
Chase Ridgley,
Baltimore. Md.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant November

signed to
1,
1918.
As-
Company November
9,
1918.
Joseph A. Daly, Birmingham, Ala.
Commissioned 2nd
to Company Company September
Lieutenant
April
5,
August
1918.
1.5.
1917.
As-
signed
10,
Transferred
to
from
1918.
Attached
Company from
October 18
to 28, 1918.
Crawford Gurley,
Marietta, Ga.

signed
to
August
1,
15.
1917.
Asto
Company September
10. 1918.
1917.
Transferred
Depot Brigade April
First Sergeants
John
G.
Hughes,
Clifton, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
to
2,
5,
1917.
Appointed Ser
geant October 20, 1917; 1st Sergeant November 14, 1917
reduced
Private January
2,
1918;
appointed Sergean:
January
1918; commissioned 2nd Lieutenant July, 1918.

17,
Joseph Hurley,
Charlestown.
Joined
Company September
1917;
1st
1917.
Appointed Ser
Ma
geant December 15,
Sergeant
March
1.
1918
Transferred to A. C. S. August, 1918.
James Welch, Tonopah, Nevada.
Joined
Company
1st
April
10.
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
1.
April 24, 1918;
Sergeant August
1918.
1,
Cited for
gallantry in action per General Order No.
Headquarters
82nd Division, January
13.
1919.
1917.
Joseph H. Gallivan, Linwood, Mass.
Joined
Company September
1917;
S.
5,
Appointed
1,
Ser-
geant October 20.
1st
Sergeant February
1.
1919.
Transferred to A. C.
October
1918.
Rejoined Com-
pany December
15,
1918.
Mess Sergeant
John
P.
Neary,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company September
1.
28,
1917.
Appointed Pri1,
vate 1st Class April
1918; Corporal April
1918; Ser-
geant April 24, 1918; Mess Sergeant April 24, 1918.
Supply Sergeant
James C. Baker,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
geant
1918.
Company September
20,
October
1917.
Appointed Ser19, 1917. Supply Sergeant February 1,
Sergeants
John
R. Smith, Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
geant
July, 1918,
Company September 20, 1917. Appointed SerNovember 1, 1917. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant and transferred to 2nd Division.
Edward
J.
Quinn, Allentown, Pa.
Joined
poral
Company September
19,
18,
1917.
Appointed Cor1917.
November
1917;
Sergeant December 15,

July,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant to 2nd Division.
1918,
and transferred
Benjamin
F. Kendrick, Olympia, Washington.
Joined
Company October
6,
24, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
November
Joined
1917; Sergeant December 21, 1917.

1917.
Robert Fleischer,
Roxbury, Mass.
to
Company November,
15,
Appointed Corporal
1,
December
1917; Sergeant
March
1918.
Transferred
A. C. S. August, 1918.
George H. Rugamer,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant February 15, 1918.
William
F.
Damm,
I.,
Joined
Company October
1,
31, 1917.
1,
Appointed Corporal
1918.
Springfield, L.
N. Y.
February
Joined
vate
1st
1918; Sergeant April

29,
Raymond
E.
Gordon,
Company September
Class
1917.
Appointed Pri-
Ellenville, N. Y.
January
1,
1,
1918;
Corporal
February
to
1,
1918;
Sergeant April
1918.
Transferred
U. S. Au-
gust, 1918.
Sakto
J.
Granice. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Appointed Corporal Slightly November 19, 1917; Sergeant April 1, 1918. wounded October 16, 1918, in action near Sommerance.
Joined
Delbert
B.
McLain,
Company November,
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
April
in
1,
Salisbury, Conn.
January
Slightly
1918.
Appointed
9,
Sergeant
1918,
1918.
wounded October
(not
action)
near
Chatel Chehery.
William M. Durant,
Bronx, N. Y.
Joined
Company February
15,
4,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
24,
February
Slightly
1918.
Appointed Sergeant April

17.
1918.
wounded October
1918.
in
action near
Som-
Van Ransler
Henry
C.
D. Flint,
Ind.
Joined
Company November
2,
9,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
9,
La Grange,
October
Joined
24.
1917.

April, 1918.
1918.
McFarland,
Wheeler, Ky.
Company
Appointed Corporal April
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant
19,
September
11,
1918.
Slightly
wounded October
Som-
F.
215
John Rainey,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15,
February
1918.
1918.
9. 1917. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant September 11,
Lawrence Schwein,
Brownstown, Ind.
Joined
poral
1918.
Company November 9, 1918. Appointed CorMarch 19, 1918. Appointed Sergeant September 12,
Alfonso Gaio,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1,
poral February
1918.
1918.
31, 1918. Appointed CorAppointed Sergeant November 1,
Sidney C. Stuckey,
Ensley, Ala.
Joined
Company March
June
21, 1918.
Appointed Corporal 27, 1918. Appointed Sergeant November 1, 1918.
Charles H. Williams,
Exeter, N. H.
Joined
Company October
1.
February
Joii
1918.
Appointed Corporal 25, 1917. Appointed Sergeant March 15, 1919.
William Stagman,
Alexandria, Ind.
ed
poral
1919.
Company November 9, 1918. Appointed CorMarch 19, 1918. Appointed Sergeant March 15,
COEPOEALS
Manuel
F. Pereira,
Joined
poral
Mission San Jose, Cal.
Company November November 6, 1918.
1,
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
Preston R. Johns,
Sommerville, Pa.
Joined
Company November,
15,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
December
1917.
Self-inflicted
wound
October
13,
1918, near Fleville.
David M. Shatz,
Dorchester, Mass.
Joined
Company November,
15,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
October
9,
December
1917.
Gassed about
1918,
in
Frank H. Trout,
Whitehall,
Joined
Company October
15, 1917.
17,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
Md.
poral
December
Lawrence
E.
Donnolly,
Joined
Cambridge, Mass.
January
1,
Company November, 1917. Appointed Corporal 1918. Severely wounded October 15, 1918, in
action near Sommerance.
John
C.
Jackson, Wilmington, Del.
Joined
Company November
1,
16,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral January
1918.
22,
Charles R. Nearhoof,
Altoona, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
poral January
1918.
17,
Peter Wilhelm,
Upperco, Md.
Joined
Company October
1,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
poral January
1918.
9,
David Levine,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
Frank Lipschutz, Long Island City, N. Y.
Joined
vate
1st
Class
Company October November 14,

15, 1917.
28,
1917.
1917.
Appointed PriAppointed Corporal
January 1, 1918. Appointed Corporal February 15, 1918. Slightly woundea October 8, 1918, in action near La Forge.
December
Reduced
to Private
216

G.
Elmer
Marsh,
Saylorsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
21, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
9,
February
1918.
Slightly
wounded October
1918, in
Alex Girting,
Alexandria, Ind.
Joined
poral

Company November
1918.
9,
9,
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
Claude Spry,
Butlerville,
Joined
1918.
Appointed Corporal
Ind.
March
19,
Jacob Cousins,
Chelsea. Mass.
Joined
April
1,
Company
1918.
October.
in
1917.
Appointed
14,
Corporal
near
Killed
action
October
1918.
Sommerance.
Charles Kelly,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
1,
9,
1917.
Appointed Private
1,
Class January
1918.

7,
1918.
Wounded slightly October
1918, in action
near
La Forge.
Herman Bottjer,
Joined
Company October
21, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
New York
City, N. Y.
April 24, 1918.
William G. Carlson,
Jamestown, N. Y.
Joined
vate
24,
1st
Company November
Class April
1.
16,
1917.
Appointed
1918,
in
Pri-
1918.

8.
1918.
Severely
wounded October
action
near La Forge.
James B. Flynn, Nashua, N. H.
Joined
1st
Company November,
April
1.
1917.
Appointed
action
Private
24,
Class
1918.
14.

1918, in
1918.
Killed
October
near Sommer-
GoRDON Eraser,
Chicago,
III.
Joined
1st
Company September,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class July
1917.
1917.
Reduced
to Private April 1,
Appointed Sergeant October 20. Appointed Cor1918.
poral April 24, 1918.

in action near
Severely
wounded October
8,
1918.
La Forge.
27.
George
T. Gann,
Sellers, Ala.
Joined
Company March
1918.
Appointed Corporal
April 24, 1918.
Erank a. Paul,
Dunkirk, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
16,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class January

24, 1918.
1918.
Ernest Persia,
Coventry, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
14.
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Lou
A. RouRK,
Joined
Company November
1.
1917.
Appointed Corporal
Smithtown, N. Y.
April 24, 1918.
Oscar E. Troxell, AUentown, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company November,
1.
Class January
1918.
1917. Appointed Private Appointed Corporal April 24.

7,
1918.
Severely
wounded October
1918, by shrapnel in
action near
La For?e.
Later reported as having died from
wounds.
Lewis C. Smith,
Delair, N. J.
Joined
poral
Company November
21,
15,
1917.
Appointed Cor15,
June
1918.
Gassed on
October
1918.
in
action near
Sommerance.
F.
GusTAV Tygus.
St.
Joined
Company
1918.
April
10,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
14,
Paul, Minn.
June
21,
Severely
wounded October
1918,
in
action near
Sommerance.
1,
William H. Emery,
Jr.,
Joined
Company November
1918.
Appointed Private
1,
Berkeley, Cal.
Appointed Corporal July

1917.
1918.
Maurice
F.
Bermingham,
1,
Joined
1st Class
Company November,
January
1,
Appointed
Private
Cambridge, Mass.
1918.
Appointed Corporal February
1918.
Reduced
July
20,
to
Private June 22, 1918.
Appointed
7.
Corporal
1918.
Severely
wounded October
La Forge.
Later reported as having
died from wounds.
Charles
J.
Senior,
Falls Creek, Pa.
Joined February
Company November,
1.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
June
22, 1918.
1918.
Reduced
to Private
Ap-
pointed Corporal July 20, 1918.
Thomas
J.
McGuire,
St.
Joined
1st
Company
August
1.
.4pril
10,
1918.
Appointed
Private
Paul, Minn.
Class
1918.
Appointed Corporal Septem-
ber 11, 1918.
William Dolan. New York City, N. Y.

Leroy Ray,
Wilmington. Del.
Joined
1st
Company October
October
1,
31,
1917,
.\ppointed Private
Class
1,
1918.
Appointed Corporal Novem-
ber
1918.
Joined
vate
1st
1,
Company November
Class
1918.
16,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
June
15,
1918.
Appointed Corporal No-
vember
Harry
P.
Sauble.
Butler,
Joined
Company October
October
1,
17,
1917.
Appointed Private
Md.
1st
Class
1.
1918.
ber
1918,
Marion
R. Stephens,
Joined
Company
1,
April
2,
1918,
Appointed
Corporal
Bartow, Ga.
November
Joined
1918,
Thomas
J.
Whatley,
Jr.,
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
Dothan, Ala.
November
Joined
1918.
DOMINICK CaSASSA,
Spring Valley,
111.
Company
15,
April
10.
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
February
Joined
1919.
31. 1917.
John
J.
Doherty,
City, N. Y.
Company October
15, 1919.
Appointed Corporal
New York
Frank Lusietto,
February
Joined
Company November
7.
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
Spring Valley,
111.
poral February 15. 1919.
Earl
J.
Ruhaak,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
John
J.
Lumley.
City, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
1.5,
New York
Class June 15, 1918.
Appointed Corporal March
1919.
William Fletcher,
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
9,
1918.
Appointed Private

1919.
15.
218

Simkins, Bloomington,
Joined
111.
Roy M.
Company November
Class
8,
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
vate
1st
February
14,
1919.
Appointed
Corporal
March
15, 1919.
William M. O'Brien,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st 15, 1919.
Company November
9,
1917.
Appointed Private
Morgan
B.
Pugh,
Grove
Hill,
Joined
Company August
12,
Ak
1st
15,

1919.
1918. Appointed Private Appointed Corporal March
Benjamin H. Dupree,
Americus, Ga.
Joined
poral
Company December March 15, 1919.
19,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
Cooks
Frederic H. Schuon,
Allentown, Pa.
Joined
Company October
21, 1917.
Appointed Cook No-
vember
14, 1917.
William W. Barber,
Woodside, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918.
31,
1917.
Appointed
Cook
February
Joined
1.
William Bruckbauer,
Sleepy Eye, Minn.
1918.
Company April 10, 1918. Appointed Cook April Hand cut off accidentally about August 10, near
Gerard Sas.
Walter Garrett,
Glenrock, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
19,
1917.
Appointed Private
1,
Class February
1918.
Appointed Cook October
1918.
Charles
L.
Walters,
Miola, Pa.
Joined
Company October
14,
22,
to
1917.
Appointed
Cook
1918.
November
1917.
Reduced
Private June 26,
Appointed Cook August
15, 1918.
Mechanics
Walter
A.
Lloyd,
Overlea,
Joined
Company
14, 1917.
October,
1917.
Appointed
Mechanic
Md.
November
Joined
Frank Herzer,
Trenton, N.
J.
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Me-
chanic April 15, 1918. Joined
Nathan
Spitz,
City,
Company November
Class
1.
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
New York
N. Y.
vate
1st
January
1,
1918.
Appointed
Mechanic
April 15, 1918.
George W. Stillwell,
Phoeni.x, Ala.
Joined
Company March
31,
1918.
Appointed Mechanic
April 15, 1918.
William
J.
Tobin, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company February
August
1,
4,
1918.
Appointed Private
Class
1918.
Appointed
Mechanic March
15, 1919.
Walter
0. Hessler, Sandstone, Minn.
Joined
Company February
23,
1918.
Appointed
Me-
chanic March 15, 1919.
F.
219
BUGLEES AND BUGLEES PlEST ClASS

Carl A.
Ellis,
Joined
Company October
15,
25,
1917.
Appointed Bugler
1st
Plymouth, N. H.
February
15, 1919.
1918.
Appointed Bugler
Class
March
Alexandro Delmora,
Hudson, Pa.
Joined
Company November,
15, 1918.
1917.
Appointed
Bugler
February
Killed October 7, 1918, in action near
La Forge.
Peivates and Peivates Fiest Class

Jose P. Aguilar, Aucho, N. M.
Joined
Company February
14.
1919.
John M. Alex.ander,
Unkno^vn.
Joined
tion near
Company
1,
April,
1918.
Appointed
7,
Private
1st
Class October
1918.
Wounded October
1919, in ac-
La Forge.
(Slightly wounded.)
14, 1919.
Burt Allen,
Rutland,
Joined
Company February
Charles Allen,
ClifFside,
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Wounded
slightly
Oc-
N.
J.
tober 18, 1918, in action near Sommerance.
Lewis Alteri,
Wellsville, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
16,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class June 15, 1918.
Roy W. Anderson,
Sewanee, Tenn.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Garner
L.
Andrews,
Cecil,
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Ark.
Joined
Lester E. Areson,
Jerico, L. L, N. Y.
Company November
8.
1918.
Kelson Arledge,
Kingstown, Ohio.
Jim Balanis,
Dublin, Ga.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Joined
Company
1,
April
7,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
20,
Morris Barnett,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined
April
1,
Company October
1918.
8,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
21, 1918.
Reduced
to Private
June
ed October
slightly.)
La Forge.
Wound(Wounded
William G. Barry, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company
October,
1917.
Killed
October
14,
Sommerance.
Henry
P.
Becker,
Peoria, HI.
Joined
Company November
Felix Bellock,
Glencove, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
Elias
S.
Bennett.
Jamesburg, N.
J.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Appointed Private
1st
Killed October 14, 1918, in action
near Sommerance.
220

Joined
Finn A. Bergup,
Spielerville, Ark.
Company February
14.
1919.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class September 1, 1918.
COSIMO BOCCORELLI,
Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Wounded
severely Oc-
tober 14. 1918, in action near Sommerance.
Joe Bona,
Grantwood, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
14, 1918, in action
13, 1917.
Wounded
slightly
October
Joined
near Sommerance.
14. 1919.
DOMINICK BONANNO,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Isaac R. Boyett.
Adel, Ga.
Company January
Joined
Company
guri
April
in
2,
1918.
Severely
8.
wounded by
near La
machine
Forge.
bullet
action
October
1918,
Later reported as having died from wounds.
Elmer
E. Brand, Roslyn Heights, N. Y.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Severely
Appointed Private
1st

in action near
wounded October
14, 1918,
Sommerance.
22.
Charles Brown,
Osceola Mills, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
14. 1919.
1917.
Appointed Private
Leander
C.
Brown,
Dover, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
13,
1917.
Walter
E.
Callen,
Trenton, N.
J.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Severely
Appointed Private
8,
1st

in
wounded October
1918,
action near
La Forge.
Later reported as having died
from wounds.
Furman
a. Carrol,
Clio, Ala.
Joined
Company March
27,
1918.
Salvatore Carvelli,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
action near
Company October, 1917. Wounded Sommerance October 14, 1918.
severely
in
Edward
T. Cass,
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Roxbury, Mass.
Newt
C. Cavis,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
Forney, Texas.
vate 1st Class February 14. 1919.
Creste Celli,
Galveston, Texas.
Joined
Company January
14.
1919.
James
F.
Chaloupka,
Cicero,
111.
Joined
Company November
Israel Chasin, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
14,
9,
1917,
Appointed Bugler
15.
February
1919.
Appointed Private
1st Class
Reduced to Private March March 15. 1919.

19. 1917.
1919.
Daniel H. Cheves. Unknown.

David
C. Childs,
Joined
Company December
Joined
Company October
31, 1918.
Springwood, Va.
Robert
L.
Clark. Eagle Rock. Va.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Harry K. Clausen,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Chester Clemmons,
Silver Point, Tenn.
Joined
Company December
1,
1917.
Ralph
E.
Coffman,
Hanover, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
19.
1917.
Appointed Private
Class April
1918.
30.
Jacob Cohen,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Frank
Merlin
J.
Collins, Farmington,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
J.
Collins,
Milton, N. Y.
Joined
Company February
4, 1918.
Daniel M. Commini.
Trenton, N.
J.
Joined
Company
October,
1917.
Killed
October
14,
Sommerance.
Killed October
9,
Thomas
.T.
Connolly.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
to Chatel
8,
1918,
Charlestown, Mass.
on march from La Forge

Joined
Chehery.
.Appointed Private
Glade D. Connor,
Industry,
111.
Company November
February
14, 1919.
1918.
1st Class
Gilbert Cottet,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Joined
Company February
4,
1918.
Louis C. Cowart,
Jasper, Fla.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
LiNNiE Cox,
Clio, Ala.
Joined
1st
Company March
Sommerance.
27.
1918.
Appointed Private
18. 1918,
Class February 14. 1919.
Wounded October
in action near
Elmer
George
L.
Crawford,
Rossville,
111.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
E.
Crutchfield, Bower, W. Va.

Ridgeway,
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Joe Curci,
Joined
Company
1.
October, 1917.
Appointed Private
slightly
1st
Class January
in action near
1918.
Wounded
October
8.
1918.
La Forge.
8.
Albert
R. Daube,
Joined
111.
Company November
1918.
Appointed Private
Chicago,
1st
Class September 13, 1918.
John
S.
Daughert\,
Fisher,
Joined
Company October
February
14, 1919.
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
Pa.
1st Class
Harry Deer,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
14. 1919.
30.
1918.
.\ppointed
Private
Frank De Luca,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
1st
Company November
8.
1918.
.\ppointed Private
Charles
L.
Demski,
Sarver, Pa.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
222

Joined
1st Class
Harry M. Detrick,
Snydersville, Pa.
Company October
February
1,
21,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
8,
Adolph
Henry
F.
Dettrich, Skidmore, Texas.
Joined
Company November
1918.
F. Dillard,
Joined
1st Class
Company February
August
1,
14,
1919.
Appointed Private
Altha, Fla.
1918.
15,
Raphael Di Ponzio,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Michael A. Ditella,
Waterford, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
13,
1917.
James P. Donovan,
Mystic, Conn.
Joined
Company October
4,
1917.
Oscar
B.
Dormire,
Perry, Okla.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918.
Richard
J.
Doyle,
Locust Gap, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
14, 1919.
30,
1918.
Appointed Private
Maurice
F.
Dugan,
Trenton, N.
J.
Joined
1918.
Company November
1,
15,
1917.
to
Appointed Cor-
poral February
1918.
Reduced
Private August 19,
James W. Duggar,
Beebe, Ark.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
George Eckerdt,
Montrose, Colo.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
9,
1918.
Appointed Private
Robert
E. Eppling,
Joined
Company January
14,
1919.
Kingsley, Iowa.
Carl W. Erickson,
Akron, Iowa.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Walter J. Evans, New York City,

Fred
C.
Joined
Company November
17, 1917.
N. Y.
Joined
Ferbach,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Company
July 22, 1918.
Thomas
Charles
I.
Fetherlin, Washington, Pa.
Joined
Company July
22, 1918.
Wounded
slightly Octo-
ber 15, 1918, in action near Sommerance.
L.
Fincham,
Copen, W. Va.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Robert Fleckenstein, Unknown.
Joined
Company
April 2, 1918.
Severely
wounded Oc-
Walter
N. Fooks,
Booneville, Ark.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Elmer Fortin,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
1st 14,
Company
April
23,
1918.
Appointed
slightly
Private
Class February 14,

1919.
Wounded
October
Sommerance.
E. F.
Charles Fox,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
October,
1917.
Gassed
October
7,
La Forge.
30,
King W. Fox,
UnknowTi.
Joined
Company March
1918.
Ray
E. Fox,
Joined
Company March
14, 1918, in action
30,
1918.
Severely
wounded
Lnknown.
Steve Frankowiak,
Detroit, Mich.
October
Joined
1st Class
near Sommerance.
9,
Company November
February
14, 1919.
1918.
Appointed Private
John Franz,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.

1919.
Appointed Private
1st 10,
Class February 14,
Slightly
wounded October
1918, in action near Chatel Chehery.
Carl
J.
Frederick, Mantua, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Octo-
Peter Galota,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
8, 1918,
28,
1917.
Slightly
wounded
October
Joined
in action near
28,
La
Forge.
Slightly
Samuel Geller, New York

Clarence
Company October
14,
1917.
wounded
City, N. Y.
October
Joined
1st Class
1918. in action near

20,
Sommerance.
Appointed Private
F. Getz,
Lehighton, Pa.
Company October March 15. 1919.

Company
1917.
Alexander Gewalski,
Chelsea, Mass.
Joined
October, 1917.
Panfilo Giammarco,
Fairview, N.
J.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Severely
wounded Oc-
John
C. Gillis,
Joined
tober
8,
Company March
27, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Oc-
Lewisville, Ala.
La Forge.
20,
RoscoE A. Gilpin,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
November
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
14, 1917.
Morris Goland, New York
Joined
City, N.
Company November
23, 1918, in action
1,
1917.
Slightly
wounded
Y,
October
Joined
Class
near Sommerance.
Patrick Grogan, New York City, N. Y.
Company
15,
October, 1917.
Severely
Appointed Private
1st
June
1918.
wounded October
7.
in
action near
La Forge.
9,
Angelo
Giusti,
Joined
Company November
1917.
Slightly
.Appointed
Pri-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
wounded Octo-
ber
9, in
Allen
F.
Hafer,
Joined
1st
Company October
1.
19,
1917.
Appointed Private
1,
Sinking Springs, Pa.
Class January
1918.
1918.
Reduced
to
Private June 21, 1918.

1917.
John Harnett,
Roxbury, Mass.
Joined
Company November,
Bates
C.
Harper,
Tifton,
Joined
Ga.
1st Class
Company February March 15. 1919.
9,
1918.
Appointed Private
224

Joined
Russell Harrison,
I nknovvn
Company March
29, 1918.
Frederick
C.
Head,
Joined
Company March
31. 1918.
Chattanooga. Tenn
WiLLLVM
Emil
C.
J.
HeINRICH,
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
New
Castle, Pa.
Joined
Henrichsen,
Sandusky. Ohio.
Company July
1.
22,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
1917.
Frederick
C.
V-
Herholz,
Joined
tion near
Company
Killed October 14, 1918, in ac-
fijrdcus^^N
Sommerance.
Stacey
E. Hill.
Joined
Company February
1.
9.
1918.
to
Appointed Private
Private
Selma. Ala.
1st
Class August
1918.
Reduced
March
15,
1919.
Ivan L. Holmes, Georgetown, N. Y.
Joined
Company February
4.
1918.
William
G.
Hutchison,
Kyle, Texas.
Joined
Company January
14. 1919.
Floyd
Israel. Smithfield, Ga.

R. Ivester.
Joined
Company December
19.
1917.
Appointed Pri-
John
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Lnknown.
Enak Janacka,
Dover, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
13,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
James
C. Jenkins,
Joined
^
]
Company March
27, 1918.
Clayton. Ala.
II
Joined
Nels
S.
Jorcenson,
Company
April,
1918.
Severely
wounded Octo-
Unknown.
ber 27. 1918. in action near Sommerance.
Frank
J.
Kadtke, Macanaqua, Pa.
Joined
Company November.
15.
1917.
to
16.
Appointed Private
Private July
1918,
1.
1st
Class June
Self-inflicted
1918.
Reduced
1918.
wound September
13.
near Norroy.
Harry Kahn,
Paterson, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Clifton
E. Kaiser,
Joined
Company February
4,
1918.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Robert
.M.
Kane,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
1st Class
Company February
September
1,
14.
1919.
Appointed Private
1918.
9,
William Keller,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
December
Joined
1918.
Reduced
to Private
March
15, 1919.
John
F.
Kennedy,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November.
1917.
William Knopf.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November.
1917.
Appointed
Private
Class April 15, 1918.
F.
John Kobes.
Trenton, N.
J.
Joined
Company November, La Forge. Company November,
1917.
Killed
October
7,
Frank
J.
Kowalinski.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1917.
Wounded
severely
October
Joined
15. 1918, in action
near Sommerance.
1917.
Nicholas Kozel,
Company November,
June
15,
Appointed
Private
7,
New
Brunswick, N.
J.
1st
Class
1918.
Severely
wounded October
La Forge.
died from wounds.
James H. Lamb,
Toledo, Ohi
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Octo-
ber 10, 1918. in action near Chatel Chehery.
Al
L.
Langdon,
Nashville, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918.
John W. Lawhorn,
Maryville, Tenn.
Joined
Company March
30, 1918.
Grover
C.
Layne,
Monteagle, Tenn.
Joined
Company April
1,
1918.
Joseph H. Ledford,
Chable, Tenn.
Joined
1st Class
Company March
February
14, 1919.
30,
1918.
Appointed
Private
Broadus
B. Lindsey.
Joined
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Social Circle, Ga.
Class August
1918.
KiUed October
14, 1918, in action
near Sommerance.
William W. Lisoski,
Maspeth, L.
I.,
Joined
Company November,
1917.
Appointed
Private
14,
N. Y.
1st
Severely
wounded October
Sommerance.
27,
William
J. Long, Smith Station, Ala.
Joined
Company March
Reduced
1918.
Appointed
],
June
15. 1918.
to Private
1,
October
1918.
1918.
Cook Ap-
pointed Private 1st Class October
Emanuel Luccivero,
Brooklvn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
6,
1917.
Appointed Wag-
oner April
1918.
1918.
Reduced
to
Private
November
19,
Andrew McClellan,
Des Arc, Ark.
Joined
1st Class
Company February
September
14, 1919.
Appointed Private
20, 1918.
Alexander
J.
McGinley,
Joined
ber
7,
Company
October, 1917.
Wounded
severely Octo-
Roxbury, Mass.
La Forge.
27,
John
L.
McKeller,
Ariton, Ala.
Joined
1st Class
Company March
February
14, 1919.
1918.
Appointed Private
James W. McMahon,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
June
15, 1918.
20.
1917.
Appointed Private
Arnold
L.
Macholl,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
1st Class
Company February
September
11, 1918.
14. 1919.
Appointed Private
Hugh
Mainers,
Joined
Company
April
10,
1919.
Severely
wounded
Unknown.
October
14. 1918, in action
near Sommerance.
Pasquale Maletta,
Horatio, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
April
1,
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
15,
Class
1918.
Slightly
wounded October
Sommerance.
21, 1917.
Bolestau Malinowski,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
Wladyalaw Malkowski,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Charles
L.
Martin,
Calera, Ala.
Joined
1st
Company March
1,
20,
1918.
Appointed Private
14,
Class August
1918.
Killed
October
1918,
in
action near Sommerance.
John Masakowski,
Nanticoke, Pa.
Joined
Company November,
1918.
Wounded
severely
October 27, 1918, in action near Sommerance.

Joined
Luther
J.
Mashburn,
Lancaster, Texas.
Company October
29, 1918.
Henry
F.
Meadors, Unknown.
Joined
Company December
June
15, 1918.
19,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class
Warren
J.
Meadows,
Pitts,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Ga.
Joined
Homer
A. Medford,
Company October
29, 1918.
Reklaw, Texas.
James E. Milner,
Rice, Minn.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Edward M. Miskey,
Boston, Mass.
Joined
1st
Class August
action near
Company February 4, 1918. Appointed Private Wounded October 7, 1918, in 1, 1918. La Forge. (Woimd slight.) Company February
14,
Albert Mielke,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
1919.
Appointed
Pri-
Willie
S.
Mock,
Ogeechee, Ga.
Joined
Company April
2,
1918.
Henry H. Moers,
Addicks, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Harry V. Moore,
Centre Point, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Robert
P.
Mooty, Unknown.
Jr.,
J.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Jacob Morf,
Joined
1st
Paterson, N.
Company November, 1917. Wounded

Sommerance.
29, 1918.
Appointed
Private
severely October 14,
Otto Moritz,
Sunset Heights, Texas.
Joined
Company October
Benjamin
F.
Morris,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
F.
William Mullen,
Minneapolis, Minn. Boston, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14, 1918, in action
14, 1917.
Slightly
wounded
October
near Sommerance,
Walter Munn,
Danville,
III.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
William Murphey, Unknown.
Joined
Company March
19,
1918.
John Murray,
Dover, N.
J.
Joined
1st Class
13, 1917.
Appointed Private
Harry Mussen,
Paterson, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
13, 1917.
Charles W. Myerly,
Westminster, Md.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
June
15, 1918.
17,
1917.
Appointed Private
Walter
R. Myntti,
Joined
1st Class
Company February
September
14,
1919.
Appointed Private
Laurium, Mich.
12, 1918.
11,
August Nartine,
Netcong, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed Pri-
Robert
L.
Nelson, Savannah, Ga.
Joined
Class
Company
1,
April
1918.
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st 15,
August
Slightly
wounded
October
Sommerance.
9,
John Neukan,
Almyra, Ark.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Charles
F. Nikkila, Kettle River, Minn.
Joined
Company February
23, 1918.
John W. Norris,
Greenville, Miss.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
9,
1918.
Appointed Private
Edgar A. Nuckels,
Plainview, Texas.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Raymond
J.
O'Connell,
Joined
Company
April,
1918.
Severely
wounded Octo-
Unknown.
Edwin Olson,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
1st
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
Kyle Owens,
Tazewell, Tenn.
Joined
1st Class
Company March March 15, 1919.
30,
1918.
Appointed Private
Cornelius
F.
Omarr,
Angola, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
13, 1917.
Appointed Private
Fred A. Page,
St.
Joined
Company November,
8.
1917.
Severely
wounded
Regis Falls. N. Y.
October
Joined
1918, (not in action)

8,

1918.
John
G. Papes,
Joliet, 111.
Company November
September
13, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st Class
Salvatore Panico,
Paterson, N.
J.
Joined
Company November,
1917.
Floyd Patterson. Morgan Mill, Texas.
Joined
1st Class
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
Herman Patterson,
Valley View, N. M.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
Frank Payton,
Soperton, Ga.
Joined
Company August
12, 1918.
James C. Peacock,
Joined
Company August
12, 1918.
Okahumpka,
Fla.
Joined
Solomon
D. Peek,
Company August,
1918.
Killed
October
14,
Unknown.
Sommerance.
1918.
Thomas
0. Peek.
Joined
Company August,
Killed
October
14,
Unknown.
Sommerance.
14, 1919.
Edward Peppard,
Peoria, HI.
Joined
Company January
Clarence
Ernest
J.
Plumlee,
Trench, Ark.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
L.
Powell,
City, N. Y.
Joined
Company January,
1918.
Killed
October
14,
New York
Leroy Prince,
Sommerance.
27, 1918.
Joined
Company March
Salem, Ala.
Morris Putterman,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
8,
28,
1917.
Wounded
slightly
October
Joined
in action near
La Forge.
12, 1918.
Walter Quimby,
Atmore, Ala.
Company August
Elmer
R. Reinaman,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
14, 1919.
17,
1917.
Appointed Private
Tarrytown, Md.
John H. Reinhardt,
Wilsonville, Ala.
Joined
1st Class
Company August
February
14, 1919.
12,
1918.
Appointed Private
Clarence
P.
Rentschler,
Joined
Company November,
1917.
Centreport, Pa.
Fred Richter,
Henderson, Minn.
Joined
in action
Company April near La Forge.
10, 1918.
Killed October
7,
1918,
Walter
William
A. Richter,
Gillett,
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Ark.
Joined
ber
7,
E.
Roberts,
Piriton, Ala
Company August
12, 1918.
Slightly gassed Octo-
La Forge.
Frank Romani,
Flushing, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Class
Company November 1, 1917. Appointed Private March 15, 1919. Slightly wounded October 8,
La Forge.
1,
Frank Rotella,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1918.
F.
William
J.
Royals,
Opelika, Ala.
Joined
Company March
27, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Oc-
tober 8, 1918, in action near
La Forge.
Rex W.
George
Sadderis, Toledo, Ohio.

S.
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Salley,
Cleveland, Miss.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
9,
1918.
Appointed Private
Henry Samson,
Sou. Boston, Mass.
Joined
Company November
Self-inflicted
14,
1917.
to
Appointed PriPrivate
17,

15,
Reduced
March
near
1919.
wound October
1918,
Sommerance.
Ole
a. Sand, Herscher,
111.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Anzelmo Santucci,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
HoNOREs Savage,
Manville, R.
I.
Joined
1st Class
Company November,
August
1,
1917.
Appointed
Private
1918.
8,
EWALD
Otto
B.
SCHROEDER,
Rayland, Te.xas.
Joined
Company November
1918.
E.
Schukraft,
Columbus, Ohio.
Sellers,
Joined
Company
July 22, 1918.
Thomas
J.
Joined
Company August
8, 1918, in action
12,
1918.
Severely
wounded
Unknown.
October
Joined
near La Forge.
27, 1918.
Harry D. Seymour,
Plantersville, Ala.
Company March
Clower a. Simpson,
Unknown.
Joseph W. Smalley, Unknown.
Joined
Class
Company April
1,
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
14,
August
1918.
Severely
wounded October
Sommerance.
1,
Joined
Company
1,
April
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class August
1918.
Severely
wounded October
18. 1918,
in action near
Sommerance.
April
1,
James Smiley,
Joined
Company
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Unknown.
Class August
1918.
Severely
wounded October
14, 1918,
in action near
Sommerance.
12,
John H. Smith,
AshviUe, Ala
Joined
1st
Company August
February
14,
1918.
Slightly
Appointed Private
Class
1919.
wounded October
14, 1918, in action near Sommerance.
Walker Smith,
Unknown. Nicholas M. Soluski,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company March.
1918.
Severely
wounded Octo-
ber 26, 1918. in action near Sommerance.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
George W. Spivey, Unknown.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Severely
wounded Octo-
230

E. Stansbury, Peoria, HI.
J.
Morris
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14,
8.
1918.
Appointed Priv
1919. 1917.
William
Stark,
Joined
J.
Company November,
Camden, N.
Ed M. Starnes,
Embreville, Tenn.
Joined Company
ber
8, 1918, in
April 15, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Octo-
action near
La
Forge.
Sam
R.
Stephenson,
Clayton, Ala.
Joined
Company March
27, 1918.
Gilbert Stevenson.
Peoria, HI.
Joined
1st
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
Emil H. Stock,
Odessa, Minn.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Leo
E.
Stoneking,
Trenton, Mo.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Mason
Albert
S.
Stuart,
Adelphia, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
G. Stump,
Joined
Company
April 26, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Sep-
Unknown.
tember 15, 1918. near Norroy.

Joined
Herman Stunek,
Foley, Minn.
Company October
29, 1918.
John
Percy
G. Sugars,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Truman, Minn.
E.
Sullivan, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
16, 1917.
Wounded
slightly
October
Joined
10, 1918. not in action,
Morgan H. Swanner,
Booze
Hill,
Company
April
6,
1918.
Tenn.
Joined
Walter
E.
Swanson,
Company October
22, 1917.
Brockwayville, Pa.
Bruno Swiatowy',
Graniteville, S.
I.,
Joined
Company November,
1918.
1917.
Appointed
Private
14,
N. Y.
1st
Class June 15,
Slightly
wounded October
Sommerance.
1917.
Slightly
Joseph Talkowsky, New York City, N. Y. Joseph Taub,

Paterson, N.
J.
Joined
Company November,
14,
wounded
October
Joined
1st
Sommerance.
Appointed Private
14,
Company November,
1918.
1917.
Class June 15.
Severely
wounded October
Sommerance.
29, 1918.
Lonnie Teague, Brownwood, Texas.

Lonnie Thornton,
Fagus, Mo.
Joined
Company October
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
William
F. Tigges,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Dubuque, Iow
F.
231
1,
Herbert D. Todd,
Buhl, Mont.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
1918.
Appointed Private
Howard
A. Tolbert,
Joined
Company
October,
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant
28, 1918.
Marble
Hill.
Mo.
December 15, 1917. Reduced Slightly wounded October 10,

Chehery.
to Private
August
1918, in action near Chatel
John Trusevick,
Cliffside,
Joined
Company November
13, 1917.
N.
J.
Raymond
S.
Tucker,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Frederickstown, Mo.
Charles Verkeeke,
Paterson, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
22, 1918, in action
13, 1917.
Slightly
wounded
October
Joined
near Sommerance.
9,
Arthur
F.
Vickery,
Lagro, Ind.
Company November
Reduced
1918.
Appointed Cook
27,
March
20, 1918.
to Private
December
1918.
Charlie M. Vinson.
Bakerhill, Ala.
Joined
tober
7,
Company March
27, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Oc-
La Forge.
9,
Francesco Vitale, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
7, 1918, in
1917.
Slightly
wounded
October
Joined
action near
27,
La Forge.
1918.
John W. Walden,
Mt. Andrew, Ala.
1st Class
Company March March 15, 1919.

Company April
1,
Appointed Private
Frank Wandersee,
Joined
1918.
New Ulm, Minn.

James
C.
Watson,
Trenton, N.
J.
Joined
1st
Company November,
1918.
1917.
Appointed
1918.
Private
Class
1,
ruary
December 15, Reduced
1917.
Appointed Corporal Feb-
to Private
June
1,
Severely
wounded October
15, 1918, in action near
Sommerance.
Richard Watson,
Johnson
City,
111.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Fred H. Wendlandt,
Burlington, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Slightly
wounded Octo-
ber 10, 1918. not in action, near Chatel Chehery. Joined
Richard
E.
Wendt,
Williams,
Company
April
1,
1918.
Springfield, Minn.
Frederick
J.
Joined
Company February
4,
1918.
Ridgefield, Conn.
RuFus R. Wilson,
McCall Creek, Miss.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
14, 1919.
9,
1918.
.Appointed Private
Guy Wineland,
Cherry Valley, Ark.
Joined
Company November
9.
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
John
F.
Wise, Choctaw, Oklahoma.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
John Wozniak,
3ston,
Joined
Company November
14, 1917.
Mass.
George W. Yeany,
Sommerville,
Joined
Company October
1,
20, 1917.
to Private
Appointed Sergeant
June
22, 1918.
to
February
1918.
Reduced
Ap-
pointed Corporal September 11. 1918.
Reduced
9,
Private
(not
March
15, 1919.
Slightly
wounded October
1918,
in action)
Walter Zenletski,
Unknown.
Joined
Company November,
La Forge.
1917.
Appointed Private
8,
Isl

in action near
Slightly
wounded October
1918,
ROSTER OF COMPANY D, 328TH INFANTRY, FROM ITS LANDING IN FRANCE TILL ITS RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES
Captains
Guy
C. Lewis,
Commissioned Captain September,
1917.
Assigned
to
Lebanon,
New Hampshire.
Company June
tember
tober
3,
12,
1918.
Sick in Hospital from Gas Sep3,
19, 1918, to
October
1918.
With Company Ocwith
1918, to October 17, 1918.

17, 1918. to
Sick in Hospital from
October
October
to
28, 1918,
15,
Company from
Sick
in
October 28, 1918,

pital
February
to
1919. 1919.
Hosof
from February 15
March
30,
Command
Company from March
30.
15,
Herbert D. N. Jones,
278 Sixth Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1917.
Assigned
to
Company March 5, 1919, Company C of Regiment.
to
March
30, 1919.
Assigned to
First Lieutenants
Edwin W. Boney.
Commissioned
February
25, 1918.
1st
Lieutenant August 17.
Assigned
to
Company February
15, 1918,
Commanding Company from

Sick in Hospital
15, 1918, to
May
25, 1918.
May
Dropped from
rolls at that date.
Scott Candler,
Atlanta, Ga
Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant August
14, 1917.
Com-
missioned as 1st Lieutenant January, 1918.
Assigned to
of
Company February
from
15,
1918.
In
command
1918. 1918, to
Company
28,
5,
May
25,
1918, to June 12,

19,
Sick in Hospital
from Mustard Gas September

1918,
September
to
Command
of
of
Company September 20
22, 1918.
October
and October
19-28.
Transferred as Captain to
Company
"F"
Regiment November
1st
Leon
L.
Folsom, McRae, Ga.
Commissioned as
ed
to
Lieutenant January, 1918.

1,
Assign-
Company September
In
1917.
14,
Sick in Hospital from

1918,
to
machine gun wound October

1918.
to
December
15.
14,
command
5,
of
Company from February
1919,
March
1919.
E. F.
233
Mack
Hirshberg, 15 Nelson St.,

Atlanta, Ga.
2nd Lieutenant August, 1917. Assigned to Company September 1, 1917. Commissioned as 1st Lieutenant November 11, 1918. From duty to Special Duty for Division June 18 to August 18, 1918. Acting Battalion Gas Officer from October 1, 1918, to November Relieved from special duty with Battalion No20, 1918. vember 20, 1918. Duty with Company from November 20,
Commisioned
as
1918, to present date.
Julian Hirshberg. 15 Nelson St.,

Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed to
as
1st
Lieutenant
January,
1918.
As-
Transferred to
Company February 10, 1918, to June 11, 1918. Company C of Regiment June 11, 1918.
to
Earl Del Era.

Ira D. Coombs,
Assigned
Company May
26, 1918.
Transferred
to
2nd
Division June 12, 1918.
signed to
Lieutenant
Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant June 20, 1918. AsCompany July 20, 1918. Commissioned as 1st November 11, 1918. Hospital from machine gun wound October 14, 1918, to November 6, 1918. Reto
turned
Company November
6,
1918.
Transferred to
Supply Company of Regiment January 2, 1919. Cited for gallantry in action per General Order No. 1, Headquarters 82nd Division, January 13, 1918.
Earl W. South,
68 4th Ave., South, Moorhead, Minn.
Commissioned as
signed to
1st Lieutenant
4,
October 20, 1917.
As-
Company November
1918.
Grover
B.
Harman,
Wolbash, Nebr.
to
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant July Company January 3, 1919.
7.
1918.
Assigned
Joseph H. Woeste.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Lieutenant
5,
September,
1918.
1917.
As-
Company November
On Detach
Service
at University of Toulouse, France,
from March
6, 1919, to
present date.
Second Lieutenants
William
E.
Shackelford,
Decatur, Ala.
to
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August, 1917.
Assigned
to
Company September 1, 1917. Transferred Company of Regiment September 3, 1918.

July, 1918.
Supply
E.arl E. Smeeling,
Attached
to
North Dakota.
Company October
11, 1918.
20,
1918.
Sick in Hospital November

date.
Dropped from roUs same
Flrst Sergeants
George
C. Watkins, 1008 South Broadway, Lexington, Ky.
Joined
Company September
Officers
5,
1917.
Appointed
1st
Ser-
geant September 20, 1917.
Appointed
Sergeant Sep18,
tember
to
21, 1917.
5,
Training
Camp from January

5.
April
10,
1918.
With Company from April
1918, to
July
1918.
Transferred to 320th Field ArtiOery as
2nd Lieutenant.
Arthur W. Wendler,
416 Morgan St., Union Hill, N.
J.
Joined
poral poral
Company October 24, 1917. Appointed December 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from March 1, 1918. Appointed 1st Sergeant May 1.
to
CorCor1918.
Returned
U.
S.
August
18, 1918.
Clarence W. Griswald,
5913 N. Mervine
St.,
1
Joined
Company October
1,
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
from
Corporal
Fei-nrock, Philadelphia,
November December
1917. 1917.
Appointed
Acting
Sergeant
15,
Supply Sergeant
from
De-
cember 15, 1917. to January 5, 1918. Acting 1st Sergeant from January 5. 1918, to April 20, 1918. Appointed 1st Sergeant September 1, 1918. Sick in Hospital from shrapnel wound October 10, 1918, to December 5, 1918. Duty as 1st Sergeant from December 5, 1918, to present
date.
Hartman Gibson,
Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
to
1st
20,
1917, as Corporal from

23.
Regular Army.
Appointed Sergeant November

Sergeant November
1,
1917;
from Sergeant
1918.
Re-
duced from
1st
Sergeant to Sergeant January
15, 1919, on
account of surplus 1st Sergeants.

action per General
vision,
Cited for gallantry in
Order No.
1,
Headquarters 82nd Di-
January
13, 1919.
Supply Seegeant
Paul 0. Dathe, 516 Ruscomb
Joined
St.,
Company October
15,
22, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant

geant January 15, 1918.
1918.
Philadelphia,
Mess Sergeants
Henry Winkler,
Middle River, Md.
Joined
Company October
1,
24,
1917.
Appointed
Cook
1917.
Cook January
uary 22, 1918.
July 17, 1918.
15.
Appointed Mess Sergeant JanReduced from Mess Sergeant to Private

1918.
Alex Kammelhor,
79 McBride Ave..
Paterson, N.
J.
Joined Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from Private August 1. 1918. Appointed Mess Sergeant August 12. 1918. Reduced from Mess Sergeant February
15. 1919.
K.^VRL T.
Staples,
Roopville, Ga.
Joined
Company September
1,
5.
1917.
Appointed Cook
1917.
Cook February
ruary 15, 1919.
15,
1919.
Appointed Mess Sergeant Feb-
Sergeants
Leonard Armistead,
333 Lewisburg Ave., Franklin, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
5.
5,
1917.
Appointed
Officers
Ser-
geant from Private September 20. 1917.
Training
Camp January
1918. to April
5, 1918. to
5.
1918.
Duty with ComTransferred to
pany from April
July 20, 1918.
5th Division as 2nd Lieutenant July 20. 1918.
F.
235
5.
Noel
P.
Vawter,
Huntingdon, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
poral from Private October 1. 1917. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal October 20, 1917. Officers Training Camp
August
18.
1918.
Transferred
to
78th
Division
as
2nd
Lieutenant.
Mark
Roberts, 798 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private November 1, 1917. from Corporal December 15, 1917. January 5. 1918, to April 5, 1918.
5.
Appointed
Officers
Sergeant
Training
Camp
With Company April

to
1918.
to
July 20.
1918.
Transferred
5th
Division
July 20. 1918.
Charles O'Niel,
Delaware
City, Del.
Joined
Company October
1. 1.
22. 1917.
Appointed Corporal

Corporal January
1917.

Training
1918.
Officers
Camp
Jan-
uary
5.
5,
1918. to April 5, 1918.

to
Duty with Company April

to
1918.
July 20.
1918.
Transferred
2nd Division
July 20, 1918.
Clair Armagost,
Reynoldsville,
Joined
Company October
1,
22. 1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private November Returned
1917.

Training

gust, 1918.
to
Officers
Camp Au-
Company December
22, 1917.
26, 1918.
Albert W. Pils, Box 116,

LaSalle, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
December
1,

Sergeant
from
Private
15,
1917.
from Corporal April

bullet at
1918.
Wounded by machine gun

14,
Sommerance October
1918.
Pasquale Tarantino, 8 Park St.,

Paterson, N.
J.
Joined
Company October
December
15,
28.
1917. 1917.
.\ppointed Corporal
from
Private
15,
Appointed
Sergeant
from Corporal March

Joined
1918. 1918.
Wafford Skinner,
111 4th Street, Cordele, Ga.
Company
10, 1918.
April
15,
1,
Appointed
Sergeant
for
from Private August
1918.
Left
Company
U. S.
December
Joined
Ulysses T.\ylor, Ware, Mass.
Company October
1,
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Norroy Sep-

Corporal March
15, 1917.

in action at
S.
1918.
Gassed
to
tember
date.
18,
1918.
Transferred
O. S. Hospital same
Harry Lauer,
Joined
Company October
1,
22, 1917.
.Appointed Corporal
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
January
1,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant from Corporal

at
May
1918.
Gassed
Norroy September
18,
1918.
Trans-
same
date.
Albert Olsen.
Joined
Company October
1.
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal

Corporal August
15, 1918.

in action at
S.
1918.
Wounded
Sommer-
ance October
14,
1918.
Transferred to
0. S. Hospital
same
date.
236

Joined
William Lawton,
83 William St., Newport, R.
I.
Company October
15,
1,
24, 1917.
from Private August

Corporal September
14,
1918.
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant from

in action
1918.
Wounded
1,
October
1918, at Sommeran'-e. France.
action
vision,
per General Order No.
January
13, 1919.
William Joyce,
Osakis, Minn.
Company October 25, from Private November 1, 1918.

Joined
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Joseph Rivard, 194 5th Street,

Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
12,
],
1917.
Appointed Ser-
geant from Private November
1918.
Henry
Tripp, Westport, Mass.
Joined
Company October
December
1,
24, 1917.
from
Private
15,
1917. 1918.
Andrew
K. Stien,
Transferred as Sergeant from
Replacement Camp No-
223 Steiner St., San Francisco, Cal.
vember
1,
1918.
Joseph Love, 216 West Main
Transferred as Sergeant from

St.,
Replacement
Camp
No-
vember
1,
1918.
New
Albany, Ind.
Transferred
as
Harry Peterson, Route A, Box

John W.
Davis,
Sergeant from Replacement
Camp No-
406, Chico, Cal.
vember
1,
1918.
212 3rd Ave., West Cedar Rapids, N. Y.
Joined Company October 28, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private February 15, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from
Corporal
1918.
May
1,
1918.
Officers
Training
at
Camp
date.
October
1,
Transferred from
Company
same
Felix Fieler, 1577 Avenue A,
New York
Edward Colby, 43 Hewey
City, N. Y.
Joined Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private January 15, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal August 1, 1918. Officers Training Camp October
1,
1918.
Transferred from
28,
Company
1917.
at
same
date.
Joined
St.,
Company October
1,

ber 14, 1918.
date.
1918.
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant from

at
Brockton, Mass.
Corporal April 15, 1918.
Wounded
Sommerance Octo-
Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital on same
Jay D. Eggart, 6233 Limekiln Pike,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
15, 1917.

Returned
to
Corporal December 15. 1917.

structor
U. S. as In-
August
15.
1918.
COEPOEALS
James E. McNulty, 1016 East Drinker St., Dunmore,
Joined
Company October
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
15, 1917.
Eighty-Second Division; A.
E. F.
237
Appointed Corporal
Hugh McQuad,
8 Rice Street,
Brookline, Mass.
Joined
Company October
1,
24, 1917.
from Private April
1918.
Frederick Grant, 921 Hancock
Joined
St.,
Company October
1,
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private June
1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Russell G. Skinner,
Brimfield, Mass.
Joined Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. From Duty to Special
Duty as Battalion Sergeant Major from August 1, 1918, to January 1, 1919. Duty as Company Clerk with Company from January 1, 1919, to present date. Wounded in action at Sommerance, France, October 14, 1918.
Joseph Miller,
R. F. D. No.
6,
Hanover, Pa.
Joined Company October 22, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Wounded in action at Sommerance, France, October 14, 1918. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital same date.
Joined
William Prostler,
104 Washington
Flushing, L.
St.,
I.,
Company October
December
France,
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Gassed in
action
to
from
0. S.
Private
15,
1917.
19,
at
S.
N. Y.
Norroy.
September Hospital on same date.
1918.
Transferred
Frank Rabetoy,
389 Ford Street, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal

pital
15, 1917.
France, October 14, 1918.
Transferred to
Gassed at Sommerance, S. O. S. Hos-
on same date.
William Murphy.
R. F. D. No. 1, Chase Mill, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1,
24. 1917.
.Appointed Corporal
at
from Private March
1918.
Gassed in action
Norroy
September
Joined
18, 1918.
Leo a.
Votr.'VW,
Ausable Falls, N. Y.
from
Private
Company October 24. March 1, 1918.
1917.
Appointed Corporal
in
Wounded
14,
action
at
to
Sommerance, France, October S. 0. S. Hospital on same date.
1918.
Transferred
William Glenn,
Newbells, N. D.
Joined
Company March,
1,
1918.
Appointed
at
Corporal
Norroy,
S.
from Private June

pital
1918.
Gassed in action
Hos-
on same date.
James McGovern, 2076 Eighth Ave., New York City.
Joined
Company October
1.
24. 1917.
Appointed Corporal
in action at
from Private March

pital
1918.
Gassed
Norroy
France. September 18, 1918.
Transferred to S. 0. S. Hos-
on same date.
William Hackett,
Ripley, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
1,
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private March

ter
1918.
Transferred to Quartermas15, 1918.
Corps 82nd Division June
Henry Kendrick,
Barwick, Ga.
Joined
Company February,
1,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
in
from Private June

pital
1918.
Gassed
action at Norroy,
on same
date.
Edgar Sparks, Box 81,

Bemis, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
in
from Private July 20, 1918. merance, October 7, 1918.

Joined
1918, at
Wounded
action at
Som-
Peter Marianan.
Company
July,
1,
1918.
Private September
1918.
Wounded
Appointed Corporal from in action October 7.
Sommerance, France.
Charles Philips,
244
Joined
Company October
1.
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
to
Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
from Private February vision September, 1918.
1918.
Transferred
80th Di-
Transferred from 80th Division to

for
82nd Division as attached
duty
to
return
to
states
March
15, 1919.
Victor Dunn,
Hanks, N. D.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
in
Corporal
from Private July 20, 1918. merance, October 14, 1918.

Joined
Wounded
action at
Som-
Edward Faller, Box 28, Route No.

Winfred,
Company March
1,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
1,
S. D.
from Private August 1, 1918. Gassed in action at Norroy. France. September 18, 1918. Transferred to S. O. S. Hospital
on same date.
David Holt,
R. F. D. No. 2,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1.
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private August

pital
1918.
Gassed
in action at Norroy,
Marion, N. D.
Transferred to S O. S. Hos-
on same date.
Charles Pickthorn,
Lafayette, Ga.
Joined
Company April
1.
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private August 1, 1918. Gassed in action at Norroy, France, September 18, 1918. Transferred to S. 0. S. Hospital
on same date.
Alexander Kelly,
50 Middleton Ave., Newport, R.
I.
Joined
poral
Company October
1.
22,
1917.
Appointed
in
Corat
from Private April
1918.
Gassed
action
Norroy. France, September 18, 1918.
August 0. Kruger.
65 Horton Ave.,
New
George
Rochelle. N. Y.
Joined Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private June 13, 1918. Wounded in action October 18. 1918, at Sommerance, France, by shell fire. Joined
B. Harris,
Company February,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
to
Leoma, Tenn.
from Private April 1, 1918. Private February 15, 1919.

Joined
Private
Herbert Austin, 122 Main St.,

Osdensburs, N. Y.
Company October
1,
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
to in

January
15,
1918.
1919.
7,
Wounded
1918.
action
at
La
Forge. France, October
Chester Shrum,
Tarrs, Penn.
from Company 'L," Company "D" of Regiment December

Transferred
as Corporal to
328th
5.
Infantry,
to
1918.
Transferred
Company.
26,
Roy
T.
Brock,
Cottonhill. Ala.
Joined
1st
Company March
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
Pri-
Class August
1918.
1,

1918.
vate 1st Class
November
Duty
as
Company
Clerk.
Eighty-Seco-Nd Division, A. E. F.
239
Nels Frederickson,
Williston, N. D.
Joined
Company
1,
April
Class August
1st
1918.
1,
Class
November
Appointed Private 1st 1, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private 1918. Gassed in action Septem-
ber 16. 1918. at Norroy, France.
Adrien Molloy, 217 Wilson
Joined
St.,
Company
1.
April
Class August
1st
1918.
1, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal from Private
Syracuse, N. Y.
Class
versity
November 1, March 5, 1919.
1918.
Transferred to Beaun Uni-
Louis Sandoski,
Baltimore, Md.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
August
1,
1918.
1,
24, 1917. Appointed Private Appointed Corporal from Pri-
vate 1st Class
November
1918.
William Stoner,
74 East Blake Ave.,
Joined
1st Class
Company
1,
July,
Class August
1918.
1,
1918. Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal from Private
Columbus, Ohio.
Louis 0. Dischinger, Pomeroy, Ohio.
November
1918.
1918. Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal from Private
Joined
Company
1,
July,
Class August
1st
1918.
1,
Class
December
1918.
18.
John H. Barnes,
Route No.
12,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
1918.
Nashville, Tenn.
George Cox,
148 East Terrace
St.,
Joined Company February 9, 1918. from Private December 1, 1918.
ited Corporal
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Howard Whipp,
R. F. D. No. 5, Box 125, Frederick Co., Md.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class August
1918.
1,
Appointed Corporal from Pri1918.
vate 1st Class
December
Martin
L.
Woods,
Brookland, Texas.
Transferred from
poral to
Company L, 328th Infantry, as Company "D" of Regiment January 5, 1919.
Cor-
Edward Stanezyk,
1620 West 15th
St.,
111.
Transferred as Corporal from Headquarters
Company
of
Regiment
1918.
to
Company "D," 328th
Infantry,
December.
Chicago,
James B. Jones, 257 Poplar
Joined
Street,
Company
February
April 18, 1918.
Appointed Private
at
1st
Class August 15, 1918.

1st Class

Gassed in action
Norroy,
Jackson, Tenn.
15, 1919.
John
F.
Norfleet, Route No. 2,

Venleer, Tenn.
Joined Company March 27, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private February 15, 1919. Gassed in action September 15, 1918, at Norroy, France.
Transferred
as
Edward
P.
Payton,
Corporal from Replacement
Camp
No-
Yuba
City, Cal.
vember
1,
1918. a
Charles Richardson, P. 0. Box 236,

Midlothian, Texas.
Transferred
Corporal from
Replacement
Camp
No-
vember
1.
1918.
Paul Nance,
Medora, Ind.
Transferred
as
Corporal from
Replacement
Camp
No-
vember
1.
1918.
240
H.-uiOLD
Owens,
Brownston, Ind.
Transferred as
Corporal from
Replacement
Camp
No-
vember
1,
1918.
Jacob P. Myers,
Chester, La.
Transferred as Corporal from Replacement
Camp
No-
vember
1,
1918.
Leonard McNiel,
Richmond, Va.
Transferred as
Corporal from
Replacement
Camp No-
vember
1,
1918.
Robert Christie,
Arnot,
Joined
Company October
1,
24. 1917.
Appointed Corporal
in action at
from Private March

roy. France,
1918.
Wounded
Nor-
September
18, 1918.
Hospital same date.
Bernard Thomas.
Joined
Company October
15,
24,
1917.
Appointed Corporal

ber 14, 1918.
1917.
Robert Kennedy.
Joined
Company March
1,
1918.
.Appointed
Corporal
7,
from Private
1918.
.\r.gust 1, 1918.
Shepard Jordan.
Joined
Company March
1,
1.
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Private June

tion August, 1918.
1918.
Died in Hospital from Opera-
ESTRAS DOLONEY.
Joined
Y.
Company October
15,
24, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Q(g<jghf6t/rg,N

burns October, 1918.
1918.
Died from mustard gas
Cooks
John Wachter,
1018 Clinton St., Baltimore City, Md.
Joined
Company October
1,
24,
1917.
Appointed
Cook
1917.
Joseph Turner,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
Company October
1,
28.
1917.
Appointed
Cook
Box
98,
1918.
Emmitsburg, Md.
Gerard Coletta, 27 Woodard
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
22,
1917.
Appointed
Cook
Ave.,
from Private March
Boston, Mass.
George B.attincer.
Joined
Company
July 15, 1918.

1918.
Class February 10.

1st
.Appointed
Cook from Private
Mechanics
George Little,
16 Chapel St., Cuba, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
.Appointed Mechanic
15,
1917.
10,
Gassed in action at
1918.
Coy
C.
Partain,
Elbe:loii, Ga.
Transferred as Mechanic from Replacement Depot No-
R. F. D. No. 9,
vember
4.
1918.
E. F.
Eakl R. Shaw,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Transferred as Mechanic from Replacement Depot No-
Box 151, Chico, Cal.
smber
4, 1918.
Steven Dobrzeniewicz, R. F. D. No. 3. Box 9,

Eden, N. Y.
Joined Company October 28. 1917. from Private November 1. 1918.
Appointed Mechanic
Joe Larson.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Mechanic
from Private April

pital
15. 1918.
Gassed
in action at Norroy,
same
date.
Bass Haren, Epworth, Ga
Joined
Company October
February
28. 1917.
from
pital
Private
14,
1918.
Appointed Mechanic Gassed at Norroy,

to S.
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
same
date.
Btjglees
John
Cutaiar. 523 North 41st
F.
St.,
Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Bugler from Private February 1. 1918. Transferred to QuarterJoined
Philadelphia, Pa.
master Corps June 15, 1918.

Joined
Peter Calvagna, 69 James St., New York City, N. Y.
Company October
28,
1917.
Appointed Bugler
to
from Private
accident
pital
May
1,
1918.
From Duty
Transferred
Hospital from 0. S. Hos-
November same date.
25, 1918.
to S.
Privates and Peivates Fiest Class

BOLESLAW AlIBOWIEZ,
930 Carmel
Dickson
St.,
Joined
St
Company October
24,
1917.
.Appointed
Private
City, Pa.
Henry Anderson,
Caldwell, Ala.
Joined
1st
Class from
action at
Company March 26, 1918. Appointed Private Private December 1, 1918. Wounded in Sommerance, France, October 14, 1918. Company
April
1,
Julius Anderson,
Chesley, N. D.
Joined
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
James Antrim,
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
4,
1918.
Appointed Private
15. 1919.
Thomas Attinello,
132 Mercer
St.,
J.
Joined
Company November
11,
1917.
.\ppointed
Pri-

in action at
Wounded
Philipsburg, N.
Sommerance. France. October

as
15, 1918.
George Angelo.
217 2nd Ave.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Transferred
Private
from
Replacement
Depot
No-
vember
4,
1918.
Jess S.
Armentrout,
London, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July,
7.
1918.
Wounded
in action at
La
R. F. D. No. 4,
Forge, France, October
1918.
242

E.
Dewey
Arowood,
St.,
Transferred
14, 1919.
from
327th
Infantry
as
Private
February
807 Coleman
Knoxville, Tenn.
Frank Austin,
Chatham,
Edie H. Austin,
Decaturville, Tenn.
111.
Transferred
14, 1919.
from
327th
Infantry
as
Private
February
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.

14,
Wounded
1918.
in action at

Joined
Guy Alexander,
Monterey, Tenn.
Company
July,
1918.
20,
Wounded
1918.
in
action
at to
Sommerance, France, October S. O. S. Hospital same date.
Transferred
Frank Bland,
4233
S.
Transferred as Private 1st Class November

St.,
111.
1,
1918, from
Mozark
Replacement Depot.
Chicago,
Addie E. Blankenship,
Attoyac, Texas.
Transferred as
Private
1st
Class
from 327th Infantry
February
11,
1919.
as
Othniel Borders,
Winder, Ga.
Transferred
Private
1st
Class
from 327th Infantry
February
Joined
1st
14, 1919.
Elbert Bowlin,
Ashville, Ga.
Company March
6,
28,
1918.
Appointed
1918.
1,
Private
Class from Private
pital
September
1918, to
December 1, November
1st
Sick in Hos-
1918.
Robert H. Breland,
Purvis, Miss.
Transferred
as
Private
Class
from 327th Infantry
February
14, 1919.
Charles Butler,
Route 1, Wynot, Miss.
Transferred as
Private
1st
Class
from 327th Infantry
February
14,
1919.
George Babiniotes,
214 Market St., Newark, N.
J.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Frederick A. Balsiger, Route 10, Box 35,

Guthrie, Okla.
Transferred
14,
from 327th Infantry as Private February
1919.
Fred Barlow,
Edray,
Transferred
from 327th Infantry as Private February
W. Va.
14,
1919.
John W.
Bass,
Transferred
from 327th
Infantry
as
Private
February
Oneal, Miss.
14,
1919.
August Baumgartner, Norwood, Ohio.
Transferred as Private from Replacement Depot
No
vember
1,
1918.
Henry Bessant,
Troy, Ala.
Joined
Company March
28,
1918.
Frank Blanchette,
240
S.
Transferred as Private from Replacement Depot November 14, 1918.

111.
Enterance,
Kankakee,
F.
Salvatore Bonnano,
1773 Ave. A,
6,
Transferred from
1919.
Company "A"
of
Regiment February
New York
City, N. Y.
Valentine Branz,
Strawn,
III.
Transferred
from
Replacement
Depot as
Private
No-
vember
4, 1918.
Forest
J.
Brock,
Transferred from
Company M,
328th Infantry, January
Wileyville,
W. Va.
5,
1919.
EiXERY
C. Bunker, 2422 Ontario St.,
Joined
Company
July 20, 1918.
Toledo, Ohio.
Gennore Bove, 289 Adams
Joined
St.,
at
Company October 24, La Forge, France, October
1917.
7,
Wounded
in
action
to
1918.
Transferred
Newark, N.
J.
S.
Walter BowKER.>y.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
7,
Killed in action at
Mew
VotK Citj
1918.
George Brown,
Charleston, N. D.
S.
Joined
Company March
1,
1918.
Wounded
in
action at
to S.
Norroy, France, September 18, 1918.

Hospital same date.
Transferred
0.
John Bothelo,
Fall River,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
20,
Deserted at Marbache
Mas
Woods, France, September

Joined
1918. 1917.
8,
Wadleslaw Chrzarnowskl
James T. Choate.
Company October
24,
Killed in action at
1918.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
8,
Killed
1918.
in
action
at
Cecil Clendenon,
Scottsboro, Ala.
Transferred as Private 1st Class from Replacement Depot
November
4,
1918.
Abe H. Cohen,
Jingo, Tenn.
Joined
1st Class
Company February
9,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
Gassed Septem-
1918.
ber 18, 1918, at Norroy, France.
DiMMETT Coryell, Mount Carmel, Ky.
Joined
1st Class
Company August
20,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Wylie
Y. Campbell,
Transferred as Private from Replacement Depot Novem-
Box
192,
ber
4, 1918.
Morgan, Texas.
Oscar A. Champod, 545 West Morris Pedro Chavez,
Transferred as Private from Replacement Depot NovemSt.,
ber
4,
1918.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Transferred from
5,
Company
L, 328th
Infantry,
January
Los Elbanos, Texas.
1919.
Angelo Ciacomi,
3511 Carlisle Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company August
20, 1918.
Henry D. Clinger, Route 8, Box

LoNNiE Corey,
Transferred as Private from Replacement Depot Novem1,
ber
4, 1918.
San Antonio, Texas.

Transferred
as
Private
from
Replacement
Depot
No-
Fort Cobb, Okla.
vember
4, 1918.
Frank Cuzzola,
282 Shepard Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
Owen De Mar,
R. F. D. No. 7, Winterset, Iowa.
8,
Joined
1st Class
Company March
30.
1,
1918.
1918.
Appointed
Private
from Private August
Wounded October
1918, at Chatel Chehery.
David Derickson, 336 North 4th

Raton,
Transferred as Private 1st Class from Replacement DeSt.,
pot
November
4,
1918.
New
Mexico.
Transferred from 327th Infantry as Private January 14.
1919.
Ralph Dichillo,
68 Liberty St., New Haven, Conn.
Frank Domine,
33 Pearl
St.,
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
Lancaster, N. Y.
Alfred Brasher.
1634 Plain
St.,
Transferred
as Private
from Replacement Depot Octo-
ber 24, 1918.
Avoca, Pa.
Leonardo DeSalvo, N fW <o r K gjt^

'
Joined
Company March
3,
1918.
14,
Killed
in
action
at
Sommerance. France, October

Joined
1918.
John Doran, .51 Graham
Company March
1,
1918.
St.,
Hospital January 15, 1919.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hershal Dykes.
R. F. D. No. 4,
Joined
Company
April
1918.
1.
1918.
Transferred to
S.
0. S.
Hospital October
1,
Blackstone, Ga.
Fred Everts,
52 Watkins
St.,
Joined
Company March
14, 1918, at
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Wounded
in action
Berry, N. Y.
October
Sommerance. France.
from
Edward
G. Egan, 7246 West 12th St., Forest Park,
Transferred
as
Private
Replacement
Depot
No-
vember
111.
4,
1918.
Leonardo Eramo,
207 Rosette St., New Haven, Conn.
Transferred
14,
from
327th
Infantry
as
Private
Feljruary
1919.
Melvin Eggleston,
R. F. D. No. 4,
at S.
Joined
Company October
24.
1917.
Wounded
in
action
Sommerance. France, October

14. 1918.
Transferred to
North Bangor, N. Y.
E. F.
245
26,
1.
Damel W. Francher,
R. F. D. No. 1, Calera, Ala.
Joined
1st Class
Company February
1918. 1918.
Appointed Private
from Private August
Lawrence Flading,
R. F. D. No. 1,
Joined
1st
Company November
4,
1918.
Appointed Private
Homestead, Pa.
Harry Frank,
137 Clinton
St.,
Joined
1st
Company October
24,
1917.
1,
Class from Private
November
1918.
16,
Appointed Private Gassed in ac1918.
New York
City, N. Y.
tion at
Francesco Farante, 235 Francis Ave.,

Pittsfield,
Joined
Company October
24, 1917,
Mass.
Joined
James A. Fields, Bloomington Springs, Tenn.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
Alfonso Finet, Box 243,

Beverdale, Pa.
Transferred as Private from 327th Infantry January

1919.
13.
Carl Finley,
R. F. D. No. 2,
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Gouveneur, N. Y.
Max
F.
Fries,
Transferred
as
Private
from
Replacement
Depot
No-
Lemont,
111.
vember
4, 1918.
Odan Forrester,
Vernon, Tenn.
Joined
Company March
date.
1,
1918.
Gassed
to
at
Norroy,

pital
Transferred
S.
O. S. Hos-
same
David Falline, Cambridge,
Joined
III.
Company March
15,
1918.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
S.
France, September 18, 1918,
Transferred
to S. 0.
Hos-
WiLLiAM H. Griffin,
Constable, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Private from Private August 13, 1918.
Company
April
1,
Owen
H. Gibson,
Social Circle, Ga.
Joined
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
Is
Class from Private
November
1918,
Clayton Gaddy,
Henry, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 18. 1918.
John
J.
Galitski,
Transferred to
gust 20, 1918.
Company from Replacement Depot Au-
323 North Oak St., Mount Carmel, Pa.
CosiMO Gallitelli, 291 Hudson Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
at
Company October
24. 1917.
Wounded
in action
Sommerance, France. October
14, 1918.
Joseph Giangreco, 20 Peach St.,

Buffalo, N. Y.
Transferred as Private from 327th Infantry February 14,

1919.
Webster Gilkey,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Transferred from Replacement October 25, 1918.
Box
96,
Johnstown, Pa.
Harry Grelling,
Cabot, Pa.
Transferred from Replacement Depot October 24, 1918
Pawel Grzybowski,
71 Sheldon Ave., Lancaster, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1.
1917.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
Antonio Guarino, 306 West Licock

Petro Gericutino.
Transferred from Replacement Depot October 25, 1918,

St.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
7,
Killed in action
al
1918.
Harry Gostin. N ew Yo rK
Joined
Company October
28.
1917.
14,
Killed in action
al
CiU^

Joined
1918.
Stefanio Graziano.
Company
July, 1918.
8,
Killed in action at Chate^
1918. 1918.
John Green,
R. F. D. No. 4,
Joined
Company
April
1,
Wounded
in action
al
17, 1918.
Warrenton, Ga.
Fred Harris,
Werner, N. D.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1,
1918. 1918.
Appointed Private
Isl
al
Class from Private August
Wounded
in action
.Sommerance, France, October 14, 1918.
Harold Heavrin,
Dunlap,
111.
Joined
Company March
1.
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1;
Class August
1918.
James M. Hancock,
Thomasville, Ga.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
in action at Nor-
roy. France,
September
18. 1918.
Chester W. Hannan, R. F. D. No. 2, Mozark

Wheeling,
Transferred from Replacement Depot October 25, 1918.
Rd.,
W. Va.
Joined
Jeptha Harris, Montgomery, Ala.

Irving L. Hicks, Lorton, Va.
Company April
18, 1918.
8,
Wounded
1918.
in action a
William H. Hillyard,
124
S.
Transferred
1918.
from Replacement as Private October 25
Braddock,
Winchester, Va.
George
E.
Horn,
Gibsonia, Pa.
Transferred from Replacement Depot as Private Octo

ber 25, 1918.
Wayne Hutchinson,
Clio, Iowa.
Joined
Company March
30, 1918.
Sczepan Hycz, 34 Penora St., Depew, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
20, 1917.
James Heery, 91 Winthrop
Joined
St.,
E. F.
0. S. Hospital
Company October November 28,
24,
1917.
Transferred
to
S.
1918.
Brockton, Mass.
David Holt,
Marion, N. D.
Joined
Company March
date.
30,
1918.
Gassed at Norroy,

pital
same
Roy Hyatt,
Burlington, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Transferred
to S.
0. S.
Hospital January 15, 1919.
Walter
Ivey.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Killed in action at
8, 1918.
Frank Iwan.
John Jablowski,
101 Harvester Ave., Batavia, N. Y.
Transferred from 327th Infantry January 14, 1919.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
John
L. Jones,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
Loomisville, Ala.
Thomas Jordan,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Price Jermigan,
Hillsboro, Tenn.
Joined
Company
July,
1918.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
'
Wounded
1918.
in action at
Sommerance, France, October S. 0. S. Hospital same date.

Joined
14,
Transferred to
Willie Jones,
Michell, Ga.
Fr,ancis Jones,
Company
April
1,
1918.
Transferred
to S. 0.
S.
Hospital January 15, 1919..
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed in action at
Transferred to
S.
Alexander, Ala.

S.
O.
Hospital same date.
Rudough
Jacobs,
Joined
J.
Company October
same
date.
24, 1917.
Gassed in action at
Transferred
to S.
Ridgewood, N.

S. Hospital
0.
Carl Kindrick, Rockwood, Tenn.
Joined Company April 1, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private August 1, 1918. Wounded in action at Sommerance, France, October 14, 1918. Joined
Paul Konopka, 76 Hudson

Peter Kekeris,
Ave.,
1st Class
Company October 24, 1917. Appointed Private from Private November 1, 1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
141 Eleott St., Boston, Mass.
James JCannak, 1282 Hewett Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Joined
France,
Company March
September
18,
30,
1918.
Gassed
to
at
S.
Norroy,
O.
S.
1918.
Transferred
Hospital same date.
Harry Kaplan. Mew YovK
Joined
Citij
Company October
24,
1917.
Killed in action at
14,
1918.
248

Joined
William Knight,
Daleville, Ala.
S.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
in
action
at

Hospital same date.
Charles Long,
Wilkesbarre,
Joined
1st Class
tion at
Company October 24. 1917. Appointed Private from Private August 13, 1918. Wounded in acSommerance, France, October 14. 1918.
Company
April 28, 1918.
Joseph LaBarge, Winchindon, Mass.
Joined
John
J.
Lassister, Evergreen, Ala.
Joined
Company October
28. 1917.
Pierre Lesperance, 586 N. Main St., Woonsocket, R.
Transferred from
,
I.
Company
L,
1919.
RoscoE A. Lewis, 1350 East Main

Vincent Libowski,
Joined
St.,
at
Company October
6.
24,
1917.
Wounded
in action
La Forge October
1918.
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
28. 1917.
66 Penora St., Depew, N. Y.
Morris Lichenstein,
Allentown, Pa.
Joined
Company October
24,
1917.
Joseph Lierly.
KellerviUe.
111.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Frank
Lister,
St.,
Transferred
fantry,
from
1,
Headquarters
1918.
Company.
328th
In-
32 North Comestonia
December
West Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles Loper,
Greenwich, N.
J.
Joined
Company October
24.
1917.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
France, September 18. 1918.
Fred Lutz,
760 Jos
Transferred
from
Replacement
Depot
November
4,
Campaw
Ave.,
1918.
Detroit, Mich.
William Lannan.
Joseph
Liss.
St.,
at
to
Joined
Company October
Company October
24, 1917.
15,
Killed in action at

Joined
28.
1918.
1917.
Wounded
in action
199 Forsyth
New York
City, N. Y.
Sommerance, France, September S. O. S. Hospital same date.

Joined
14. 1918.
Transferred
Henry Lieberman,
8557 East 17th
St.,
Company October
28, 1917.
Gassed in action
Transferred
to S.
at
Norroy, France, September 28. 1918.

S. Hospital same date.
0.
New York
City, N. Y.
Everett Lawrence, 304 Madison Ave.,

Haszrouck Heights, N.
J.
Joined
S.
Company October
28, 1917.
Harvey McRae,
R. F. D. No. 2,
Clio, Ala.
Joined
Company
date.
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
to S.
at
Norroy,

pital
Transferred
0. S. Hos-
same
E. F.
Nathan Mackun,
36 Anderson
St.,
Joined
1st Class
at
Company OctoDer
24.
1917.
Appointed Private
Boston, Mass.
from Private May 1. 1918. Sommerance, October 19, 1918.
Wounded
in
action
George Masters,
80 Pleasant
Louis Miano, 106 London
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
24,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Milton, Mass.
Joined
St.,
1st Class
East Boston, Mass.
Eugene Moore, N. Main
Joined
St.,
I.
Company October
from Private
24.
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
1st Class
May
1918.
Pasquag, R.
Joe Martino, 647 Drinker St., Dunmore, Pa.
Joined
Company October
28. 1917.
Martin Meaney,
Jesup, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April 28,
1918.
Gassed
in
action
at
Norroy. France. September 18. 1918.
Robert Mooney, Kokoma,
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
from Replacement
IlL
Depot.
Jazef Mostrung, 202 Gould Ave., Depew, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917,
Wounded
at
Norroy,
Freemont Muecke,
Hinton, Iowa.
Transferred from Replacement Depot November
4,
1918.
Julius Muecke, R. F. D. No. 2. Box 37,

Irene, S. D.
4.
1918.
Oswalt Muecke,
Hinton, Iowa.
4.
1918.
Walter Muecke,
Hinton, Iowa.
4.
1918.
Peter Myhre,
R. F. D. No. 9,
Joined
1918.
Company from Replacement Depot November
4,
Montevido, Minn.
Nicholas Minick,
Scranton, Pa.
S,
Joined
Company October
24, 1917,
Transferred
to S.
0.
Hospital September 30, 1918,
Rice Morgan,
Villanow, Ga.
Joined
Company October
date.
28,
1917,
Gassed
to S.
at
Norroy.

pital
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
same
Pasquale Morino, 30 Bryan Place,

Lodi, N.
J.
Joined
at
Company October 24. 1917. Wounded in action La Forge, France. October 7. 1918. Transferred to S.
William
J.
McCard,
Ashburn. Ga.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Gassed
in
action
at
Norroy. France.
250

Joined
St.,
1st Class
William Nickas,
156 Prospect
Gloucester, Mass.
Frederick
L.
Nicholson,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Belfield, N. D.
Class from Private
November
1918.
Wounded
July 30,
1918, at Mt. Sec, France.
Joseph Neisius,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
1918.
4,
LeMars, Iowa.
Philip Nordenberg, 155 Hyland Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
24,
1917.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
Edwin Nystrun, 821 Wall Edgar Nelson.
Joined
St.,
4,
1918.
Sioux City, Iowa.

Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
8,
Killed in action at
1918.
Peter Ohlschlager, 102 2nd Street,

Penora,
111.
November
4, 1918.
James W. Gates,
Houston, Texas.
Joined
Depot.
Company October
25,
1918,
from Replacement
Thomas O'Brien,
Victoria, Texas.
4,
1918.
William
J.
O'Brien,
Victoria, Texas.
4,
1918.
Thomas O'Donnel,
224 Helen Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
4,
1918.
John Olkowlski,
304 Avenue E, Bayonne, N.
J.
Joined
Company October
24,
1917.
Peter Olzanskl
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
8,
Killed in action at
1918.
Oliver Olsen,
Rainback, Iowa.
S.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed in action
at

Hospital same date.
Joseph
P.
Paquette, Dryburg, Mich.
Transferred
as
5,
Private
1918.
1st
Class
from
Replacement
Camp November
Joined
Anthony Penkola,
Edwardsville, Pa.
Company March
1,
1918.
Cerillo Peruzzi,
Palatka, Mich.
November
4, 1918.
Clifton Price,
Felix, Ala.
Joined
E. F.
251
Appointed Private 1st
Company
April
1,
1918.
Class from Private
November L
1918.
Natele Pascelli.
916
Transferred from 327th Infantry as Private February 14,

1919.
111.
May
St.,
Chicago,
George
E.
Porter,
Louisville, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Albert Powell,
170th
St.,
111.
Transferred
as
Private
from
Replacement
Depot
No-
vember
4, 1918.
Hazel Cut,
John Purvis,
R. F. D. No.
8,
Transferred
to
Company from Replacement Depot No-
vember
4,
1918.
Dodian, Ala.
Vinzenzo Puzo,
1121 Wyoming, Pa.
Exterburo, Pa.
Joined
at Chatel
Company October
24,
1917.
8,
Wounded
1918.
in
action
Angelo Pedritte,
Gloucester, Mass.
Joined
Company October
date.
24, 1917.
Wounded
at
Norroy,

pital
same
Angelo Pedero,
Gloucester, Mass.
Joined
Company October
1,
24,
1917.
Transferred to S.
1918.
1,
Fred Reese,
Crossville, Tenn.
Joined
Company April
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private
December
April
1,
1918.
Walter
L.
Reynolds, Thomaston, Ala.
Joined Company
Class from Private
1917.
1,
Appointed Private Gassed
1st
November
1918.
at Norroy,
Israel Reiskin.
Joined
Company January
L, 328th Infantry.
1,
1919.
Transferred
from
2010 17th St., Washington, D.
Company
C.
Ray Roberts, Box
4,
1918.
102, Abilene, Texas.

Transferred from 327th Infantry as Private January 14,
St.,
Robert Robinson,
320 West 84th
1919.
New York
City,
N. Y.
4,
Alfred Roemar, Long Mott, Texas.

Jesse C. Roffe,
1918.
Joined
1918.
4,
3200 West
Chaffin St.,
Richmond, Pa.
William
L.
Rowe,
4, 1918.
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
John Rubitschung,
Lake Linden, Mich.
Transferred as Mechanic from Replacement Depot November 4. 1918. Reduced to Private on account of surplus mechanics January 15, 1919.
252

Joined
Gordon Reed, Upper Black Eddy,
Company October
24,
1917.
Wounded
at
Som-
Pa.
merance, France, October

S.
14,
1918.
Hospital same date.
Ralph Rosenborg,
Gladbrook, Iowa.
Joined
Company
date.
April
18, 1918.
1,
1918.
Gassed
to S.
at
Norroy,
France, September
pital
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
same
Herbert Reynolds,
Louisburo;, Tenn.
Joined
Company
date.
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
to S.
at
Norroy,

pital
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
same
Luther Regan,
Clifty,
joined
Company
date.
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
to S.
at
Norroy,
Tenn.

pital
Transferred
O. S. Hos-
same
Joseph Sandoval,
Clover, Colo.
Transferred from Replacement Depot October 24, 1918,

Manuel Santos,
Gloucester, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
24,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Joseph Savisky, 28 Myers

Francis
Joined
St.,
1st
Company October
Class from
Edwardsville, Pa.
J.
action at
Appointed Private 24, 1917. Private February 15. 1919. Wounded in Sommerance, France, October 14, 1918.
1st
Schwartz,
Glen Carbon,
111.
Class
from 327th
Infantry
February
Joined
14, 1919.
John Segur, 2150 Auburn
Company
April
1.
1918.
Ave..
Toledo, Ohio.
ToNi Sempatico, 466 Oak St.,

Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Gassed
at
Norroy,
Max
Shear,
112 East 111th
St.,
Joined
Company October
24.
1917.
New York
City, N. Y.
Walter Sheriff.
WellsviUe, N. Y.
Joined
Division
Division
Company October
October,
1918.
24, 1917.
Transferred
to to
80th
Transferred
from 80th
82nd
March
15, 1919.
Roy Shelby,
815 Grave
Benj. Silverman, 149 Broom
St.,
Transferred from 327th Infantry as Private February 14,

1919.
Vicksburg, Miss.
Joined
St.,
Company October
24, 1917.
New York
James H. Smith,
City. N. Y.
4.
1918.
Forrest City, Ark.
Dennis Snook,
Lewiston, Md.
Joined
Company October
24,
1917.
William
E. Squires,
4.
1918.
Morton, Miss.
E. F.
253
1917.
14.
Charles Stine.
Middletown, Md.
at
.Joined
Company October
24,
W(
1918
ded
in
action
George Stockham,
Cuba,
111.
4,
1918.
Edward Strobel, 1300 East B
Transferred from 327th Infantry February 14, 1919.

Street,
111.
Belleville.
John
P. Sullivan,
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Gassed
in action at
205 Centre
St.,
Norroy, France. September 18, 1918.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Paul
Sels,
Palla, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Wounded
in
action
at

Joined
at
15, 1918.
Ubaldo Stafano,
13 Elliot St., Boston. Mass.
Company October
24, 1917.
8.
Wounded
in
action
1918.
Transferred to S.
Jasper Summa,
Charter St., Boston, Mass.
Joined Company October 24. 1917. Supply Company 328th Infantr>' March
Transferred
15,
to
1919.
Joseph Shives.
Joined
Company
April
28,
1918.
15.
Killed
in
action
at
1918.
William Tatum,
Prattville, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 20, 1918.
Appointed Private
Ist
Class from Private
November
7,
1918.
Charles Taylor,
Route No.
4,
111.
November
4.
1918.
Contaic,
John W. Tucker,
Erasmus, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
Gassed
at
1st
Class from Private
December
1918.
Norroy.
Paul Tiedt,
Warrenton, Texas.
Transferred as Private from Replacement Depot November

4,
1918.
to
Herbert Tuenge,
101 West Hazel
Stillwater,
St.,
Transferred
ber 25, 1918.
Company from Replacement Depot
Octo-
Minn.
Joined
Donald Turner,
Rome, Ga.
Constantine Vlassis.
Company
date.
April
20.
1918.
Gassed
at
Norroy,

pital
Transferred to S. O. S. Hos-
same
Joined
Company July
25,
1918.
Appointed Priv
1st
Box
11,

III.
Strann,
Howard Vaughn,
Martin City, Mo.
Martin Vehewald,
3021 Caroline
St.
St.,
Louis,
Mo.
John Velardo,
18 Chestnut
St.,
J.
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Lodi, N.
Roy
C. Vickers,
Joined
Company March
21,
1918.
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Nicholas Vicoli,
609 Myrtle
St.,
Transferred from 327th Infantry to

14, 1919.
Company February
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lloyd Vinzant,
Lineville,
Mo.
Joined
at
John Vitucovitch,
28 Locust
St.,
Company October
25, 1917.
6, 1918.
Wounded
in
action
Carbondale, Pa.
John
J.
Varey, 34 Newark St., Newark, N.
Joined
S. J.
Company October
24, 1917.
Transferred
to S.
0.
Hospital November 25, 1918.
John W. Wagner,
610 Douglas Ave.,
Belleville, HI.
Transferred from 327th Infantry as
Private
1st
Class
February
14, 1919.
Millard
F.
Wallace,
1,
Joined
Company March
30, 1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
R. F. D. No.
1918.
Opelika, Ala.
Howard
F.
Welker,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
24,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
Reed St., Warsaw. N. Y.
1918.
Andrew Were, 1255 W. 71st
Transferred
St.,
from 327th Infantry as Private

1919.
1st
Class
February
14,
Chicago, ni.
Theora H. Wilson,
Marrowbone, Ky.
Chris Wyss, Jr., 901 E. Republic
Private
1st
Class
February
14,
1919.

St.,
Private
1st
Class
February
14, 1919.
Peoria, HI.
Selah Walbridge,
Wales, Mass.
Transferred from 328th Infantry,
Company
L, to
Com-
pany January
5.
1919.
4,
Alvin
L.
Walker,
Thalmann, Ga.
1918.
Ven H. Warfield,
1115 North 5th
St.,
Waco, Texas.
Richard Warren,
Coryell, Texas.
4.
1918.
F.
Joseph Washelefski,
173 Zolby
St.,
Joined
Company October
24, 1917.
Edwardsville, Pa.
Gilbert Watson, 608 N. Park Ave.,

Herrin,
III.
4,
1918.
Monroe Watson,
Guntown, Miss.
4.
1918.
Vernon Weaver,
Altonio, Iowa.
4,
1918.
Clarence Weidner, 1238 Wanponsee

St.,
III.
4,
1918.
Morris,
William Wheeler, Brownwood, Texas.
4,
1918.
John
J.
Whelan,
St.,
I.
4.
1918.
148 Hudson
Providence, R.
Paul Wickersham, 541 Lake View Ave.,

Conneaut, Ohio.
4. 1918.
James Woodruff,
R. F. D. No. 2,
4.
1918.
Ashland, Ala.
Ulric Ward,
Eufaula, Ala.
Joined
Company
1,
April
1918.
1,
1918.
Hospital October
Edgar Warrenfeltz,
Myersville,
Joined
Company October
date.
24,
1917.
Gassed
to S.
at
Norroy,
Md.

pital
Transferred
0. S. Hos-
same
Dosie Winters-
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
7,
Killed
1918.
in
action
at
Peter WlTUNSKI.
Joined
Cliale'i
Company April
12.
1918.
7,
Killed
1918.
to
in
action
at
Chehery. France, October
William Yakubiak,
1122 Douglas St., Madison,
111.
Transferred
from
Division
82nd Division No-
vember
12. 1918.
Horace Yoes,
R. F. D. No. 3, Shelbyville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 20, 1918.
Mathew Zielinski, A/ew VorK
Joined
Company October
24,
1917.
Wounded
in action
Clti|
at S.

14, 1918.
Transferred to
256
ROSTER OF OFFICERS CONNECTED WITH 2ND BATTALION PIEADQUARTERS, 328TH INFANTRY

Majors
G. E.
Buxton,
Jr.,
I.
Assigned
to
the
328th
Infantry
August
29.
1917,
7.
and
1918.
Providence, R.
commanded
Appointed
porarily in
to
the
2nd Battalion
Inspector
of
until
September
7.
Division
September
1918.
Tem11,
command
2nd Battalion from September
17. 1918.
J.
M. Tillman, Lake Wales,

Fla.
328th Infantry,
15.
1917.
29.
7,
Assigned
In
to
Company H. August
11, 1918.
1917. 1918.
com-
mand
No.
1.
of
2nd Battalion from September
Commis-
soned Major November
Cited in General Orders
January
13.
1919.
Captains
Howell Foreman,
Atlanta, Ga.

328th Infantry,
the
15.
1917.
Assigned
to
Company
F,
August
7, to
29, 1917.
Commanded
2nd Battalion September
11. 1918.
J.
M. Garner,
Commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant
1918.
Lieutenant
31.
August
Captain
15,
1917.
1st 11,
December
to
1917.
November
3.
Assigned
the 328th Infantry

Officer,
September
Battalion.
1917.
28,
Appointed
1918.
Intelligence
to
2nd
as
June
Assigned
15,
Company
Company commander
November
1918.
First Lieutexants
J.
A.
Woods,
Commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant
August
15,
1917.
1st
Assigned as Adjutant of
Transferred as Assistant
1918.
2nd Battalion August

Division Inspector
29,
1917.
23.
December
26.
Cited in Division
Orders No.
16.
March
2nd
1919.
James D. Gould, Jr., 1777 Gloucester St.,

Brunswick, Ga.
Commissioned
Lieutenant
Lieutenant
31,
August
Assigned
of
15.
1917.
1st
December
1917.
to
328th
In-
fantry August 29, 1917. in
command
Company
F. Octooffi-
ber 14 to 20. 1918.
Appointed Battalion Intelligence
November 23, March 26. 1919.

cer
1918.
Cited in Division Orders No. 16,
E. A.
Burkhalter,
Warrenton, Ga.
Commissioned
Lieutenant
2nd
28,
Lieutenant
1918.
8.
August
15.
to
1917.
1st
August
Assigned
1918.
Company H.
Battalion
328th Infantry. November

jutant
Acting Battalion Ad.Appointed
from
December
23,
1918.
Adjutant February 27. 1919.
F.
257
Chaplains
Samuel Smart.
Assigned
1918.
ville,
to
2nd Battalion, 328th Infantry, September
3,
Killed by exploding sheU October 14, 1918, at Fle-
France, (Ardennes).
1st Lieutenant
B.
W. RiNER,
Merrill, Iowa.
Commissioned
September
26,
1918.
1,
As-
signed Chaplain 2nd Battalion, 328th, November
1918.
EOSTER OF COMPANY E, 328TH INFANTRY, AMERICAN E. F., FRANCE

Captains
Charles
G.
Clement,
Cornelia, Ga.
Commissioned August 15, 1917. Assigned to Company September 5, 1917. In command of Company from September 5, 1917, to July 2, 1918. Killed in action.
Clarence R. Hopper,
Newark, N.
J.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Lieutenant
5,
August
1917.
15.
1917.
Asof
Company November Company from July 2, 1918,
In
command
to
present
date.
Commis-
sioned Captain October 11, 1918.
First Lieutenants
Charles M. Huguley, Macon, Ga
2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. AsCommissioned 1st 5, 1917. Transferred from Company to 1st Division February 26, 1919. Cited in G. O. No. 16, Headquarters 82nd Division, dated March 26, 1919.
signed to
Commissioned
Company September
William 0. Winston,
Gainesville, Ala.
Commissioned 2nd
signed to
Lieutenant
5.
Company September
1917.
August 15. 1917. AsCommissioned 1st

9.
Lieutenant December 31. 1917.

bullet in .action near Chatel

1918,
for
Chehery on October
Returned
to
and evacuated duty December
to
hospital.
Company
Company.
1917.
14, 1918,
and
at present with
Irwin D. Newcomb,
Chico, Cal.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant March

missioned
1st
27,
Comto
Lieutenant October 13, 1917.

2,
Assigned
Company November
1918. 1918.
Grover
L.
Moseley,
Winder, Ga.
to
Assigned
to
Company November
of
15.
Transferred
Company G
Regiment December
1st
27, 1918.
Edwin W. Boney,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed
Lieutenant
August
1917.
1918.
15,
1917.
Asto
to Company September 5, Company D of Regiment April 10,
Transferred
John H. Murdock,
Charleston, S. C.
Commissioned
ferred from
1st

of
Trans-
Company F
Regiment
to
uary
April
15.
19.
1918.
1918.
Transferred
to Company E JanCompany L of Regiment

James D. Gould,
Jr.,
Brunswick, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. AsCompany September 5, 1917. Commissioned 1st December 31, 1917. Transferred from Company to Company F of Regiment January 15, 1918.
signed to
Lieutenant
Second Lieutenants
William
C.
McCain,
Livingston, Ala
on September
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. AsCompany September 5, 1917. Gassed at Norroy Re14, 1918, and evacuated to hospital. turned to Company December 4, 1918. Transferred from Company to 1st Division February 26, 1919.
signed to
George
James
S.
F. Sanders,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant October

signed to
31,
1918.
As-
Baltimore, Md.
Company November
9, 1918.
Russell,
Salisbury,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant October
31,
1918.
Asto
Md.
signed to Company November 9, Company G of Regiment November
1918.
Transferred
21, 1918.
15,
Walter M.
Little,
Macon, Ga.
signed to
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August Company December 17, 1917.

15,
1917.
As-
Transferred to
1918.
Supply Company of Regiment March
Paul
C.
Maher,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company January
15,
1918.
Transferred
and returned
to the
United States August

1,
20, 1918.
Harold
A.
Meehan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
to
1918.
Assigned
Company
July 20, 1918.
Wounded
in
action
by ma8,
chine gun
bullet
1918,
and evacuated to hospital.
Willum
Lees. Lewisburs. Pa.
signed to
Camp
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August Company December 17, 1917. Travis. Texas. December 26, 1917.
15,
1917.
Asto
Transferred
First Sergeants
Andrew
L.
Waelty,
J.
Joined
'
Company November
15.
West Hoboken, N.
Private to Corporal April 25, 1918.

poral to Sergeant June 23, 1918.
to
1st
Promoted from 1917. Promoted from CorPromoted from Sergeant

Cited in G. 0. No. 11,
1,
Sergeant February
1,
1919.
Headquarters 328th Infantry, April
1919.
John
A. Hyland,
Joined
City, N. Y.
Company
Sept. 10, 1917, as Sergeant, being trans-
New York
ferred from 17th U. S. Infantry.
Appointed
1st Sergeant
September
15, 1917.
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters

1,
328th Infantry. April
1919.
Mess Sergeant
George
P.
Hendrix, Rockmart, Ga.
Joined
Private
to
Company September
8,
1917.
Promoted from
Appointed Mess
26,
Sergeant October 20.

dated
1917.

quarlers
Cited in G. O. No. 16, Head-
82nd
Division,
March
1919.
and
in
1,
G. O. No. 11. Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April

1919.
F.
Supply Seegeaxt
Richard
J.
McBride.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
vate
to
Company November
1.
1,
1917.
Promoted from
Pri-
Corporal December 15. 1917.

1918.
geant April
1918.
1,
Cited in
Promoted to SerAppointed Mess Sergeant April 1, G. O. No. 11, 328th Infantrv, dated April
1919.
Seegeaxts
Christian Bohlman,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined
Private to
Company November
Sergeant December
15,
15.
1917.
Promoted from
Transferred to
to
1917.
Corps School July 31, 1918. uary 6, 1919.
Returned
Company
Jan-
George R. Cunningham,
Blaisdell, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
December
13,
1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. O.
1,
Private to Sergeant
15,
1917.
No.
11,
Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April
1919.
Harold W. Plumb,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
December
14,
15,
1917. 1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. 0.
1,
Private to Sergeant
No.
11,
1919.
Frank Negretti,
West Hoboken, N.
J.
Joined
Corporal
11,
Company November
December
7,
15, 15,
1917. 1917.
Private to Corporal
to
Promoted from Promoted from

April
1,
Sergeant June
1918.
Cited in G. 0. No.
Headquarters
328th
Infantry,
dated
1919.
Julius
J.
Bero,
Somerville, Mass.
to
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.

1,
Promoted from Private

in
Sergeant
August
1918.
Cited
G.
1,
0.
No.
11,
1919.
George Habersetzer, North Adams, Mass.
Joined
Company October
1.
26, 1917.
vate to Corporal April 25, 1918.

to
Sergeant August
9,
1918.
Wounded
23,
Promoted from PriPromoted from Corporal in action on Octo hospital.
tober
1918, near Cornay,

to
and evacuated
1918. 1917.
Re-
turned
Company December Company November
Raymond Beaugez,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Private to
1,
Corporal December 15, 1917.

Cited in G. 0.
1,
Corporal to Sergeant November 15, 1918.
No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April
1919.
Louis V. Marchand,
Crookston, Minn.
to
Joined
Company
April 15,
1918.
vate to Corporal April 25, 1918.
Promoted from PriPromoted from Corporal
Sergeant November 15, 1918. Gassed at Sommerance on October 16, 1918. Present with Company. Cited in G. 0. No. 11. Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April 1,
1919.
John Treu,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
vate
to
Company
April 25,
1,
1918. 1918.
Corporal .\ugust
Promoted from PriPromoted from CorCited in G. O. No.

1,
poral to Sergeant
11
November
15, 1918.

Joined
1919.
Junior L. Thompson, Nord, Cal.
Company November
2.
1918. as Sergeant.
History of Three Hundred and Twenty -Eighth Infantry
Alfred Maddux,
Baxter, Term.
Joined
Private
to
Company September
Sergeant
5.
1917. 1917.
Promoted
from
December
15,
Service at 3rd Officers' Training School,
On Detached Camp Gordon, Ga.,
5, 1918, to March 26, 1918. Transferred February 25, 1919, for university work in England. Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April
from January
1,
1919.
Charles
E.
Dukes,
Joined
ferred
Philadelphia, Pa.
Company July 15, March 14, 1918, to A.
1918,
as
Sergeant.
Trans-
E. F. University at Beaune,
France.
Arthur W. Volk,
Hamburg, N. Y.
Joined
Private to
Company November
to
14.
1917.
Corporal December 15, 1917. Sergeant

Transferred
Cited in
1919.
Corporal
to
November
15,
1918.
25,
Company
0. No.
1919.
G
11,
of-
Regiment January
G.
1,
Cadesman Pope,
Athens, Ga.
Joined
Company
Officers'
April
8,
1918, having been transferred
from 3rd
Training School at
Camp
25,
Gordon, Ga.
1918.
Promoted from Private to Sergeant April missioned 2nd Lieutenant July 1, 1918. 9th Infantry July 20, 1918.
Comto
Transferred
Joseph
B.
McJimsey,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Private
to
Company November
Sergeant
1.
1917.
Promoted
from
December
15,
1917.
On Detached
Gordon, Ga.,
Service at 3rd Officers' Training School,
Camp
to
from January
5,
1918, to April 5. 1918.

1,
Commissioned 2nd
139th
Infantry
Lieutenant July
July 20, 1918.
1918.
Transferred
Patrick
J.
Cody,
City,
Joined
Company November
9,
1,
1917.
Promoted from
in
Pri-
New York
N. Y.
vate to Sergeant
October
1918, near
December 15, 1917. Wounded Comay, and evacuated to

11,
action
hospital.
Cited in G. 0. No. 16, Headquarters 82nd Division, ]\Iarch

26, 1919,
and G. 0. No.
1919.
April
1,
Fred
E.
Kelleher,
Joined
Company October
December
1,
26, 1917.
15, 1917.
Promoted from
Pri-
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
vate to Corporal
Promoted from Cor-
poral to Sergeant August

9.
1918.
1918, near Cornay.

1,
328th Infantry, dated April
1919.
William M. Everitt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
December
8,
26, 1917.
15.
Promoted from
Pri-
vate to Sergeant
1917.
Wounded
in
action
on October
1918, near Chatel Chehery.
Cited in G. O.
1,
No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated .\pril
1919.
George W. Lee.
Philadelphia,
Joined
Company October
December
9,
26, 1917.
15,
Promoted from
G.
1,
Pri-
vate to Sergeant
1917.
Killed in action on
in
October
1918,
near Cornay.
Cited
O.
No. 11,
1919.
Willis M. Avera,
Athens, Ga.
Joined
E. F.
261
5,
Company September
1917.
Promoted
to
to
CorSer-
poral October 20, 1917.
Promoted from Corporal

to the
geant April 25, 1918.
United States July 25, 1918, as an instructor on Automatic Rifle.
Returned
Raymond
J.
Thornton,
Newark, N.
J.
Joined
Company October
December
1,
26, 1917.
15, 1917.
vate to Corporal
Promoted from PriPromoted from Corin action OcDied in hospital of
poral to Sergeant August
1918.
Wounded
22,
tober
8,

in
wounds received
action
November
1918.
Cited in
1,
G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, April
1919.
William H. Werschin,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Corporal
Company November
December
1,
14,
1917. 1917.
Private to Corporal
to
9,
15,

in action
Sergeant August
1918,
1918.
Wounded
in
1,
October
near Cornay.
Cited
G.
O.
No. 11,
1919.
CORPOEALS
Lester G. Brown,
Rochester, N. Y,
Joined
Company November
December
15,
15,
1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. O.
1,
Private to Corporal
1917.
No.
in
11,
1919,
and
26,
G. 0. No. 16, Headquarters 82nd Division,
March
1919.
John Franklin,
Port Monmouth, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
December
15,
1917. 1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. 0.
1,
Private to Corporal
15,
No.
11,
1919.
Pri-
Marion
R. Luciani, Philadelphia,
Joined
Company October
15,
19. 1917.
Promoted from
vate to Corporal
on October
hospital.
in
1918,
December 15, 1917. Wounded in action at Sommerance, and evacuated to

to
Returned
No.
11,
Company February
4.
1919.
Cited
1,
G.
0.
1919.
WiLLUM
A. Schlossareck,
Joined
Company November
December
13, 15,
1917. 1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. 0.
1,
Maywood, N.
J.
Private to Corporal
No.
11,
1919.
Pri-
Henry
OrPHIL
L.
Clarke,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
20, 1917.
Promoted from
vate to Corporal January
1918.
25, 1917.
J.
DOUCETTE,
I.
Joined
Company October
1,
Promoted from
1,
Pri-
Central Falls, R.
1918.

1919.
William T. P. Rieck, West Hoboken, N.
Joined
J.
Company November
1,
15,
1917.
Promoted from
1,
Private to Corporal April
1918.
Cited in G. O. No. 11,

1919.
Pri-
Umberto Balboni,
Somerville, Mass.
Joined
vate to
Company October
Corporal April
9,
1.
25, 1917.
Promoted from
in
1918.
Wounded
1919.
action
on
October
No.
11,
1918, near Cornay,
and evacuated
13,
to
hospital.
Returned
to
Company January
Cited in G. 0.
1,
1919.
Burr
Louis
T. Snyi
Joined
Company November
2,
1918, as Corporal.
Chico, Cal.
J.
Prensky,
City,
Joined
ompany April
of
18,
1918, being transferred from

to
New York
N. Y.
G Company
Regiment.
Promoted from Private
Cor-
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquar-
ters 328th Infantry, dated April 1, 1919.
Owen Salmon,
Elkhart, Ind.
Joined
transferred from
Company January 22, 1919, as Corporal, being Machine Gun Company of Regiment. Company
April
15,
William Francis,
Crookston, Minn.
Joined
1918.
Promoted from
Pri11,
vate to Corporal June 23, 1918. Cited in G. 0. No. Headquarters 328lh Infantry, dated April 1, 1919.
Henry Hoffman,
Torrinffton, Conn.
Joined
vate
to
Company October
at
26, 1917.
Promoted from
in
Pri-
Corporal June 23, 1918.
Wounded
23,
action
to
on
hos-
October 17, 1918,

pital.
Sommerance, and evacuated
Returned
No.
11,
to
Company November
1918.
Cited
in G. O.
1.
1919.
Leon
V. Frank,
Collin's Center, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
13.
1917.
Promoted from
in
Private to Corporal August
1918.
Wounded
action
on October
to
8.
1918, near Chatel Chehery,

to
and evacuated
23, 1918.
hospital.
Returned
Company November
15,
August Gessner,
West Hoboken, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
Mechanic May
1, 1,
1917.
Private to
1918.
Promoted from Promoted from MeCited in G. 0. No.

1,
chanic to Corporal August

11,
1918.
1919.
to
Elmer
C.
Wazenske,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
15, 1917.
Promoted
Cor-
1918.

1,
1919.
Albert
J.
Robinson,
Rensellaer, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
17.
1917.
Promoted from
1,
Private to Corporal August 10, 1918.

11,
Cited in G. 0. No.
1919.
Pri-
Juniper
S.
Teats,
Accident,
Joined
Company October
August
9,
21. 1917.
Promoted from
in action
Md.
vate to Corporal
10, 1918.
Wounded
on
October
1918. near Cornay, and evacuated to hospital.
Returned
No.
11,
to
Company December
12. 1918.
Cited in G. O.
1,
1919.
Pri-
Domenico Troppichini,
Wesleyville, Pa.
Joined
Company October
21, 1917.
Promoted from
1,
vate to Corporal August 10, 1918.
Cited in G. 0. No. 11.

1919.
Pri-
Raymond
C.
Berger,
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.

15, 1918.
Promoted from
1,
Rochester, N. Y.
vate to Corporal
11,
November
Cited in G. 0. No.
1919.
William
P.
Fitzgerald, Ansonia, Conn.
Joined
Private to Corporal
Company December November
14,
1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. 0.
1,
15, 1918.
1919.
LiziM T. Lefto, Henderson, Minn.
Joined
vate to
E. F.
Company April 15, 1918. Promoted from PriCorporal November 15, 1918. Gassed October 24,
Sommerance,
and evacuated
2,
1918.
at
to
hospital.
Re-
turned to
Company November
1918.
Michael Lukaszewic,
Erie, Pa.
Joined
Company October
November
26, 1917.
15, 1918.
Promoted from
1,
Pri-
vate to Corporal
11,
Cited in G. O. No.
1919.
Michael Morrissey, New York City, N. Y.

Artansus H. Trammel,
Trion, Ga.
Joined
vate to Corporal
11,
Company April 25, 1918. Promoted from PriNovember 15, 1918. Cited in G. O. No.
1,
1919.
Joined
Private
Company December to Corporal November
20,
15,
1917.
1918.
Promoted from
Cited in G. O.
1,
1919.
Frank H. Wege,
Hamilton, Ohio.
to
Joined
Company July 20, 1918. Promoted from Private Corporal November 15, 1918. Wounded in action OcCompany.
tober 9, 1918, near Cornay, and continued with
Cited in G. O. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated
April
1,
1919.
James
J.
Quinn,
Joined
Company January
13.
1919, as Corporal.
New Haven,
Martin Egelevich,
Conn.
Joined
Company October
8,
24, 1917.
Promoted from
Pri-
Windsor, Conn.
vate to Corporal February 15,
1919.
Wounded
14,
in
action
October
hospital.
1918, near
Chatel Chehery, and evacuated to
Returned
to
Company December
15,
1918.
Pri-
Joseph R. Gaines, Riverton, Iowa.
Joined
Company April
1918.
Promoted from
1,
vate to Corporal February 15, 1919.

1919.
Ralph
B.
Heath,
Milledgeville, Ga.
Joined
Private to
Company December
18,
1917.
Promoted from
Cited in G. O.
1,
Corporal February 15, 1919.
No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, April
1919.
Thomas
J.
Johnson,
Joined
Company October
28,
1917.
Promoted
1,
from
Springfield, Mass.
Private to Corporal February 15, 1919.

11,
Cited in G. 0. No.
1919.
Pri-
Thomas
R. Smith,
Stanley, N. D.
Joined
Company April
7,
15,
1918.
Promoted from
vate to Corporal February 15, 1919.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918, near
to
Returned
La Forge, and evacuated Company November 23, 1918.

17,
to hospital.
Natale Manfredi,
Bradford, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
14, 1918,
to
1917.
Promoted from
in action
Private to Corporal .August 10, 1918.
Wounded
October
near Fleville, and evacuated to hospital.

17, 1919.
Returned
Company March
April 25,
Clyde R. Hummel,
Johnstown, Pa.
Joined
vate to
pital
Company
1918.

sick.
Promoted from PriEvacuated to hos-
January 27, 1919,
264

Joined
Frank Marschat,
Willimantic, Conn.
Company October
1,
26. 1917.
Promoted from
in
Pri-
1918.
Wounded
action on
October
7,
1918, near
La Forge, and evacuated

1,
to hospital.
Harry
L.
Nortman,
City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Promoted from
Pri-
New York
Herman
Petrie,
vate to Corporal April
1918.
Wounded
in action near
to hospital.
Cornay on October
Joined
10, 1918,
and evacuated
1918.
Company
8,
April 15.
Promoted from
Pri-
Copenhagen, N. Y.
vate to Corporal August 10. 1918.
Wounded
in
action on
to
October
hospital.
1918,
near Chatel Chehery and evacuated
David
I.
Grey, Cumberland, Md.
Joined
vate
to
Company October
9,
21, 1917.
Promoted from
Pri-
Corporal August 10, 1918.

1918,
KiOed
in
action
on
11,
October
near Cornay.
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
Pri-
William
J.
Labrache,
Bristol,
Joined
Company October
December
26. 1917. 15, 1917.
Promoted from
Conn.
vate to Corporal
Transferred July 10.
1918. to Military Postal Express Service,
American
to
E.
F.
Thomas
E.
Barker, Cumberland, Md.
Joined
Company October
1,
17,
1917.
Promoted
dated
Cor-
poral from Private April
1918.
Cited in General Orders
No.
1,
Headquarters 82nd
Division,
January
13,
1919, for gallantry in action, between October 9 and Octo-
ber 13, 1918, near Chatel Chehery and Cornay.

G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, April
Cited in
1,
1919.
Cooks
MaRLIE
J.
DUPREE, Memphis, Tenn.
Joined
Private to
Company September
Cook October
7,
1917.
Promoted from
1919.
Pri-
17, 1917.

1,
Edward Choinier,
Central Falls, R.
I.
Joined
vate to
Company October
1,
25, 1917.
Promoted from
1919.
Cook April
1918.
Cited in G. O. No. 11, Head1,
quarters 328th Infantry, dated April
Sherwood
I.
Rose, Cairnbrook,
Joined
vate to
Company October 21, 1917. Promoted from Cook October 1, 1918. Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
Pri11,
1919.
Pri-
Alphus Gilmore,
White Oak, Ala.
Joined
vate to
Company
April
15,
1918.
Promoted from
1919.
Cook November
19, 1918.

1,
Elton
P.
Kitchens,
Joined
Private to
Company December
Cook April
1918.
1,
20,
1917.
Promoted from
to
Griswoklville, Tenn.
1918.
Evacuated
hospital sick
October
5,
Abraham
Levine, Glen Cove, L.
Joined
I.
Company November
1,
1.
1917.
Promoted
in action
to
Cook
from Private April
1918.
Wounded
on Octo-
ber 14, 1918, at Fleville, and evacuated to hospital.
F.
265
Mechanics
John
E.
Manning,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
vate to
Company
Mechanic
April
15,
1918.
Promoted from
1,
Pri-
May
1,
1918.

1919.
Headquarters 328tli Infantry, dated April
Hiram H. Van Houten, Newnan, Ga
vate
8,
Company April 15, 1918. Promoted from PriMechanic May 1, 1918. Sprained ankle October and evacuated to hospital. Returned to Company December 14, 1918. Cited in G. O. No. 11, HeadJoined
to
1918,
1,
1919.
Fred
L.
Abdon, Seymour,
F.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918, as Mechanic.
Ind.
Joined
Charles
Batz,
Rockville, Conn.
Company October
1,
26, 1917.
vate to Private 1st Class
December
15, 1917.
Promoted from PriPromoted to

1919.
Mechanic March
1919.
Buglers
Curtis E. Dorrie,
Somerville, Mass.
January
1918, at
Company October 25, 1917. Appointed Bugler 19. 1918. Wounded in action on October 14, Sommerance, while acting as runner on duty with Battalion Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 328th Infantry. Evacuated to hospital. Returned to Company January 27,
Joined
Cited in G. O. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry.
1,
1919.
April
1919.
William Lyle,
Holyoke, Mass.
of
Joined
Company October
19, 1918.
26,
1917.
to
Appointed Bugler
January
Transferred
Drum and Bugle Corps
Regiment on January
Joined
15, 1919.
Bert
F.
Herman,
Seymour, Ind.
Company November
2,
1918, as Bugler.
Trans15,
ferred to
1919.
Drum and
Bugle Corps of Regiment January

Joined
Company
April
15,
1918.
Gassed
October
8,
Braddock, Pa.
1918,
and evacuated
to hospital.
Guy
B.
Admire,
E. St. Louis,
Joined
Company February
12,
1919.
HI.
Joined
Vernon Amsler,
Kenton, Ohio
Company July
20, 1918.
Nels a. Arness,
Decorah, Iowa.
Joined
Company July
20, 1918.
Wounded
in action
Oc-
tober 10, 1918, near
Comay.
.\pril
Perry Bakers,
Fairport, N. Y.
Joined
Company
14,
25,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
to
September
pital.
1918.
to
near Norroy, and evacuated

20, 1918.
to S.
hos-
Returned
Comgany December
April 15, 1918.
8, 1918.
Herman
F.
Beckman,
Duluth, Minn.
Joined
pital sick
Company
Sent
O. S. Hos-
September

David Beecher,
Torrington, Conn.
Joined
Company October
26,
1917.
Virdia C. Bell, Dannel's Landing, Tenn.
Joined
Company December
18,
1917.
Cited in
1,
G.
0.
No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April Joined
1919.
William
G. Bell, Strobleton, Pa.
Company February
12,
1919.
Cam Bennett,
Decherd, Tenn.
Joined
Company February
12,
1919.
Joseph
L. Bennis,
Joined
Company October
9,
20, 1917.
Wounded
in action
Whitehaven, Pa.
October
hospital.
1918, near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated to
William
F. Bevil,
Joined
Company February
12,
1919.
Brooks, Ga.
BuFORD Black,
Powell Station, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
James
F.
Blake,
to
Joined
Company November
at
15.
1917.
On
special duty
Silver Springs, N. Y.
with Ordnance Depot
Havre,
May
20, 1918.
Returned
Company January
Joined
26, 1919.
Thomas
J.
Bomier,
Taconite, Minn.
Company November
2,
1918.
OviLA Boucher, Winchendon,
Joined
1st
Class
Company March 1,
April
1919.
25,
1918.
Appointed
1919.
Private
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Head1,
EsBON W. Boyd, Brookwood, Ala.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Earl Brandon,
Auburn, Ind.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Wallace A. Bright,
Claire, Va.
Joined
Company January
25,
1919.
James A. Brock,
Bell, Fla.
Joined
Company January
25,
1919.
Clyde H. Brown,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company February
12, 1919.
Arthur Bruckner,
Center Moriches,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
January
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Long
Island, N. Y.
Joined
Class
ViTO Brugnola,
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Company April 25. March 1, 1919. Cited
1918.
in
Appointed Private
1919.
1st
G. 0. No. 11, Headquar1,
ters 328th Infantry, dated April
Charles A. Busbee,
Winchester, Tenn.
Joined
Company January
16,
1919.
F.
267
1917.
at
Ralph
C. Cadieux, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
28,
Appointed Private
Class January
1918.
Gassed
Sent
to
ber 15, 1918, and evacuated to hospital.
Sommerance OctoReturned to ComO. S. Hospital sick
pany December 21, 1918. January 21, 1919.
S.
Alfonse Calabrese,
Boston, Mass.
in
Joined
1st
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
15,
Class January
action
1918.
Wounded October
and evacuated
31, 1918.
to
1918,
near Sommerance,
to
hospital.
Returned
Company December
Cited in G. O.
1,
1919.
Emilio Camilli,
Astoria, L.
I.,
Joined
N. Y.
1st Class 16, 1918,
Company November 9, 1917. Appointed Private March 1, 1919. Wounded in action on October
near Sommerance, and evacuated
to hospital.
Re-
turned
to
Company December Company December

8,
19,
1918.
1917.
Orazio Cannata, Roxbury, Mass.
Joined
tion
17,
Wounded
in
ac-
October

to
and evacuated
20, 1918.
to hospital.
Returned
Company November
2,
Virgil
Cl.-irk,
Joined
Company November
1918.
Seymour, Ind.
Frank Cl.\rkson,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Joined
Class
Company July 20, 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquardated April
1,
ters 328th Infantry,
1919.
Eddie Clifford, Akron, Ohio.
Joined
Class
Company July 20, March 1, 1919. Cited
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters

1,
1919. 1918.
Jeffie Coffman, Hammersville, Ohio.
Joined
Company November
2,
Pasquale Colavita,
Port Washington, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
11, 1917.
Joseph Cologci,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
vate
1st 10,
Company November
Class January
1918,
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed
in action
Pri-
1918.
to
Wounded
hospital.
Octo
tober
and evacuated
20, 1918.
Returned
Company December
John
P.
Connelly,
Ehrenfeld, Pa.
Joined
1st
Class
Company November 1, March 1, 1919. Cited
1917.
in
Appointed Private
1919.
G. O. No. 11, Head1,
Joseph Conte,
Joined
1st
9,
Company October
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
in
New
Haven, Conn.
Class January
1918.
Wounded
action October
1918, near Cornay,
to
and evacuated Company December 14, 1918.
to hospital.
Returned
Anthony
Conti, Turtle Creek, Allegheny, Pa.
Joined
Company February
12, 1919, as Private 1st Class.
Albert Cooper,
Joined
Plains, Ga.
1st Class
Company December March 1, 1919.
20, 1917.
Appointed Private
268

Joined
Harry Craft,
Sykesville, Pa.
Company
Chatel
to
July 20,
1918.
Wounded October
evacuated
to
8,
1918,
near
Chehery,
and
hospital.
Returned
Company March
17, 1919.
Lloyd
Ollie
S.
Craven,
Libby, Mont.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
S.
Croft,
Fort Payne, Fla.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
Casimiro Dallasanta,
Alicia, Pa.
Joined
Class
Company April 25, 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. O. No. 11, Headquarters
1,
1919. 1917.
Everett Decker,
Valatia, N. Y.
Joined
ice
Company November
1,
with Ordnance Depot at Havre,
On Detached May 20, 1918.
Serv-
Re-
joined
Company January
26, 1919.
William
E.
Darran,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined
vate
1st
Company November
Class January
7,
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed Priin
1918.
Wounded
action
on
October
1918, near
La Forge, and evacuated

1918.
to hospital.
Maurice Davis, New York
Joined
City, N. Y.
Company
April 25,
Wounded
in
action
September
Joined
14, 1918, at
Norroy, and evacuated to hospital.

15,
Joe Degirolomo,
Rochester, N. Y.
Company November
9,
1917.
Killed in action
0.
October
1918,
near Cornay.
Cited in G.
1,
No. 11,
1919.
William
J.
Denton,
Rush, Arkansas.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Joseph Desantis,
Bethlehem,
Joined
Class
Company
15,
April 25, 1918.

1917.
Appointed Private
1919.
1st
December
William H. Dessler,
Porter, Minn.
Joined
Class
Company April 15, 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. O. No. 11, Headquarters
1.
1919. 1918.
John H. Devaney,
Russellville, Ala.
Joined
Company November
2,
Anloine Devoe,
Caribou, Maine.
Joined
Company October
2.5,
1917.
Fred Dieckhoff,
Jr.,
Joined
Company November
15, 1918, at
1,
1917,
Wounded
in action
to hos-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
on October
pital.
Arthur Dillard,
Montgomery, Ala.
Joined
Company April
8,
15,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
hospital.
1918,
near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated to
Grover
L. Dipple.
Joined
Company
16,
April
at
15.
1918.
Wounded
in
action
to
Mohull, N. D.
on October
hospital.
1918,
F.
Bruno Doebbler,
Brainerd, Minn.
Joined
Company November
at St. 10, 1918.
2,
1918.
Transferred to 1st
Replacement Depot States on February

Joined
Aignan
for return to the United
John Dostilio,
Rochester, N. Y.
Company
April 25, 1918.
Gassed in action Oc-
tober 8, 1918, near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated to hospital.
Clarence Douglass,
Rochester, N. Y.
S.
Joined
Company November
22, 1919.
15,
1917.
Evacuated
to
0. S. Hospital sick August 10, 1918.
Rejoined Com-
pany March
William William
T. Durrin,
Joined
Class
Mannheim, N. Y.
T. Elliott,
Company April March 1, 1919.
25, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Joined
111.
Company November
2,
1918.
Marion,
M.AJ^TiN
J.
Egan,
N. Y.
Joined
Company November
9.
1,
1917.
Killed in
in
1,
action
11,
NewTorFCity,
Charlie Englebert,
October
1918.
near Cornay.
Cited
G.
0. No.

Joined
1919.
Company September
20,
1917.
Transferred
13,
to
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Supply Company of Regiment December

Joined
1918.
Charles Englehart,
Valley Falls, R.
I.
Company October
1,
25,
1917.
Appointed Private
action
1st
Class January
1918.
Killed in
October
9,
1918, near Cornay.
Cited in G. O. No. 16, Headquarters

26,
82nd
Division,
March
1919.
Cited in G. O. No.
1,
11,
1919.
George H. Ewans. New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
tion October 8, 1918. near Chatel Chehery.

to
and evacuated
hospital.
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th

1,
Infantry, April
1919.
13, 1917.
Stanislaus Ezywinski, Depew, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class

Company November
15,
Appointed Private
Samuel
F.
Fagelson,
City, N. Y.
Joined
9,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
to
New York
George Fehr,
October
pital.
1918, at
hos-
Joined
Company February
Detroit, Mich.
Joseph G. Ferguson, McHenry, Md.
Joined
1st
Class
Company October 17, 1917. March 1. 1919. Wounded in

24,
.Appointed Private
action October 8,
to hospital.
and evacuated
1918.
Re-
joined
Company November
Charles A. Fetrow,
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918,

1918,
sick.
Evacuated
to
S.
O. S.
New Cumberland,
Raymond
E. Fisher,
Pa.
Hospital August
18,
cember
19, 1918.
Joined
Company October
August
11,
17,
1917.
.\ppointed
Private
Belle Grove,
Md.
1st Class
1918,
Cited in G, O. No, 11, Head1,
quarters 328th Infantry-, dated April
1919.
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E. Fitzgerald. Ballston, Spa., N. Y.
Joined
tober
8.
Thomas
Company October
26, 1917.
Cited in G, O. No. 11,

1,
1919.
William
J.
Flanagan, Roxbury, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14, 1917.
Louis
J.
Funk,
Astoria, L.
I.,
Joined
Company November
October
17, 1918.
1,
1917,
Evacuated
to
hos-
N. Y.
pital sick
Harry Fulk,
Boston, Mass.
Joined
Company October
i!,
26,
1917,
Wounded
in
action
October
pital.
1918, at Chatel Chehery. and evacuated to hos-
Clyde Gable,
Seaforth, Minn.
Joined
Company
i
April
25,
1918,
Wounded
in
action
October
hospital.
i,
1918,
Ernest Gagne,
Rollinsford, N. H.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
January
1,
25,
1917,
Appointed Private
1919,
1918,
Cited in G, O, No. 11, Head1,
Brockton, Mass.
quarters
Samuel Galinsky,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917,
John W. Garhill,
Seabring, Ohio.
Joined
sick
Company July
8, 1918,
20,
1918,
Evacuated
to
hospital
September
Edward W. Gibbons,
Seabiing, Ohio.
Joined
Class
Company July 20, 1918, Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919, Cited in G. 0, No, 11, Headquar-
ters 328th Infantry, dated April 1, 1919,
Frederick E. Gluck. LaPlata (Macon), Mo.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918,
William H. Graham, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
sick
Company
April 25, 1918,
Evacuated
to hospital
September
17, 1918,
Lawrence Greer,
Tifton,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Mo.
Joined
Thomas H.
Russell
Griffin, Anniston, Ala.
Company December
13,
1918, being transferred
from Supply Company of Regiment,

Joined
1st
C. Gross.
Company October
1,
26,
1917,
Appointed Private
Philadelphia, Pa.
Class January
1918,
Killed in action October 14,
1918, at
ters
Sommerance,
Cited in G, O, No, 11, Headquar1,
1919,
DoNAT Guay,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
Company
April 25. 1918,
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
Anchor,
Joseph Guzzo,
Gary, Ind.
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.
Cited in G, O, No, 11,

1,
1919,
E. F.
271
17,
Peter Naggis,
Ansonia, Conn.
Joined
tober
Company November
1918, near Cornay,
1917.
Appointed
in
to hospital.
Pri-

9,
Wounded
action Oc-
and evacuated
24, 1918.
Re-
joined
11,
Company November
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
in action
hospital.
Adam Hagzan, New York

John
Joined
Company November
9,
9, 1917.
Wounded
to
City,
N. Y.
October
Joined
1918, near Cornay,
and evacuated
17,
R. Harding, Rockville,
Company November
9,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
Md.
tion
pital.
October
1918, near Cornay,
and evacuated
to hos-
Ambrose Harker,
Camden, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
15.
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class
May
1,
1918.
1,
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, 328th
Infantry, dated April
1919.
Frank Harrington,
Hodgton, Maine.
Joined
Class
Company April 25, 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. O. No. 11. Headquarters
1,
1919.
Ambrose A. Hart,
Rolfe, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April 15, 1918.
William G. Hayden,
Delavan,
111.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Charles
B. Hess,
Joined
tober
11,
8,
Company October
26, 1917.
Franklintown, Pa.
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
Alfred D. Hibbs,
Prairie View, Ark.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Emil 0. Hill,
Pillager,
Joined
Company April
15, 1918.

1,
Minn.

Joined
1919.
Harry
P. Hill,
Company November
2,
1918.
Petersburg,
111.
William
J.
Hoerr,
Pekin,
III.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Alvah Hoffheiser,
Freeland, Md.
Joined
Class
Company April 25, 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1. 1919. Cited in G 0. No. 11, Headquarters
1,
1919.
Chatten Hogan,
Peytonsburg, Ky.
Joined
Company July
20, 1918.
Henry Holden,
Providence, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Albert
E.
Holmes.
Joined
pital
Company October
20, 1918.
26,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
October
Thomas H. Holmes,
South Wales, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Class
Company November 14, 1917. Appointed Private May 1, 1918. Wounded in action October 9,
to
1918,
near Cornay, and evacuated

31,
hospital.
in
Rejoined
No.
11,
Company December
1918.
Cited
G.
1,
O.
1919.
272

Joined
11,
Herman Hotkin,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
9,
1917.
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
Harold
E.
Hubbs, Cumberland, Md.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Walter
J.
Hudson,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Raymond Huffert,
Reading, Pa.
Joined
11,
Company October
19, 1917.
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
Cecil R. Isaacs, Campaign,
Joined
111.
Company November
2,
1918.
Tames A. Ivers.
-Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
9,
14.
1917.
Killed in action
in
October
1918,
near Cornay.
Cited
G.
1,
O.
1919.
No.
11,
Walter
L.
Jackson,
Trion, Ge
Joined
vate
1st
Class
7.
Company December November 19,

1918,
18.
1917.
Appointed Priin
1918.
Wounded
12,
action
October
pital.
near La Forge, and evacuated to hos-
Rejoined
Company November
20, 1917.
1918.
Cl.\ude James.
Rossville, Ga.
Joined
hospital
Company December
October
5,
Evacuated sick to
1918,
and rejoined Company Novem-
ber 24, 1918.
Ardie Jasmin, Nashoba, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1,
14.
1917.
Appointed Pri1919.
1918.

1,
Thomas
Jennings, Fort Atkinson, Iowa.

J.
Joined
Company January
16.
1919.
Sverre Johansen,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
15.
Company November
1,
1917.
Wounded October
to
1918, in action at Fleville,
and evacuated
14.
hospital.
1918.
Robert H. Johnson,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
Wesley Johnston,
Perrin, Texas.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Gust Karasevige, Mount Carmel, Pa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Frank Kasperowicz,
Erie, Pa.
Joined
Company October
8,
21.
1917.
Wounded
in action
October
hospital
1918,

14,
December
1918.
20, 1917.
Elisha Kelly, Chickamauga, Ga.
Joined
11.
Company December
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
Charles Kennel, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
16, 1919.
Henry
G. King, Stafford Springs,
Joined
Company October
26.
1917.
Appointed Private
1919.
Conn.
Isi
Class August 11. 1918.
E. F.
273
2,
Luther M. King,
Morrisville, N. C.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Anthony Klos,
Bfnrao, N. Y.
Joined
1918, at
Company
April
5,
1918.
Wounded October
to hospital.
18,
John W. Knapp,
Albany, N. Y.
Joined
ice at
Company November
14, 1917.
On Detached
20,
Serv-
Havre with Ordnance Depot May
1918.
Re-
joined
Company January
26, 1919.
2,
George
S.
Kohli,
Harrisburof,
Joined
Company November
1918.
Walter Kotlouski,
Sloan, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
Medical Officer
at
15.
1917.
Transferred
to
Debarkation
Liverpool,
England,
24, 1918.
May
16, 1918, and rejoined
Company November
2,
Peter Kovaleski,
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Joined
Company November
1918.
George
J.
Kratochvila,
Willock, Pa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Anthony Krulok,
Naugatuck, Conn.
Joined
Company
.\pril
sick October 5. 1918,
Evacuated to hospital 5, 1918. and rejoined Company December 18,
1918.
Philias
J.
La Dug,
Harrisville, N. Y.
Joined
14,
Company
April 25, 1918.
Wounded September
Rejoined
1918, at Norroy, and evacuated to hospital.

31,
Company December
1918.
Arthur
Henry
T.
La Mudge,
Pittsfield,
Joined
Company
July
30,
1918.
Mass.
Joined
1st Class
B.
Le
Clair,
Company October
January
1,
24,
1917.
Appointed Private
in action
Lynn, Mass.
1918.
Wounded
October
8,
and evacuated
to hospital.
Re-
joined
Company October Company
22, 1918.
Joseph Lenzi,
Franklin, Mass.
Joined
April 25, 1918.

1,
Headquarters S28th Infantry, dated April

Joined
1919.
Edward
Levy',
Company
1,
April
5,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Elizabeth, N.
J.
Class .March
1919.

1,
1919.
Roy
E. Libra,
Joined
Class
Company
1,
April 15, 1918.
Appointed Private
to hospital.
1st
Jackson, Minn.
May
1918.
Wounded
in
action October 8, 1918,
near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated
Rejoined
Company January
26, 1919.
Arcvngelo Lodico,
Pittston,
Joined
Company October
8,
20.
1917.
Wounded
in
action
to
October
hospital.
1918,
near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated
James Louissi,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Joined
ber
9,
Company
July 20, 1918.
1918, near Cornay.
1919.
274

Joined
pital sick
Alexaptoer Lucier,
Springfield, Mass.
Company October
October
8,
28,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
1918.
Benjamin Lundberg,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined
Class
Company April 15, 1918. Appointed March 1, 1919. Wounded October 8,

Chehery,
to
Private 1st
1918,
near
Chatel
and evacuated Company December 23, 1918.

Joined Company February
hospital.
Rejoined
Eugene McDonough,
Greenfield, Mich.
12, 1919.
Michael
J.
McEnery,
City, N. Y.
Joined
Class
New York
Company April 25, 1918. March 1, 1919. Gassed in

Chehery,
Appointed Private
action October
to
8,
1st
1918,
near
joined
Chatel
and
evacuated
24,
hospital.
Re-
Company November
1918.
15,
John McKenna,
Weehawken, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Pri1919.
1918.

1,
Clarence V. McLean, Nashwauk, Minn.
Company April 15, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Wounded September 14, 1918, at Class March 1, 1919. Norroy, and evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company NoJoined
vember
24, 1918.
Patrick McGoff.
Dalton, N. H.
Joined
Company November
9,
14,
1917.
Killed in action G.
1,
October
1918,
near Cornay.
Cited in
O.
No. 11,
1919.
James McNevin,
St.
Joined
Company January
25, 1918.
Paul, Minn.
Joined
1st Class
Richard
L.
Madison,
Boston, Mass.
Company October
January
1,
28,
1917.
Appointed Private
in action
1918.
Wounded
to
October
9,
1918, near Cornay,
and evacuated
1919.
15,
hospital.
Rejoined
Company March
17,
Hoke W. Mangum,
Cummins, Ga.
William W. Mercer,
Martinsville,
Joined
Company February
19,
1918.
Wounded
accito
dentally October
hospital.
1918,
at
Fleville,
and evacuated
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
W.
Va.
Joined
J. 14,
Frank
S.
Miller, Morris Plains, N.
Company
April 25, 1918.
Wounded September
Rejoined
1918, at Norroy, and evacuated to hospital.

24, 1918.
Company November
Frank H. Miller,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 20, 1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
sick October 17, 1918.
George
C.
Miller,
Excello, Ohio.
Joined
Class
Company July 20, 1918. November 19, 1918. Cited
in
Appointed Private 1st G. 0. No. 11, Head1,
1919.
Alva
E. Mills,
Joined
Company January
16, 1919.
Atlanta, Ga.
Dana
R.
Moody,
Whiteville, Tenn.
Joined
pital
Company April
15, 1918.
15, 1918.
Evacuated sick to hos-
June
F.
Alexander Morotti,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Class
Company April 25. 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters
1,
1919.
2,
Hazie Morris,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Paul A. Moser, New York
Joined
City, N. Y.
Company October
31, 1917.
Howard W. Myers,
Reading, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
19,
1917.
Wounded
to
in
action
October
Joined
1918, at Norroy,
and evacuated
14, 1917.
hospital.
to
Carl
C.
Nelson,
East Boston, Mass.
Company November
Evacuated sick
hospital July 27, 1918.
Theodore
P. Neste, Sioux City, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Fred Nouvertne,
Staten Island, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
25,
1919.
Antonio Ockipinte,
Pittston, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 20, 1917. Appointed Private March 1, 1919. Wounded in action October 17,
Sommerance,
and evacuated
24, 1918.
to
1918,
at
hospital.
Re-
joined
Company November
Frank
T.
O'Meara, Rock Valley, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Paul Orleche,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
tober
11,
Company April 25, 1918. Killed in action Oc8, 1918, near Chatel Chehery. Cited in G. O. No. Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April 1, 1919. Company November
2,
Glenn
S.
Orr,
Merrill, Iowa.
Joined
1918.
John
G. Orr,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
McKinney, Texas.
Roy
E. Orr,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Cottage Grove, Tenn.
William Orth,
Newark, N.
J.
to
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
tion October 8, 1918, near Chatel Chehery,

hospital.
and evacuated
Fred
G.
Owen,
Abbeville, Ga.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Thomas
R. Page,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Mereta, Texas.
Henry W. Pageler,
Le Mars, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Frank Palermo,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
vate 1st Class
Company November 15, November 19, 1918.
1917.
Appointed Pri1919.

1,
TONNY PaLLADINO,
Reading, Pa.
Joined
Class
3:28th
Company April 25. 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters
Infantry, dated April
1,
1919.
Omer Paquette,
Central Falls, R.
I.
Joined
ice
Company October
26,
26,
1917.
with Ordnance Depot at Havre from

1919.
12,
On Detached ServMay 20, 1918, to
January
Harry D. Parker,
Port Gibson, Miss.
Joined
Company February
1919.
Sarkis Parigian,
Somerville, Mass.
Joined
Is:
Company October
25,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
May
1,
1918.
Cited :n G. 0. No. 11, Headquar1,
ters 328th Infantry, dated April
1919.
William 0. Parson,
Petersburg, Va.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Evacuated sick
to
hospital January 10, 1919.
Grover
C. Pass,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918
Joseph A. Pehowic,
Danville,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
GUISEPPE PiSCOPE,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.

1,

Joined
1919.
in
Elia Peteruka.
Springfield, Mass.
Company November
7,
15,
1917.
Killed
action
on October
Joined
1918, near
La Forge.
15,
Nick M. Phillips,
St.
Company
April
1918.
Paul, Minn.
tober 8. 1918, near Chatel Chehery.

11.
Cited in G. 0. No.
1,
1919.
1st
Herman
Pride, Georgiana, Ala.
Joined
Class
15, 1918.
Appointed Private
Vincent Principe,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
15, 1917.
Appointed Private
Class
May
1.
1918.
10.
Paul Prokes,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company September
1917.
Mark
J.
Rachman.
Joined
tober
9,
Company October
1918, near Cornay.
26. 1917.
1919.
Buford Rainwater,
Huntsville, Ala.
Joined
Company February
12,
1919.
Alexander Reiser,
Wayzata, Minn.
Joined
Company
April 15, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Ralph Rich,
Mashauk, Minn.
Joined
Class
ters
Company April 25. March 1, 1919. Cited
1918.
in
Appointed Private
1919.
1st
G. O. No. 11, Headquar1,
328lh Infantry, dated April
James Ring,
Kearney, N.
J.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
May
1,
1918.
Cited in G. O. No. 11, Headquar1,
ters
1919.
E. F.
John W. Robinson,
Amity, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Class
Company November 13, March 1, 1919. Cited
1917.
in
Appointed Private
1919.
in action to
G. 0. No. 11, Head1,
GOTTFRID RONNQUIST,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined
Chatel
pital.
Company
July 20. 1918.

8,
Wounded
near
hos-
Chehery October
1918,
and evacuated
Simon Roscoe,
Donora,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Jake Rosenblum, Youngstown, Ohio.
Joined
Class
1918,
Company July 20, 1918. Appointed Private March 1, 1919. Wounded in action October
24,
1st
9,
near Cornay, and evacuated to hospital.

1918.
Rejoined
No.
11,
Company November
Cited
in
G.
1,
0.
1919.
Will Rosuck,
Toledo, Ohio.
Joined
tober
9,
Company July
20, 1918.
Wounded
in action
OcRe-
1918, near Cornay, and evacuated to hospital.

24, 1918.
joined
Company November Company

13.
Howard
F.
Roth,
Joined
pital
July 20, 1918.

1918.
Evacuated sick
11.
to
hos-
YouiiRstown, Ohio.
November
Cited in G. O. No.
1.
Head-
1919.
Harold
J.
Rourke,
Joined
pital
Company October
September
20,
28.
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
sick
1918.
vember
24, 1918.
Lee R. Rudolph,
Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 20. 1918.
11, 1918, in the ."Vrgnnne Forrest offensive.
Barney Ruggeri,
Norris, HI.
Joined
Company February
12, 1919.
Frank Ryan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.
James Sanford, Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 20, 1918.
Wounded
in action Sep-
tember
15, 1918, at

9,
Mariano Salvatore,
Portchester, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
1917.
Appointed Private
tober
8,
August 11, 1918. Evacuated sick to hospital Oc1918, and rejoined Company November 23, 1918.
George Saunders,
Columbia Cross Rds., Pa.
Joined
Class
Company April 25, 1918. .Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. O. No. 11, Headquarters
1,
1919.
1917.
John Sauers,
Philadelphia,
Joined
1st
Company October
January
Police
1,
26,
Appointed Private
to
Class
1918.
Transferred
23,
Provisional
Military
Company December
1918.
Cited in
1,
G. O. No. 11, Headquarters 328th Infantry, dated April

1919.
George Schanemann,
Chenhassen, Mirm.
Joined
Class
1918,
Company April 15, 1918. March 1. 1919. Wounded in

at
.-Appointed Private 1st
action
Norroy.
and
evacuated
to
hospital.
September 14, Rejoined
Company November
24, 1918.
Martin
J.
Schaus,
Joined
tion
Company November
14,
14,
1917.
Wounded
in
acto
Hamburg, N. Y.
October
1918. at
hospital.
Indirect report that he died in hospital of his
wounds.
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters 328th In-
fantry, dated April 1, 1919.
Edward W. Schneider,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918, as Private 1st Class.
Harry
D. Schneider, St. Louis, Mo.
Joined
Company
9,
July 20, 1918.
Wounded
in action
on
October
Joined
1918, near Cornay,
and evacuated
14,
to hospital.
Alton Schurr,
Arcade, N. Y.
Company November October 9, 1918, near Comay.

Joined
tion
1917.
Killed in action
Michael
J.
Scully,
Company November
17,
14,
1917.
Wounded
in
acto
Somerville, Mass.
October
1918, at
hospital.
GuiSEPPE Scuratone,
Rillton, Pa.
Joined
Company October
9,
21, 1917.
Wounded
in action
near Cornay October
1918, and evacuated to hospital.

15,
Vincent Sedote,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
1918.
2,
Tonsaroyoo Shank,
Simson's, Va.
Joined
Company November
Company April
8,
1918.
Jake H. Sharp,
Bradford, Tenn.
Joined
15,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
hospital.
1918, near
Chalel Chehery. and evacuated to
Ben Showman,
Rossville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
15,
1918.
Transferred to
Sal-
vage Depot July 21, 1918.

Joined
John Shusko,
South River, N.
J.
Class
ters
Company April 25, March 1, 1919. Cited
1918.
in G. 0.
1,
Appointed Private 1st No. 11, Headquar-
1919.
Carroll
L.
Snapp,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Clear Brook, Va.
Bernard M. Snyder,
Columbiaville, N. Y.
Joined
visional Military Police
Company October 26, 1917. Transferred to ProCompany December 23, 1918. Ap1,
pointed Private 1st Class January
1918.
Ludwig Sonnenberg,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
2,
1918.
Alfred Sphar,
Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
July 20,
1918.
Wounded October
to
9,
1918, in action near Cornay, and evacuated Rejoined Company December 25, 1918.
hospital.
Fred G. Specksgoor,
Rochester, N. Y.
9,
Joined
Company November
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed Priin action October
vate 1st Class April
1918.
Wounded
1918, near
Comay, and evacuated
to hospital.
Edgar
E.
Stehle,
Connellsville, Pa.
Joined
Class
Company April 25, 1918. Appointed Private 1st March 1, 1919. Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Headquarters
1,
1919.
to
Max
Steuer,
New York
City.
N. Y.
Company November 1, 1917. Transferred Headquarters Company of Regiment May 28, 1918.
Joined
F.
279
1919.
Theodore
Joseph
T.
C.
Storla, Decorah, Iowa.
Joined
Company January
25,
Sweeney, RoxLury, Mass.

Milroy, Minn.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Accidentally wounded October 22, 1918, and evacuated to hospital.
Joined
Johannes Teigland,
Company AprE
15,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
September 14, 1918, at Norroy, and evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company November 23, 1918.
Joined
1st
Salvatore Terranova,
Erie, Pa.
Class April
Company October 21, 1917. Appointed Private 1, 1918. Wounded in action October 8,
Chatel
1918,
near
Chehery,
and
24,
evacuated
1918.
to
hospital.
Rejoined
to hospital
Company November
February
14, 1919.
Evacuated sick
George
P.
Thomas,
Troutville, Va.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Russell M. Thomson,
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 25,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
Joined
13, 1918, at Fleville,
and evacuated
to hospital.
WiLLLUvi F. Tighe,
Company January
25, 1919.
Newark, N.
J.
Leon
G. Tisdell,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
January
1,
25,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Transferred to
15, 1919.
Drum and Bugle

1,
Corps of Regiment January

11,
Cited in G. O. No.
1919.
Ben Valentine,
Johnston, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
Company July
14, 1918, at
14, 1917.
Nathan Van Ferson,

Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
20,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
September
Joined

16,
Robert Verbosky,
Lucern, Pa.
Company January Company October

1,
1919.
Charles Vusler. Jr.. New Hampton, N.
Joined
J.
1st
21,
1917.
Appointed Private
8,
Class January
1918.

1,
Head
1919.
to
Earnest Wagoner,
Walbridge, Ohio.
Joined
pital
Company July
8,
20, 1918.
Evacuated sick
hos
24.
October
1918.
1918.
Brinson a. Wallace,
Atlanta, Ga.
Joined
pital
Company
8,
April 15, 1918.
Evacuated sick
to hos-
October
1918.
20, 1918.
Teddy Walsh,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
ber
8,
Company July
Gassed in action Octo
1918, near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated to hos-
pital.
Earl
J.
Warn,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Joined
Company
April 15, 1918.
Wounded
in action Oc-
tober 8, 1918, near Chatel Chehery, and evacuated to hospital.
Oliver
F.
Weber,
St.
Joined
Company
July 20, 1918.
Louis,
Mo.

Francis E. Weeks,
Beverly, Mass.
Joined
Company December
20,
1917.
Transferred
to
Supply Company of Regiment

Joined
May
26, 1918.
William A. West, Walnut Grove, Minn.
Company
April 15, 1918.

1,

Joined
1919.
John
L.
Whelan,
Albert Lea, Minn.
Company November
2,
1918.
William
J.
White,
Rutland, Vt.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Floyd H. Whitm.-vrsh,
Elmira, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
to
Class January
1918.
Transferred
28,
2,
Headquarters
Company
Ira L. Wilson, Sanger, Texas.
Joined
of Regiment
May
1918. 1918.
Company November
Willie R. Windes,
Mercer, Tenn.
Joined
1st Class
Company
August
April
15.
1918.
A,ppointed
Private
10, 1918.
Transferred February 25, 1919,
for University
work
in
England.
2,
Clarence
E.
With,
Joined
1918.
Milwaukee, Wis.
James A. Wood,
Junction, Texas.
Joined
2,
1918.
Louis W. Wood,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Walter
Reno
E.
A.
Wruck,
Elk River, Minn.
Joined

1,
2,
1918.
Wyand.
Sharpsburg, Md.
Joined
1st
21,
1917.
Appointed Private
8,
Class January
1918.
1918. near Chatel Chehery.
Cited in G. 0. No. 11, Head1.
quarlers 328th Infantry, dated April
1919.
Rollie
J.
Wyatt,
Troy, Texas.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Dave D. Wynne,
St.
Joined
2,
1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Joined
tober
11,
8.
Antonio Wyoitka,
Rittston, Pa.
April
5,
1918.
Killed
in
action
Oc-
Cited in G. O. No.
1,
Headquarters 328lh Infantry, dated April
1919.
in ac-
Harry Zuckerman, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
tion
Company November
23,
9,
1917.
Wounded
and
August
1918,
near
Pont-a-Mousson,
taken
prisoner by the
1,
Germans.
to
1918.
Evacuated
hospital
December
13,
2,
1918.
Stepan Zuchkevich, North Tonawanda, N. Y.

Teofil Zuk,
Manchester, N. H.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Pri1919.
1918.

1,

Joined
1st Class
Company October 28, May 1, 1918. Ched in
1917.
Appointed Private
G. O. No. 11, Headquar-
ters 328th Infantry, dated April 1, 1919.
E. F.
281
EOSTER OF OFFICERS AND MEN OF COMPANY 328TH INFANTRY, WHO CAÎE OVERSEAS WITH THE COMPANY, AND WHO HAVE JOINED THE COMPANY IN FRANCE.
Captaixs
Evans Howell Foreman,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissiojied as a Captain from the
ing
1st Officers'
F,
Train-
Camp
to
at
Fort McPherson, Ga., August 15, 1917.
As-
signed
In
29,
328th Infantry and

of
Company F August
29, 1917.
command
1917.
to
Company
8,
F, 328th Infantry, from
August
to
October
1918,
when he was taken
the
hospital.
Bertrand Cox,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant from

Training
1st
Officers'
Camp
at
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant
December
1,
31,
1917.
to
Com328th
missioned Captain November

Infantrj'
1918.
29,
Assigned
1917.
and Company F August

in
In
command
8,
of
to
Company
October
Meuse-Argonne drive from October
1918,
24, 1918,
when he was evacuated
to
the Field
Hospital with acute bronchitis.
George Scott Candler,

Decatur, Ga.
Commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant from

Training
1st
Officers'
Camp
at
1st
Commissioned
Lieutenant
December
1,
31,
1917.
to
Com328th
missioned Captain November
1918.
Assigned
Infantry and Company B August 29, 1917. Assigned to F Company November 20, 1918. In command of Company F until the date it was mustered out. Slightly wounded
at
Vandieres September
1,
15,
1918.
Cited in General Or13, 1919.
ders No.
First Lieutexants
John
0. Johnson,
Assigned
1917.
to 328th Infantry
and Company F August
29,
U. S. Army.
Transferred to Anti-Air Craft Service in January,
1918.
Charles
S.
Harrison, Columbus, Ga.
Commissioned
Training
as
at
1st
Lieutenant
from
1st
Officers'
Camp

31,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant December

signed to 328th Infantry and
Killed
in
1917.
As-
Company F August
1918,
29, 1917.
to
action
October
15,
while
attempting
take machine gun nests in

Gautiar, France.
German
26,
strong point at
Mons
Cited in General Orders No. 16, Head-
quarters 82nd
Division.
March
1919.

James D. Gould,
Jr.,
Commissioned
Training
as
at
2nd
Lieutenant
from
31,
1st
Officers'
Brunswick, Ga.
Camp
Commissioned
Assigned
of
to to
1st
Lieutenant
December
1917.
As-
Company E August 29, 1917. Company F December 10, 1917. In command F Company in Meuse-Argonne drive from October 24
20,
November
1918.
Cited in General Orders No. 16,

26,
Headquarters 82nd Division, March

Intelligence
Officer,
1919.
Battalion
2nd
Battalion,
328th
Infantry,
from
November
ment.
20, 1918, to date of
mustering out of the Regi-
Donald M. Love,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioned from 2nd

Assigned
to
Officers'
Training
Camp
at
Fort
1917.
Oglethorpe, Ga., as a 2nd Lieutenant
November
27,
328th Infantry and

as
1st
F Company
April 15, 1918.

20,
Commissioned
Lieutenant
September
1918.
Transferred as Instructor in
Army
Candidates' School at
La Balbone, France, November 20, 1918. Joined the Company again December 31, 1918. Transferred from Company February 27, 1919, to attend Oxford University,
England, as a student.
Wilbert
J.
Cunningham, West Virginia.
Virginia National Guards

Division
Commissioned in National Guards of West Virginia as 2nd Lieutenant. Commissioned 1st Lieutenant in West Transferred to 82nd
'
November
19,
1919.
Assigned
20,
to
to
328th Infantry
and F Company November Company February 27, 1919,
1919.
Transferred from
the 1st Division U. S. A.
Clyde
L.
Braden,
Parkersburg,
W. Va.
tional
ant in
Commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the W. Va. NaGuard Commissioned as 1st LieutenAssigned to W. Va. National Guard
. .
328th Infantry November

pany, 328th Infantry,
2.
1918.
Assigned to F Com-
March
24, 1919.
Robert
J.
Redding,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned as
1st
Lieutenant
Ga.,
1st
Officers'
Training
As-
Camp
at
Fort
McPherson,
August
15,
1917.
Company F August
April 18, 1918.
29, 1917.
Transferred from
Company F
Second Lieutenants
Adrian
B.
Sherman,
Augusta, Ga.
Commissioned
tenant.
from
2nd
Officers'
Training
Camp
at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.,
November
Transferred
to
27, 1917, as a
2nd Lieufrom
In-
Assigned
1,
to
328th Infantry and
F Company on
29,
December
the
structor.
1917.
to
August
1919,
Company
return
the
United States as an
Hervey a. Keator,
Kingston-on-Hudson, N.
Y.
to
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant from 4th
Officers'
Training
Camp
at
Camp
Gordon, Ga., August, 1918.

2,
Transferred
to
82nd Division November
1918.
9,
Assigned
1918.
328th
Infantry and
F Company November
Transferred
from Company February
27, 1919, to 1st Division, U. S. A.
David G. Duncan,
Oakland, Cal.
E. F.
283
Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant from Army Candidates' School at Langres, France, September 25, 1919. Assigned
to
328th Infantry October

Infantry,
7,
1918.
7,
Assigned to Supply
1918.
2,
Company, 328th
October
Assigned to
F Company,
328th Infantry, November
1918.
John
J.
Hensley,
New
York, N. Y.
Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant from Army Candidates' School at Langres, France, September 25, 1918. Assigned to 328th Infantry and F Company November 2, 1918.
Transferred
to
89th Division, U. S. A., February 27, 1919.
William Heaton.
Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant from 1st Officers' Training Camp at Fort McPherson, Ga., August 15, 1917. Assigned to 328th Infantry and Company F August 29, 1917. Transferred from Company F April 18, 1918.
FiEST Sergeants
Eugene Lancaster,
Baldwyn, Miss.
Joined
drill
Company September
5,
1917.
to the
Being an expert
master he was of great value
Company.
Trans-
ferred to
Company
I,
328th Infantry, January 18, 1919.

8,
Robert
F.
Murray,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November
1917.
Appointed Cor-
37 Perry Ave.,
from Private
geant January 15, 1918.

times,
1st
December 1, 1917. Appointed SerRendered valuable service at all he showing leadership ability, was promoted to
1,
Sergeant February
1919.
Sergeants
Alderic Bernier, 217 Hanson Street,
Fall River,
8. 1917. Appointed Cor1917. Appointed Ser1, During the St. Mihiel offensive he rendered valuable service, and during that operation was gassed. Upon his return from hospital a few weeks later was recommended and accepted to attend the Officers' Training Camp, which course he had not completed
Joined
Company November
Private
1,
poral
from
December
geant February
1918.
at the
time of the signing of the Armistice.
Joseph A. Cotter, 5949 Norwood
Joined
St.,
Company October
Appointed
8, 1918.
16, 1917.
from
Private.
Sergeant
8,
Appointed Corporal August 15, 1918.

Returned
to
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wounded by
shrapnel October
1918.
Com-
pany December
Joseph E. Day,
100 Oak Street, Cumberland, Md.
Joined Company October 15, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 1, 1917. Appointed Sergeant January 1, 1918. Killed in action near Sommerance, on October 14, 1918, by high explosive.
Anthony De Fusco, 1639 Elmwood St.,

Cranston, R.
I.
Joined Company October 23, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1918. Appointed Gas N. C. O. August 1, 1918. Appointed Sergeant November 15, 1918. Joined
William
B.
Dance,
Mulberry, Tenn.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
to
Corporal
from Private April

tion as Battalion
15, 1918.
Attached to Intelligence SecSergeant
Gas N. C. 0. and promoted
August
15, 1918.
Edward N. Bintz,
28
Institute Street,
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Ser-
geant from Private
Jamestown, N. Y.
tember
the
12, 1918.
May 15, 1918. Severely wounded SepHe always rendered valuable service to
to the
Company.
Returned
United States after being
evacuated from hospital.
David T. Bowden,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
McDonough, Ga
April 15, 1918.
Appointed Sergeant
15.
May
15,
1918.
Ap-
pointed 1st Sergeant -June

cers'
1918.
Training
School
at
Camp
Attended 3rd OffiGordon, Ga. Received

18,
commission as 2nd Lieutenant July

ferred out of this Division.
1918,
and
trans-
Otto
G.
Brown,
Dundee, Minn.
Joined
Company July
15.
15,
1918.
Appointed
to
Sergeant
G, 328th
November
1918,
and transferred
Company
Infantry, due to excess non-commissioned officers.
William
E.
Butler,
Joined
gassed
fensi
Company
8
April 25, 1918^ as Sergeant.

1918,
Slightly
of-
R. F. D. No. 8,
October
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
Auburn, N. Y.
Fred Clausen,
114 North 19th Ave., Duluth, Minn.
Joined
Company
July 18, 1918.
Appointed Sergeant No-
vember 15, 1918. January 1, 1919.

Joined
Transferred to Military Police
Company
Adam
A. Hallstein, 361 Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
15, 1917.
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
15, 1918.
December
Killed
service
at
Appointed Sergeant August

October
Clerk.
15. 1917. 13,
Fleville
1918.
Rendered valuable
as
Company
Charles H. Seiders,
935 Washington St., Reading, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
Appointed Corporal

uary
15, 1918.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant JanUnited States as instructor
Returned
to the
on the Auto-Rifle July 20, 1918.
Joseph V. Fahrenkopf, 98 Ferry Street,

Troy, N. Y.
Joined
geant
Company November
15, 1918.
15,
9.
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
poral from Private August 15, 1918.
Appointed Mess Ser-
November
John Fienco,
83 Green Street, New Haven, Conn.
Joined
1st
Company October
December
1918.
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
Corporal
15,
Class
1.5,
1917.
Appointed
Au1919.
gust

Infantry, January 18, 1919.
15, 1917.
Due
to
excess non-commissioned officers was transferred to
Company K, 328th
Edward Fredericks,
Middlebury, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
1.5,
Company November
December
15, 1917.
Appointed Private
Appointed Sergeant November 15. 1918, and received special mention in General Orders No. 16, for
1918.
bravery
rendered
to
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
18,
Transferred
1919.
Company
G,
Burton
S. Frei,
St.,
Joined
geant
Company September
1,
5,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
428 North Front

Training School
to the
at
1917.
Attended the 3rd

Shortly
Lii
Marquette, Mich.
Officers'
Camp
Gordon. Ga.
15, 1918.
after his arrival in
France was appointed 2nd

23rd Division July
and transferred
F.
285 Was
attached to In1,
Bernard A. Gatlin,
Thorpe, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
telligence Section
and appointed Sergeant August
1918.
Received special mention in General Orders No.

quarters 82nd Division,
ice
16,
Head-
March
26, 1919, for valuable serv-
rendered during the Meuse-Argonne offensive. Was recommended and admitted to Officers' Training School and now holds a commission in the Reserve Corps.
John A. Gillis, 5 Mount Vernon
Joined
St.,
Company October
Training School.
15,
1917.
1,
Appointed Supply
1917.
Sergeant from Private November

Officers"
Attended 3rd
Lieu-
Gloucester, Mass.
Was commissioned 2nd

to
tenant
and was transferred
the
23rd Division shortly
after his arrival in France.
Edward M. Hackney,
Lafayette, Ga.
Joined
April
fensive
15,
Company
1918.
8,
April
1,
1918. the
Appointed
Corporal
of-
Gassed
1918.
during
Meuse-Argonne
to
October
Returned
Comjiany Decem15,
ber 19, 1918.

April
25,
1919.
Carl Heinel,
1902 Mertle Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
Officers'
August
ing
15,
1918, from Private.
Attended
scliool
TrainDi-
School
and transferred from
out
of
the
WlLLIAM
E. JaCOBY,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
Highland Ave.,
Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
geant from Private geant February

1,
May
1919.
1,
1918.
Ernest
S.
Jones,
Street,
Joined
Company September
1,
5,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
140 Worth
poral from Private October
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
in
Mt. Airy, N. C.
August
Orders
15,
1918.
16,
Received special mention
General
26,
No.
Headquarters 82nd
Division,
March
1919, for valuable service rendered during the Meuse-Ar-
gonne
offensive.
Frank
E. Kinkle, 532 West 131 St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15,
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
December
1918.
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant
to
November
15,
Rendered valuable service
the
Company.
Gabriel Kaplan, 209 Magnolia
Joined
Street,
Company January
1,
1919, as Sergeant.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
George W. Mackey,
1517 Pembleton
St.,
Joined
April
15,
Company
1918.
Officers'
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
At-
Appointed Sergeant
Training School
at
Greenville, S. C.
tended 3rd
May 1. 1918. Camp Gordon,
Ga.
Was commissioned and
transferred as 2nd Lieutenant to
the 35lh Division July 18, 1918.
Frederick
C.
Mayer,
Newport, R.
I.
Joined
Company October
15, 1917.
23, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
15, 1918.
9,
72 Spring Street,
December
1918.
Instantly killed in action near Chatel
Chehery October
Received special mention for bravery in

16,
General
26, 1919.
Order No.
286

C.
William
Moncrief,
Bethpage, Tenn.
Joined
April
18,
Company
1918.
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corpora)
15,
Appointed
Sergeant
August
1918.
Rendered Argonne offensives.
valuable service during St.
Mihiel and Meuse-
John
F.
McInerney,
Joined
Company November
15, 1917.
560 West 148th St., New York, N. Y.
December
Appointed Corporal 1, 1917. Appointed Sergeant August 15, 1918.

to
Company Clerk November 20

Rendered valuable
service to
date
of
demobilization.
Company.
5,
Vance
P.
Newland,
Arcadia, Tenn.
Joined
gust
Company September
1,
1917.
Appointed
there
Ser-
geant December
31,
1917.
slight
Was
admitted to hospital Au-
1918,
for
operation.
From
trans-
ferred to
some other
Division.
William Powell,
Rogersville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
April 15, 1918. uated from 3rd

Ga.,
Appointed Sergeant June

Officers'
15, 1918.
Grad-
Training School,
Camp
to
Gordon,
the 1st
and was transferred as a 2nd Lieutenant
Division July 18, 1918.
Wilfred Robidoux,
St.
Joined
Company October
1,
15, 1917.
Appointed Corpora:
Leonards, N.
1917.
Canada.
uary 15, 1918.

tober
8,
Severely
wounded
Appointed Sergeant Jan at Chatel Chehery Oc
1918.
Received special mention in General
Or
ders No. 16, Headquarters 82nd Division,

for great courage
March
26,
1919,
and devotion
3,
to duty.
Philip L. Rodier, 4532 Fossendon St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Joined
1st Class 15,
Company October
December
15, 1918.
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Appointed Corporal August Appointed Sergeant November 15, 1918. Rento the
dered valuable service
Company.
3,
Thurlow
Selby,
Petersburg, Ind.
Joined
Company November
1918, as a Corporal
and
appointed Sergeant February 15, 1919.
Albin V. Swanson,
120 Oak
Street,
Joined
Company October
23, 1917.
Willimantic, Conn.
from Private April 15, 1918. vember 15, 1918. Slightly wounded
offensive.
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant Noin the
Meuse-Argonne
Arthur Swanson,
53 Elwiston Ave.,
Joined
Company October
15,
23, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Fleville
from Private April

July 15, 1918.
1918,
1918.
Appointed Mess Sergeant

at
Severely
to the
wounded
October
13,
and returned
United States.
1,
Irby Williams,
Lynnville, Tenn.
Joined
Company April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant
from Private June

ing School,
as
1918.
Attended 3rd
Officers' Train-
Camp
Gordon, Ga.
Transferred July 18, 1918,
2nd Lieutenant out
of this Division.
Corporals
Edward
85
C.
Anderson,
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
during
the
1,
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
to the Intelligence
HamiUon
1917.
Attached
New Haven, Conn.
Meuse-Argonne offensive, where he rendered valuable service and upon his return to the Company was appointed Corporal March 1,
Section
St.
Miliiel
and
1919.
E. F.
287
1918.
Lloyd Beaver,
Eddyville, Iowa.
Appointed Corporal February 15, 1919. Slightly wounded October 9, 1918, during the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
10,
Joined
Company April
Joseph
J. Bonkowski, Route "A," Wilmington, Del.
Joined Company November 15, 1917.

vate
1st
Class
December
15,
1917.
Appointed PriAppointed Corporal

8, 1918.
November
Joined
15, 1918.
Slightly
wounded October
Paul N. Carrignan,
209 Wallace
St.,
Company October
15, 1917,
23, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
December
from Private.
New
Haven, Conn.
Joined
Andrew W. Corrigan,
R. F. D. No.
9,
111.
Company
15,
April
28,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
November
1918.
Rockford,
Ignatius Costelli, 334 East 78th St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
the
Company November
15,
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
to
1917.
Severely gassed during

the
Meuse-Argonne
offensive
and returned
United
States.
Raymond
Englett, 485 Central Ave.,

P.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
to
Corporal
Division
from
Atlanta, Ga.
Private April 15, 1918. Transferred Headquarters as Clerk June 15, 1918.
Joseph
F. Fee,
Joined
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
1678 68th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
poral January
1918, from Private.
John
J. Flynn, 159 Cherry

Street,
Appointed Corporal
January
1,
1918.
Fall River, Mass.
Leo Gagner,
27 Knight
Street,
Joined
1st Class
15,
Company October
December
1,
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
1917.
Attleboro, Mass.
C.
1918.
Harry Gilfether,
107 East
1st Street,
Joined
Company November
Appointed Cor15, 1917. Rendered valuable service to the
Corning, N. Y.
Company
Joined
in educational work.
Alex Gut,
169 Grove
Street,
Company October
15, 1919.
23, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
February
New
John
E.
Britain,
Conn.
Joined
1st Class
Hatheway.
Ellington, Conn.
Company October
December
26, 1919,
1,
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
1917.
Killed in action October 14,
1918, and received special mention in General Orders No.

16,
March
Headquarters 82nd Division, for brav-
ery and devotion to duty.
Charles Hendricks, 130 W. Williams Charles
Joined
St.,
1st Class
Company November
December
15, 1917.
15, 1917.
Appointed Private Appointed Corporal Novem-
Bath, N. Y.
E.
ber 15, 1918.
Heinbaugh,
Deer Park, Md.
Joined
1st
Company October
December
the
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
1917.
Slightly gassed October 8,

offensive.
1918,
during
Meuse-Argonne
Appointed
Corporal February 15, 1919.
Hartman
D. Jones,
Rossville, Ga.
Joined
Company
April
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
August
15, 1918.
Fritz H. Johnson, 49 Tilton Street,

St.
Joined
Company
1,
April
10,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
February
1919.
Paul, Minn.
Joined
1st
Maurice
I.
Kelly,
Grafton, Mass.
Company October
23.
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
ber 15, 1918.
December 1. 1917. Appointed Corporal NovemRendered valuable service during all opera-
RaYMOND
J.
LOWERNICHT,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Severely
Company
wounded
April 25. 1918.
Appointed Private
15.
1st
Class July 15. 1918.

at

Fleville
1918.
October
13. 1918.
and return-
ed to the United States.
Charles
L.
Mitchell,
Joined
1st
1.5,
Company October
December
Severely
at
1,
23.
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
at
Attawausan, Conn.
Class
1918.
1917.
Appointed Corporal .\ugust

Chatel
bravery.
to
Intelli-
Chehery,
wounded October 8, which time he showed great

April 15, 1918.
James R. Moorer,
Evergreen, Ala
Joined
Company
Attached
to
gence Section, where he rendered valuable service during

the
Meuse-.\rgonne offensive.
15,
Returned
Company De15,
cember
1918.

April
15.
1919.
Willie A. Morgan,
Dupont, Ga.
Joined
Company
1918.
-Appointed
Corporal
February' 15, 1919, from Private.
Amos Morin,
975 South Water
St.,
Joined
.\ugust
tions.
Company October
15.
23.
1917.
.\ppointed Corporal
1918.
Displayed
bravery
during
all
opera-
New
William
Bedford, Mass.
B. McGr.ady,
Joined
poral
Company November
15. 20.
1.
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
Brewster, N. Y.
January
1918.
from Private.
Was
to
accidentally
wounded July
vision.
1918.
and transferred
another
Di-
Robert Neill, 2 Broom

William
Court, Jersey City, N.
Joined Company October 15, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 15, 1918. Rendered valuable servJ. ice
and displayed bravery
at all times. 23. 1917.
J.
O'Donnell,
Joined
Company October
February
all offensives.
Appointed Corporal
341 Lexington Ave., Auburndale, Mass.

Dunb.\r D. Padgett,
Dickerson, Md.
from
Private
15,
1919.
Showed
exceptional
bravery in
Joined
1st
Company October
December
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
Corporal
July
14.
Class
1918.
1917.
Appointed
15.
Slightly gassed
September
25,
1918. at Norroy.
Joseph Parent, 28 Brightman
Joined
St.,
Company
April
1918.
Appointed Corporal
February' 15. 1919.
Fall River, Mass.
Joseph Pietruszka,
7 Holly Street,
r>'ew
Joined
1st
Class
Company November 9, 1917. .-Appointed Private November 15, 1918. Appointed Corporal Feb-
Bedford, Mass.
ruary 15, 1919.
F.
289
15,
Os
P.
Pratt. R. F. D. No. 3. Newberg, W. Va.
Joined
poral
Company October
15,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
December
1917.
Killed in action near Fleville
October
Joined
15, 1918.
Always displayed great courage.

15, 1917. Appointed Corporal Rendered valuable service with the
Raymond
A. Reddy, 1545 North 9th St.,
Company October
1,
December
Argonne
1917.
Reading, Pa.
Intelligence Section tliroughout the St. Mihiel

offensives.
and Meuse-
Paul Roberts,
53 Terrace Ave., Port Richmond, Cal.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918, as Corporal.
Michael Sammon,
27 Allison St., Cambridge, Mass.
Joined
Company
15, 1919.
April 25,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
February
George A. Strawser,
First
Joined
Company
15, 1918.
July
18,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
Avenue,
Cuclevelle, 0.
February
Slightly gassed October 8, 1918.
Solomon
T. Stone, R. F. D. No. 1, Alva, Ga.
Joined
1st
Company December
1,
Class February
1918.
1. 1917. Appointed Private Appointed Corporal Novem-
ber 15, 1918.
Slightly gassed October

5,
8.
1918.
Carl N. Swanson,
Kane, Pa.
Joined
Company November
1918, as Corporal.
Jeffrey Vail. 56 Main
Joined
Street,
Company October
23, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Whitinsville, Mass.
December 15, 1917. Killed in action during the MeuseArgonne offensive, near Chatel Chehery, while attacking an enemy machine gun nest. He showed great bravery and devotion at all times.
Joined
1st Class
John
R.
Weyant,
Company October
December
1,
15.
1917.
Appointed Private
15,
1122 Mulberry Street, Reading, Pa.
1917.
Appointed Corporal July
1918.
Killed in action September 14, 1918, near Norroy,
by high explosive.
David M. Watson, 984 Seyburn St.,

Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company

15,
November
5,
1918.
1919.
Bruno Wosnack,
144 Wilson Ave., Boonton, N.
J.
Joined
Company

15,
November
5,
1918.
1919.
Sam Wolfensberger,
Maugansville, Md.
Joined
Company October
1,
15, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
February
1919.
Slightly gassed October 8, 1918, near
Chatel Chehery.
Wylie House,
Duquoin,
111.
Joined
Company
as Corporal January
1,
1919.
Elmer Cassell,
36 John
Street,
Joined
1st
Company November
December
15,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
8,
Class
1917.
Appointed Corporal Au1918, during
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
gust 15, 1918.
Severely
wounded October
the
Meuse-Argonne
offensive,

all.
His
bravery and devotion to duty was inspiring to
290
Buglers
Frank
J.
Dinino,
Joined
Company October
13,
15,
1917.
Killed
in
action
106 Peach Street, Reading, Pa.
1918, during the Meuse-Argonne offensive Rendered valuable service to the Company as runner between Company and Battalion.
September
near Fleville.
Angelo Lenave,
Oneco, Conn.
Joined
Company October
to hospital
23. 1917.
Through
Returned
illness
was
admitted
July 10. 1918.
to
Company
January
20, 1919.
Mech.vxjcs
Leon Clontea, Cowen Street,
Garret, Ind.
Joined
Company November
3.
1918,
Joseph
E. Bisson,
Joined
tober
Company October
1,
23, 1917.
Appointed Mechanic
Uxbridge, Mass.

8,
1917.
Severely
wounded Octo
1918.
during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, near
Chatel Chehery.

Displayed great bravery
9,
1,
the
Com-
pany as runner.
at all times.
Henhy
a. Goldbach, 142 Kehr Street,

Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1917.
1917.
Appointed
Meall
chanic from Private December

tions
During
all
opera-
he displayed great
bravery and fearlessness in
duties assigned him. not taking into consideration his
own
personal safely.
Larry
C.
Mitchell,
Lenoir City, Tenn.
at
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.

offensives,
During the
St.
Mihiel
and Meuse-Argonne
all
rendered valuable services
times, in the capacity of runner.
Displayed excep-
tional bravery
and devotion
1919.
to duty.
Appointed Mechanic
Februan'
15,
Henry
E.
Dorrell,
Goreville,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918, as Mechanic.
Cooks
John Geraldi, 1215 N. Hope
Fred
C.
Joined
Street,
Company November
15. 1918.
1.

during
all
Appointed Cook 1917. Rendered valuable service
Philadelphia, Pa.
operations.
Hanson,
Street,
Joined
Private
Company
August
15,
April 18, 1918.

1918.
Appointed Cook from

exceptional
fire.
114 Depot Eli

F.
Displayed
bravery
Jackson, Tenn.
during
all
operations and under heavy shell

15,
Hindmon,
Counce, Tenn.
Joined Company October
1917.
Appointed
13,

the
ville.
1.
1918.
Severely
Cook wounded during

1918,
Meuse-Argonne
fire.
offensive
October
near Fle-
Displayed bravery by preparing meals under heavy
shell
William
0. Price, Rogersville, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
5.
1917.
Appointed Cook
from Private December 1, 1917. Severely wounded October 13. 1918, during the Meuse-Argonne offensive. Showed
exceptional bravery and devotion to duty at
all
limes.
Harry
A.
McCoy,
Atchison, Kans.
Joined
Company January
30, 1919.
F.
291
Privates and Peivates First Class

John
B.
Arnold,
Frankford, Ind.
Joined
Company November
Elgin G. Abbott, 722 East 21st
Joined
St.,
hiel
Company October
15,
1917.
During the
St.
Mi-
Erie, Pa.
and Meuse-Argonne offensives was with the Intelligence Section, where he rendered valuable service.
Joined
Charles A. Allison,
Route No.
1,
111.
Company April
10, 1918.
St.
Severely
wounded Sep-
Lincoln,
tember 12, 1918, during the machine gun, near Norroy.

Joined
Mihiel offensive by enemy
Invald Almos, 1912 13th
Company
all
April 10, 1918.
Was
present with
Com-
Street,
pany through
offensives.
Superior, Minn.
Walter Adams,
505 Fourth Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Jeffie Akins,
Statham, Ga.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Louis J. Anderson, 222 South Pearl
Joined
St.,
Company January
1,
1919, being transferred from
327th Infantry.
Albert Lee, Minn.
Angelo Ambrosio,
Albany Avenue,
Huntington, N. Y.
Joined
offensives.
Company November
1,
1917.
Took
part
in
all
Percy
E.
Ambrose.
Clyo, Ga.
Joined
Company January
1.
1919.
Salvatore Andreoli,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
o.l'ensives.
Company November
1.
1917.
Took
part
in
all
Meyersdale, Pa.
ViNCENZO AnzALONE.
R. R. No. 20, Westlield, N.
J.
Joined
offensives.
Company November
1,
1917.
Took
part
in
all
John Arico,
1150 59th
Street,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Severely
9.
wounded
during the Meuse-Argonne offensive October
1918.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Francesco Argentere,
Lincoln Street, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Adolph Blum,
356 West 44th Street, New York, N. Y.
to
Joined
1st
Company November
February
15,
1,
Class
the
1919.
1917. Appointed Private Rendered valuable service
Company and showed
exceptional
bravery at
all
Calquitt Black,
Carters, Ga.
Joined
1st
Company December
15. 1917.
Appointed Private
14.
Class January 15, 1918.
Severely gassed during the St.
Mihiel offensive turned to
near Norroy,
September
15, 1918.
1918.
Re-
Company December
292

Joined
Lemuel Black,
Dawson, Texas.
Company November
3,
1918.
Clarence A. Bell,
Riverton,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Wyo.
Joined
Artie R. Beers,
Coalfield,
Company November
5,
1918.
W. Va.
Joined
Arthur
Baird, Elkvalley, Tenn.
Company January
15,
1919.
Joseph D. Benskin,
Judsonis, Ark.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Raymond Blackburn, 226 Lombardy Street,

Richmond, Va.
Amidi Bonaduccio, Musciano, Santagelo,
Italy.
Joined
Company November
5,
1918.
Joined
fensives.
Company
April 25, 1918.
Took part
in
all
of-
Charles H. Boeh, 2008 Staubs Lane,

Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Louis H. A. Bordewich,
Okawville,
III.
Joined
Company November
3,
Elmer
John
Z.
Borman,
Pinckneyville,
111.
Joined
Company November
3,
G.
Brown,
Mt. Airy, Md.
Joined
1st
Company October
offensives.
15,
Class February 15,

all
1919.
Appointed Private 1917. Rendered valuable service
during
Peter
Brzozowy, 99 Grove Street,

P.
Joined
1st
Company October
December
15,
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
1917.
Severely
wounded during
New
Britain,
Conn.
the Meuse-Argonne offensive October 13, 1918, near Fleville.
Wade
Oscar
H. Bowman, Cootes Store, Va.

L.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Bowen,
Donalsonville, Ga.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Edward
T. Bowling,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Chatham
Hill,
Va.
Joined
Peter Burgos, 44 Dep-Boggs Blvd., N. E.

Pittsburg, Pa.
Company November
3,
1918.
John Carrig,
1334
St.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
December
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
all offensives.
John Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1917.
Took
part in
E. F.
293
1919.
Benjamin Q. Casto,
Reynolds, Ind.
Joined
Company January
1,
Timothy Casey,
81 Willow Brook
St.,
Joined
Company October
13,
23,
1917.
Severely
wounded
October
1918,
during
the
Willimantic, Conn.
Returned
to the
United States.
Meuse-Argonne offensive. Rendered valuable service

at all times.
by showing courage and devotion
GuiDi Caporossi,
Joined
Street,
fensives.
Company April
25,
1918.
Took
part in all of-
North State
Syracuse, N. Y.
Calvin R. Cable, 23 Hass Street,

Waterville, Mass.
Joined
fensives.
Company
April 25, 1918.
Took
part in all of-
James D. Calendrello, 262 Elizabeth Street,
Joined
fensives.
Company November
1,
1917.
Took
part in all of-
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
John Capranica,
Provincia Asuila,
Italy.
Company January
1,
1919.
AzziE Carpenter,
Joined
Company
Januarj'
1,
1919.
Vroman,
Lewis Chamento,
Cari,
Col.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918.
Rome,
Italy.
Joseph Clvnelli, 4 Madison Ave., White Plains, N. Y.

Philip Clemons, Grenada, Mass.
Joined
admitted
Company November to hospital. From

Returned
9,
1917.
Through
illness
was
there was transferred out of
the Division.
to this
Company March
15, 1919.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Oliver B. Cole,
Lowell, Mass.
Joined
1st
all
Company October
23,

times.
1917. Appointed Private Rendered valuable service at
Frank
T.
Conway,
Joined
offensives.
Company October
23,
1917.
Took
part
in
all
70 Mechanic Street, Manchester, N. H.
Edward A. Corder,
Kelso, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Fletcher Cox,
Probo, Ark.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Henry H. Conley,
722 South 4th
St.,
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Rodgers, Ark.
GUISEPPE CURCIO, 424 East 116th
Joined
Street,
offensives.
Company November
1,
1917.
Took
part in all
New
York, N. Y.
294
James

Cullen,
Joined
J.
Company April
12,
25, 1918.
St.
Severely
wounded Sepoffensive,
15 Claremont Ave., New York, N. Y.
tember
Norroy.
1918,
during the
Mihiel
near
William D. Davis,
Cogswell, N. D.
Joined
ing
Company
April 10, 1917.

all
Appointed Private 1st Rendered valuable service dur-
offensives.
George 0. Day,
R. F. D. No.
7,
Joined
Company January
1,
1919, as Private 1st
Class.
Waynesboro, Miss.
Edward
J.
Dusoski,
Joined
Class
all
Company
15,
April 10, 1918.

1919.
Silver Lake, Minn.
February
Appointed Private Rendered valuable service
1st
at
times.
Carmine De Bitose, 453 Union St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
offensives.
Company November
1,
1917.
Took
part
in
all
Oscar A. Davis,
Monticello, Miss.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Obie Dawson,
Winterville,
Joined
Company
April 10, 1918.
On
special duty with

val-
Ga
Supply Company, 328th Infantry, where he rendered

uable
service.
George A. Deitrich,
1053 Cotton Street, Reading, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
25,
1918.
Rendered
valuable
service through all offensives.
Perl
R. Douglas,
Joined
Company
all
April
25,
142 Jackson Street, Penn Yann, N. Y.
Section during
service.
offensives,
1918. With Intelligence where he rendered valuable
MoRiCE
E. Dickens, Wrightsville, Ga.
Joined
visional
Company
April
1.
1918.
Was
transferred to Di-
Headquarters as Clerk.
Feleno Di Dominicis,
Montorio Al Bornano,
Italy.
Joined
offensives.
Company November
15,
1917.
Took
part in all
Frank
J.
Dobzinski,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
829 N. Washington St., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
NicHOLos Dirago.
6822 16th
Street,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Drowned August
21, 1918, while bathing in the Moselle River, near Pont-a-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mousson.
Joined
His devotion to duty was exceptional.
Jeff R. Dunn,
Babcock, Ga.
Company
to
was attached
April 10, 1918. During all offensives Supply Company, 328th Infantry, where he
rendered valuable service.
Rene Dupont, McKena Avenue,

Chaileroi, Pa.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
-Second Division, A. E.
F.
John Draminski,
226 East Grant
St.,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Nanticoke, Pa.
Paul
L.
Dunlap,
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
1316 4th Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
Gilbert Durham,
Dallas, Ga.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Carl A. Ericson,
15 Johnson Street, Jamestown, N. Y.
Joined
Company December
to hospital
1,
1917.
31, 1918.
Through
illness
was admitted
August
JOHNNES 0. ErICKSON, Box 156,

Franklin, Minn.
Joined
Company
April 10, 1918.
Took
part in all op
Charles
L.
Edwards,
Joined
tober
8,
Company November
1918, during the
9,
1917.
Slightly gassed Ocoffensive.
19 Phoenix Ave., Waterbury, Conn.
Meuse-Argonne
27, 1918.
Re-
turned to
Company December
Company November
Lewis Elder,
Armiston, Ala.
Joined
3,
1918.
Harrey a. Elsenrath,
1211 Orchard Street,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
George
S.
Fike,
Fearer,
Joined
Company October
15,
Md.
1st
1917. Appointed Private Rendered valuable service as
letter
bearer during the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
William
F.
Fleming,
Joined
1st
Company November
December
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
181 Skillman Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Class
1918.
Took
part in all offensives.
Leo Friedlander,
Dayton, Ohio.
Joined
tions.
Company
July 18, 1918.

1st Class
Took
part in all opera15, 1919.
Appointed Private
February
1917.
David Foreman, 56 East 120th
Joined
St.,
Company November
1,
Attached
to
In-
telligence Section throughout all operations,
where he ren-
New
York, N. Y.
dered valuable service.
Joseph H. Forest, 322 West 14th Ave.,

Houston, Texas.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Carroll A. Ferris,
Sherman, Texas.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
,
Walter W. Feldt,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
George M. Furr,
Douglasville, Ga.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
296

Joined
tober
9,
Elmer R. Flodstrom, 314 North 3rd Ave.,

Fargo, N. D.
Company April
1918,
10, 1918.
Severely
wounded Oc-
Chatel Chehery.
Balilla p. Fortina, 65 Downing St.,
Joined
Company November
8, 1918,
1,
1917.
Severely
gassed
October
New
York, N. Y.
Chatel Chehery.
Returned
to the
United States.
Ernest Gardner,
1708 Timmonds Ave., Portsmouth, Ohio.
Eli p. Gates,
Arlington, Ga.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Joined
fensives.
Company
April 10, 1918.
Took
part in all of-
Joseph Gulinski,
197 Cameron
St.,
Joined
1st
Company November
December
15,
1,
1917.
Class
1917.
Severely
Appointed Private wounded October
Hammond,
Ind.
9,
Meuse-Argonne offensive, near Chatel Chehery. Showed great bravery and courage at all times. Returned to Company December 1, 1918.
1918, during the
George Gunderson,
1458 Nebraska Ave.,
Lono- Island, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
15, 1919.
9,
1917.
Appointed Private
in all offensives.
Took part
Later attached to Supply Company, 328th Infantry, where
he rendered valuable service.
Ernest Gallo, 256 Withers
Joined
Street,
offensives.
Company November
1.
1917.
Took
part in all
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Thomas Gerena,
31 West 65th Street, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Transferred
to
Divisional Headquarters July
1918.
GuisEPPE Giambellwca, 1005 East 180th St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8,
1,
1917.
Severely
wounded
October
1918, during the
turned to
service to
Company November the Company at aU

Company
1918,
Meuse-Argonne offensive. ReRendered valuable 1, 1918.

times.
Archie
P. Giltner,
Joined
tober
8,
April 25, 1918.
Severely
wounded Ocoffensive.
Conesus, N. Y.
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
to the States.
Showed
great gallantry.
Returned
1,
Frank A. Garrett,
Jackson Co., Ga.
Joined
Company January
1919.
Clarence D. Green,
Wilmington,
111.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Joseph
J.
Graham,
Abbeville, Ga.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Frederick W. Hahn, 15 Grey Street,

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Joined
1918.
1st Class
Company November 9, 1917. Appointed Private December 1, 1917. Severely wounded October 9, Rendered valuable service to Company. Upon his Company
F,
recovery was assigned to the 80th Division,
319th Infantry.
F.
297
1,
Harvey
F.
Hammond,
Joined
1st
Company November
December
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
75 Cedar Avenue, Patchogque, N. Y.
Class
1917.
Severely
wounded
at
Mons-
Boubert.
Donald H. Hardy.
Mapleton Depot, Huntington Co., Pa.
Joined
Company November
St.
15,
1917.
Killed in action
during the
Mihiel drive, September 12, 1918.
He show-
ed extraordinary bravery and courage.

all.
Was
inspiring to
Henry
F.
Hare,
Barker, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918,
15,
1917.
Slightly
gassed
October
during the Meuse-Argonne offensive.

18, 1918.
Re-
turned to the
Company December
15,
Robert
L. Harris,
Joined
Company November
October
to 14,
1917.
Killed in action
205 West 121st Street, New York, N. Y.
near Fleville
1918.
His intellectual ability

all.
and devotion
his death
duty was admired by

to
At the time of
was attached
Regimental Headquarters.
23,
Le Roi
S. Harrison, 21 Sergent Avenue, Somerville, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
1917.
Appointed Private
May
St.
15, 1918.
Rendered valuable service during
both the
Joined
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives.

23, 1917.
Raymond
F. Harrison, 21 Wintrop Street, Torrington, Conn.
Company October
1918,
at
Accidentally killed
June
21,
Lucey,
France.
His ambition which
was apparent
Joined
tober
14,
to all
would have won him promotion.

25, 1918.
Fred
L.
Hazelwood, Summertown, Tenn.
Company April
1918,
Severely
near
Sommerance.
all times.
wounded OcShowed excellent
courage and bravery at
Vincent Hojnowski, 164 Grove Street,
Joined
Company October
23,
1917.
Displayed bravery
and courage through
all offensives.
New
Roy
Britain,
Conn.
Joined
C. Hagel, 1520 Ontario
Company July
1918,
offensive.
18,
1918.
Severely
wounded Oc28,
Street,
tober 8,
near Chatel Chehery,
during the Meuse-
Toledo, Ohio.
Argonne
1918.
Returned
to
Company December
Joe T. Hudgens,
Paris, Tenn.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
James
C.
Hildreth,
Evergreen, Ala.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919.
Calvin E. Humrich,
Norton, Kan.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Harry
R.
Huhn,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
15, 1919.
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
New
Rodney
C.
Geneva, Pa.
His coolness and bravery un-
der
fire
was
exceptional.
Ingham,
103,
Joined
1st
Company October
all
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
great
Box
Class February 15, 1919. circumstances.
Showed
devotion
to
Montague, Mass.
duty under
Samuel Johnson,
Barronnette, Wis.
Joined
tober
8,
Company
1918,
April 10, 1918.
Severely
wounded Ocenemy
hospital

while
Chatel
Chehery,
advancing
Division
and and
attacking
machine gun was assigned

this
nest.
to
Upon being evacuated from

later
20. 1919.
the 80th
assigned to
Company on March Company
Carl A. Johnson,
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Joined
April 10, 1918.
tion rendered valuable service to his
Under strenuous condicommand.
Sterling Johnson,
Coin, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
service in all offensives
Rendered valuable 18, 1918. and displayed unusual bravery.

23, 1917.
James P. Kane, 34 Whitinsville
Joined
St.,
Company October
1918.
Severely gassed Oc-
tober
8,
Wliitinsville, Mass.
Chatel
Chehery.
He
rendered
valuable
service
to
the
Company by
his untiring efforts.
Walter Kaupp,
951 North American
St.,
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.

entire
He was
with the Com-
pany during the
operations
and performed every
Philadelphia, Pa.
duty assigned him in a fearless manner.

Joined
Joseph Kiloran, 1317 West 4th
Company November
14,
15, 1917.
Severely
wounded
offensive,
Street,
October
near
1918,
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
service
Wilminffton, Del.
Fleville.
He
rendered
fire.
valuable
preparing
1st
meals under heavy shell
Appointed Private
Class
August
15, 1918.
Harry
C. Kimball, North Wakefield, N. H.
Joined
1st
Company October
December
15,
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
to
Class
1917.
Attached
the
Intelli-
gence Section, where he rendered valuable service during

the entire operations.
John
C. King, 66 Linden
Joined
Street,
1st
to
Company October
December
15,
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
1917.
Torrington, Conn.
the
Company
as an Automatic Rifle operator.
Abraham Klein, 208 W. Thompson

David Knapp,
Joined
St.,
Company
April
25,
1918.
Assigned
to
special
duty,
where he did creditable work.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
15, 1919.
1.
1917.
Appointed Private
81 Christie Street, New York, N. Y.
Was
attached to Intelligence
Section during the operations, where he rendered valuable

service as runner between
Company and
Battalion.
Henry Koens,
Magnolia, Minn.
Joined
Class
Company
15,
April 10, 1918.

1919.
Appointed Private
1st
February
Severely
wounded during
the
Meuse-Argonne
to
offensive, near
Chatel Chehery.
Returned
Company December
Joined
10, 1918.
Vladyslaw Kozlowski,
Sunderland, Mass.
Company October
as
23,
1917.
Appointed Private
services
of
December 15, Meuse-Argonne offensive

1st
Class
1917.
a
His
during
the
member
an
Automatic
Squad proved
to
be of great value.
E. F.
Fred King,
Joined
Company
April 10, 1918.
Severely
wounded Oc-
Chasm
Falls, N. Y.
tober 8, 1918, near Chatel Chehery.
As
a stretcher bearer,
he was in the act of giving aid to a comrade who had been hit, when he himself was wounded.
John Klicman,
2217
S.
Joined
St.,
111.
Company November
3,
1918.
Winfield
Berwyn,
Arthur
F. Langevin, 898 Main Street, South Warren, Mass.
Joined
Company
to to
April 25, 1918.
Through
illness
was
admitted
hospital,
where he was kept on special duty.

30, 1918.
Returned
Joined
Company December
15,
Stephen Lazorshak, 522 Woodvale Ave.,

Johnstown, Pa.
Company October
1917.
Rendered valuable
service during all operations.
Fred Leon,
823 Congress
Street,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
August
15, 1918.
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
illness
Through
was admitted
15, 1918.
Schenectady, N. Y.
to hospital,
returning to
Company November
Joseph Logan, 1230 State Street, New Haven, Conn.
Joined
Company
April 25, 1918.

1919.
Class February 15,
Appointed Private 1st Performed all duties assigned
him own
in a fearless
safety.
manner, not taking into consideration his
Arthur Guy
J.
Larson,
Renville, Minn.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
D. Lamp,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
721 N. Colorado Ave., Hastings, Neb.
Louis E. Main, R. F. D. No.
Joined
1,
Company April
through
all
10,
1918.
Rendered
valuable
1st
service
operations.
Appointed
Private
Colfax, Iowa.
Cass February
Joined
1st
15, 1919. 23.
Nicholas G. Masters,
Dervekista,
Trihonias, Greece.
Class
Company October March 15, 1918.

all
1917. Appointed Private Performed duties with effi-
ciency and bravery at
times.
Fr.\nk Marzaile,
Joined
tions.
Company
April 25, 1918.

1st Class
Took
part in all opera15, 1919.
Main Street, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
Appointed Private
February
Otto
R. Melander, 24 West 11th Street, Duluth, Minn.
Joined
Company
April 10, 1918.
Appointed Private
all
1st
Performed
duties in a brave
and fearless manner.

Joined
1st
Charles W. Modest,
Cherryville, Kans.
Company November
3,
1918.
Appointed Private
Walter W. Mahanna,
760 South 6th St., Columbus, Ohio.
Joined
Class
Company July March 15, 1919.
18,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st 13,
Slightly
wounded September
1918.
1918. near Norroy, during the Saint Mihiel offensive.
Re-
turned to
Company November
30,
1,
Antonio Molissi,
514 Morris Ave.,
Joined
1st
Company November
December
operations.
15,
1917.
.Appointed Private
Class
all
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
during
300
P.
James 207 South 8th
Mullany,
Street,
Joined
Class
Company
15,
April 25, 1918.

1919.
February
Appointed Private 1st Rendered valuable service as
Connellsville, Pa.
Automatic
Rifle operator in all offensives.
John V. McDowell,
1700 South 8th Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
Joined Company September 5. 1917. Transferred to Supply Train, 82nd Division, where he rendered valuable
service
during the Meuse-Argonne offensive.

this
Transferred
20,
back
to
Company upon
1st Class
request,
November
15, 1919.
1918.
Appointed Private
February
Hugh Milton,
Gassaway, Tenn.
Joined
at Cornieville.
Company April 18, 1918. Accidentally wounded Upon recovery was returned to the United
States.
Charles Migllvrati,
Spolei, Italy.
Joined
service with
Company April 25, 1918. Rendered Company as Automatic Rifleman.
valuable
Nicholas Miracco,
10 Franklin Street, New York, N. Y.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Through illness was admitted to hospital. Upon recovery was transferred to Regimental Headquarters, 328th Infantry, as Bugler.
Frank Moore,
Alcoa, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Donald McReynolds,
636 Water
Street,
Joined Company November
3,
1918.
Princeton, Ind.
Powell
A. Miller, Farminsrdale,
Joined
111.
Company November
3,
1918.
.LoNNiE Morse.
R. F. D. No. 1, Blocton, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Killed in action Sep-
tember
nest.
12,
1918, near Norroy, during the St.
Mihiel of-
fensive, while in the act of attacking
enemy machine gun
Bravery and fearlessness to the end.
Willlum H. Morrison,
Duluth, Minn.
Joined Company April 10, 1918. Killed in action September 12, 1918, near Norroy, during the St. Mihiel offensive, in the act of attacking an enemy machine gun. Showed great courage and devotion to duty at all times.
Joined
tober
8,
Herbert G. Mulhere, 404 West 53rd Street,
Company
April 25, 1918.
Severely
wounded Oc-
1918, near Chatel Chehery, during the Meuse-Ar-
New
York, N. Y.
gonne
offensive.
Had
always shown great devotion to duty.

15, 1917.
Felix Mantheir, Gleason Street, Cumberland, Md.
Joined
Company October
all
During both the
St.
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives, showed bravery and
performed
Joined
offensives,
duties in a fearless manner.

23,
James Makel,
105 Thames Street, Newport, R.
I.
Company October
1917.
Took
part
in
all
where he displayed great bravery and courage.
Arthur
P. Maier, 11602 Superior Ave.,
Joined
service to the
Company July Company at
18,
all
1918.
times.
Rendered
valuable
Cleveland, Ohio.
LuiGi Nasta,
Joined
Street.
Company November
all
1,
1917.
Was
with the Com-
580 Union
pany during
offensives, carried out all duties assigned
Brooklyn, N. Y.
him
in a fearless
manner.
F.
301
1,
Maurice Neffsky,
9 Rose Street,
to
Joined
Company November
1917.
Later transferred
Regimental Headquarters, 328th Infantry.
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Joined
St.,
DONATO PaNICA,
227 East 108th
iNew York, N. Y.
Company
in
all
April 25,
1918.
Showed exceptional
admitted
to
bravery
offensives.
Later
hospital
through
Joined
illness
and transferred out of

15. 1917.
this Division.
Edward Parent, 2 Thompson
Company November
Took
part in the
Street,
Fall River, Mass.
Mihiel offensive, where he showed exceptional bravery and courage. Later was admitted to hospital through illness. Returned to Company October 30, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Qass February 15, 1919.
St.
John
F. Pierce,
Street,
Joined
1st
Company October
December
15,
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
68 Florence
Class
1917.
Severely
wounded during
valuable
Everett, Mass.
the
Meuse-Argonne,
near
Fleville.
Rendered
service to his
command
as Automatic Rifleman.
Napoleon Pelletier, 94 East Main Street.

Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company
April
25,
1918.
Rendered valuable
service during all operations.
Joseph Peluzzo, 210 Ouincy Street.

Washington, D. C.
Joined
Company
in
April 25, 1918.
tober 12, 1918, during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, near
Apremont, while
rades.
the act of bringing water to his com-
Joseph Pepe, 601A Bridge Street, South Framingham, Mass. Frederick Peterson,
Joined
offensives,
Company November
1.
1917.
Took
part in all
to
where he showed great bravery and devotion
duty.
Joined
ing
Box
104,
service in all operations.
Company November 15. 1917. Rendered valuable Wounded October 8. 1918. durMeuse-Argonne ofiênsive, near Chatel Chehery. to Company December 30, 1918.
Manchans, Mass.
the
Returned
Conley Phillips,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Supply Company, 328th Infantry.
Tilford, Tenn.
Pietro Piore, 585 Ingram Street, Lackawanna, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8.
1.
1917.
Severely
wounded
October
1918. during the
Chatel Chehery.
His devotion
Meuse-Argonne offensive, near to duty was exceptional.

3.
Adolfo Pacheco,
-
Joined
Company November
1918.
Puiento-de-Lina,
New
Fred H. Pech,
Mexico.
Joined
Company November
3.
1918.
Lemars, Iowa.
John
L.
Pech,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Charles N. Petty, May, Texas.
Joined
Company November
3.
1918.
302

Joined
Frank Pepple,
Natawaka, Kan.
Company November
3.
1918.
Emery
0. Pigg,
Joined
R., Iowa.
Company November
3.
1918.
Hinton R.
William R. Pittman,
Sarville, Okla.
Joined
Company November
3.
1918.
GoLEY
C.
Powers.
Pilot Point, Texas.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Archie Phillips, Buena
Joined
Company November
3.
1918.
Vista, Ga.
Joined
Penny
L. Quiller,
Company
April
25,
1918.
Samson, Ala.
service throughout all offensives

to duty.
Rendered valuable and showed great devotion
Napoleon
B. Radford, Coker Creek, Tenn.
Joined
tober
8,
Company
1918,
.\pril 25, 1918.
Severely
wounded Ocnear
during the
Meuse-Argonne
offensive,
Chatel Chehery.
Displayed great bravery as runner.

23,
John Remus,
Burns,
Joined
Company October
8.
1918.
Severely
wounded
offensive,
New
F.
Britain, Conn.
October
1918,
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
hit.
while carrying a comrade
who was
Robert
Richter,
Center. N. D.
Joined
tober
8,
Company
April 10, 1918.
Killed in action Ocoffensive,
1918, during the
Meuse-Argonne
nest,
while
attacking an
enemy machine gun
displaying excep-
tional bravery.
Syvert
J.
Reirson, Bowbells, N. D.
Joined
Class
Company
15,
April 25, 1918.

1919.
Appointed Private
slightly
all
1st
February
Wounded
Carried out
during the
Meuse-.'Vrgonne offensive.
orders assigned
him
in a fearle
George
Ruark, 50 Monroe Street,

C.
Joined
1st J.
9.
Company November
December
15,
15, 1917.
Appointed Private
Class
1917.
Severely
wounded October
Mt. Holly, N.
Meuse-Argonne offensive in the act of attacking enemy machine gun. Returned to Company December 18, 1918.
1918, during the
Antonio Rubano,
239 Sullivan
Street,
Joined
1st
Company November
February
15, at all times.
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
great
Class
1919.
Displayed
bravery
New
ToBE Roberts,
York, N. Y.
and courage
Joined
Company
April 18. 1918.
Appointed Private
all
1st
Sweetwater, Tenn.
Carried out
duties assigned
him
in a fearless
manner.
1,
Byron
J. Sholl, Terminal Bawach,
Joined
Company January
1919.
Peoria,
111.
George Simpson, 7605 Sagamon
Joined
St.,
111.
Company January
1.
1919.
Chicago,
E. F.
303
1919, as Pri\
Elmer Smith,
1126 North 9th
St.,
Joined
Company January
1,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Arthur Sontag,
2438 Dakin
Street,
111.
Joined
Company January
1,
1919, as Private 1st Cla
Chicago,
Fred Stumke, 332 Washington
Joined
Street,
1st
Company November
December
offensive.
15,
1,
Class
1917.
1917. Appointed Private Rendered valuable service

&,
PeekskiU, N. Y.
at all times.
Wounded October
1918, during the
Meuse-
Argonne
Virgil
W. Staples,
Sebree, Ky.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918, as Pr
1st Class.
John
J. Stehlin, 270 Chambers
Joined
Street,
J.
Company
April 25. 1918.
Appointed Private
8.
1st
Wounded October
offensive,
1918. dur-
Phillipsburg, N.
ing
the
Meuse-Argonne
near
Chatel
Chehery.
Displayed great bravery
at all times.
Thomas
A. Sheperd,
Williston, N. D.
Joined
Company
April 10, 1918.
Displayed exceptional
all offensives.
bravery and devotion to duty through
Conrad Schnering,
209 South
Street,
Joined
tions
During all operashowed great courage and devotion to duty.

23.
Company October
1917.
Rockville, Conn.
Fr.'VNk T.
Shell,
Athens, Tenn.
Joined
ply
Company
April 18, 1918.

Infantry,
Later attached to Sup
Company, 328th
where he rendered valuable
service through all operations.
Peter
J. Sheeran, 1904 West Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Guiseppe Spaziano, 404 Oak St.,

Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
where
he
15.
1917.
Took
part in all
to
operations,
rendered
valuable
service
the
Company.
Joined
Robert 0. Spence,
Christiana, Tenn.
Company
April 18, 1918.
During the
In the
St.
Mihiel
offensive displayed exceptional bravery, assisting
wounded
comrades under heavy

ing out
all
Meuse-Argonne offensive again showed courage and fearlessness by carryshell

fire.
duties assigned him.

3,
Thornton Springfield,
Eros, La.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Harvey Y. Swift,
Sparta, Tenn.
Joined
tions
Company
April 18, 1918.

at
Took
all
part in all opera-
and showed great bravery
times.
Nathan Sandman,
40 Woodcliff
Street,
Joined Company April 25. 1918. During all operations showed exceptional bravery which was inspiring to his
Boston, Mass.
comrades.
Joined
service
Isadore Samoisette, 877 Brook Ave., r ew Bedford, Mass.
Company
April
all
2,5.
1918.
Rendered
valuable
and duty during
offensives.
Morton
Claud
L.
Sehaffer,
Princeton, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
10,
1918.
Supply Company, 328th Infantry.

Joined
L.
Sheets, Winder, Ga.
Company
April 18, 1918.
Supply Company,
Joined
328tli Infantry.
William Singer,
Mansfield, Conn.
Company November
9,
15, 1917.
Severely
wounded
offensive,
October
1918,
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
to the
where he rendered valuable service
Company.
George
T. Singley,
Greenfield, Mass.
Joined
tober
8,
Company
1918,
April 25, 1918.
Severely
wounded Occoolness
20 Carpenter Lane,

Displayed
extraordinary
Chatel
Chehery.
fire.
and
bravery under
James R. Stephens, 2107 Norwich Street,

Brunswick, Ga.
Joined
Company
10, 1918,
April 18, 1918.
Accidentally
wounded
September
while in performance of his duty.
Charles B. Thompson, 604 West 6th Street,

Wilmington, Del.
Joined
Company November
12,
15. 1917.
Severely
wounded
September
tacking an
1918, near Norroy. while in the act of atnest.
enemy machine gun
Bravery and courage
displayed was exceptional.
John
T. Taylor,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Indianapolis, Ind.
William
E. Van Dusen, 3335 Jackson Blvd.,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Chicago,
111.
Walter Van Nostrand,

Mineola Avenue,
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
December
15,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class
1917.
all
to his
Company during
operations.
GiovANNA Vena,
Meyersdale, Pa.
Joined
fensives,
Company
April 25, 1918.
Took part
to
in
all
of-
where he rendered valuable service
his
Com-
pany.
Peter Ventimiglia,
242 East 46th Street, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918,
1,
1917.
Severely
wounded
and
October
Chatel
courage.
Chehery.
Always
displayed
great
bravery
Carlos Vigil,
Las Vegas,
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
New
Mexico.
Joined
1st
John
Vininski,
Company October
operations.
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
208 Spruce Street, Mahoning, Pa.

Francis Vogel, 313 North 10th St., Reading, Pa.

all
during
Joined
Company October
8.
23,
1917.
Severely
wounded
near
litter
October
Chatel
bearer.
1918, during the
Meuse-Argonne
offensive,
Chehery.
He
rendered valuable service
as
Arlie R. Vaughn, 1200 W. Stollar
Joined
St.,
111.
E. F.
305
3,
Company November
Herrin,
ROCCO
L.
VOLINO,
Street,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
15, 1919.
3,
1918.
Appointed Private
20 Prince
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
1st
to
Jules Vandeputts, 62 Roosevelt St.,
Class
his
Company October 23, 1917. Appointed December 15, 1917. Rendered valuable
his exceptional bravery
15,
Private
service
New
Bedford, Mass.
Company by
and devotion.
John D. Wood,
513 Fulton St., Union Hill, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class February 15, 1919. During botb the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives carried out all duties assigned him in a brave and fearless manner and at the risk of his
own
safety.
Philip Waldman, 1254 East Birch
Joined
St.,
Company
April
25,
1918.
Displayed
unusual
courage and bravery as a

his
litter
bearer;
rendered aid to
Philadelphia, Pa.
wounded comrades under heavy
shell fire.
George Wadsworth,
712 East 18th Ave., Denver, Col.
Joined
ply
Company July
18, 1918.
Later attached to Sup-
Company, 328th
Infantry,
where he rendered valuable
service through all offensives.
Thomas A. Ward,
2245 South Front
St.,
Joined
Company December
5,
1918.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Floyd Wilcox,
Hertel, Wis.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Steve
C.
Wachowski,
St.,
Joined
Company
1918,
April 25, 1918.
Severely gassed Sep-
98 Montgomery
tember
Norroy.
14,
during the
St.
Mihiel
offensive,
near
Buffalo, N. Y. Returned
to
Company December
3,
15, 1918.
Adam Wagaman,
John Williams,
Cuthbert, Tex.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Randolph Yeakle,
Stephens City, Va.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Franklin N. Yancy,
Killur, Ga.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Walter M. Zimmerman,
Gill,
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.

St.
Severely
wounded Sep-
Mass.
tember
roy.
12, 1918,
during the
Mihiel offensive, near Nor-
Showed great bravery and coolness while attacking enemy machine gun nest.
Andie Zadronzny, 202 Goodrich
Joined
St.,
Company November
3,
1918.
Pittsburg, Pa.
306
EOSTER OF COMPANY G, 328TH INFANTRY, AMERICAN E. F., FRANCE

Captains
E. C. B. Fanforth, Jr., Telfair Street,
15,
1917.
Assigned
of
to
Company September,
1917.
In
command
Company
Augusta, Ga.
from September, 1917, to November, 1918, when transferred to Headquarters Company of Regiment.
William
T. Swanson, 330 Bull Street, Savannah, Ga.

signed to
15, 1917,
Company about October

about February
1,
1,
1917.
and asCommissioned
1st Lieutenant
1918, and Captain about

of
November 10, 1918. In command vember 10, 1918, until February 4,
Company from No-
1919.
as-
Bertrand Cox,
367 Central Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed
to
1st
Lieutenant August 15, 1917, and

of Regiment.
F Company
November
tain about
10, 1918,
Commissioned Capand attached to this ComIn
pany on February 14, from February 14, 1919.
1919.
command
of
Company
First Lieutenants
Edwin R. Gulick,
Atlanta, Ga.
with
On duty Assigned to Company in September, 1917. Company from September, 1917, to August 10, 1918, when he was relieved and returned to the United States.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Hugh M. Mauck,
Atlanta, Ga.
Lieutenant on August 15, 1917.

in September, 1917,
As-
Company
and relieved about
January, 1918.
Walter
C.
Raney,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed to
1st
Lieutenant on August 15. 1917.

1917,
As-
Company September,
and relieved about
February, 1918.
JuDSON M. Garner.
Assigned
to
Company about February,
1918.
On
special
duty as Battalion Intelligence Officer from June, 1918, to about November, 1918. Commissioned Captain November
11, 1918,
and assigned
to
Company
of Regiment.
Clarence R. Hopper, 97 Quitman Street,

Newark, N. Y.
Assigned to Company January, 1918, and relieved about
February
25, 1918.
John K. Ashby,
1564 Quarrier
Street,
Commissioned August
15,
1917.
Assigned to Company
November
10, 1918.
Charleston,
W. Va.
Assigned
ferred about
to
Jacob G. Bruton,
Company November
10,
1,
1918,
and
trans-
December
1918.
Grover
C. Mosely, 433 Winder St.,
Assigned
on February
to
4,
Company January
1919.
3,
1919,
and transferred
Athens, Ga.
E. F.
Second Lieutenaxts
KiRBY P. Stewart,
Jradentown, Fla.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant on August 15, 1917. Kill. rd in action on October 8, 1918, west of Chatel Chehery,
Foret D'Argonne.
Theodore A. Wilkens,
Augusta, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant on August

signed to
15, 1917.
As-
Company about February,
1918,
and transferred
April 20, 1918.
Samuel Y. Jameson,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant on August

signed to
Officer
15, 1917.
As-
Company
in April,
to
1918.
July,
Special duty as Bath

1918.
from June, 1918,
Transferred Au-
gust,
1918, to Battalion Headquarters as
Gas
Officer.
Jack Harwick,
Commissioned April, 1918.
Assigned
to
Company
July,
New
York, N. Y.
1918.
Gassed
in action
on October
rolls.
8, 1918,
west of Chatel
Chehery, and dropped from
William R. Melton, Dawson, Ga.

James
S. Russell, 108 High Street,

signed to
26,
1918, and as-
Company November
1,
1918.
Commissioned October, 1918, and assigned

November, 1918.
to
Company
Salisbury,
Md.
Sergeants Fiest Class

William A. Kampf, 433 Ralph St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November,
1st
1917.
Appointed Corporal
December, 1917.
pointed
Appointed Sergeant February, 1918.
Ap-
Sergeant
March
15,
1918.
Attended
Army
Candidates' School August, 1918, and was commissioned
2nd Lieutenant.
Arthur Olson.
Brooklvn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
October,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
December, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant April. 1918.

1918.
Apaction
pointed 1st Sergeant September,
Killed
in
North of Sommerance on October
14, 1918.
Geert Hoekstra, 361 Woolsey Ave., Long Island, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1st
25, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
1,
December, 19T7.

1,
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant February
1919.
Mess Seegeants
Henry
G. Harris,
Joined
Company September
15,
1917.
Appointed Ser-
Warwick, Ga.
Appointed Mess Sergeant Jan-
uary 22, 1918.
Supply Seegeants
Adolph H. Rangnow,
2010 N. Hancock
St.,
Joined
Company October
15,
15, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
February
1918.
1,
December
1918.
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant
Philadelphia, Pa.
.Appointed Supply Sergeant
March
1,
Sergeants
Napoleon Pelletier,
146 Bullard Street, New Bedford, Mass.
Joined
poral
1918.
Company November
1,
12,
1917.
Appointed CorApril
29,
February
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant
Harry A. Higgins,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November,
1918.
Joseph
C.
Bonsall,
Joined
Company October
1918.
Woodlawn,
Baltimore City, Md.
August
15.
16, 1917. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant November 1, 1918.
David T. Eastburn,
Hockessen, Del.
joined
poral
1918.
Company November
1,
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor15,
February
1918.
Harry Parsons,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
February, 1918. Joined
October, 1917. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant April 15. 1918.
Samuel
C.
McDougall,
Company
1918.
April
23,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
1,
305 Washington St., Cambridge, Mass.
August
1,
1918.
Alvin
C.
York,
Pall Mall, Tenn.
Joined
November tion West

Joined
1917.
Company February 9. 1918. Appointed Sergeant Awarded D. S. C. for meritorious ac1, 1918.
of Chatel Chehery, on October 8, 1918.
Edward
J.
Kingston,
St.,
Company September
6741 Throop
poral October 20, 1917.
Appointed Cor21, 1917. Appointed Sergeant December 15,
Chicago, ni.
Otto
G.
Brown,
Slayton, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
8.
Corporal
1918.
July 20, 1918.
Appointed Sergeant December

14, 1919.
Edward Fredericks,
Little Falls,
Joined
Company January
."Appointed Corporal
15,
N. Y.
December. 1917.
Joined

14, 1919.
1918.
Arthur W. Volk,
West
Falls, N.
Company January
Appointed Corporal
15,
Y.
December, 1917.
Joined

14,
1918.
John
T.
Wylie,
Bald Prairie, Tex.
Company January
1,
1919.
Appointed Sergeant
November
Joined
1918.
5.
James P. Cooper, 257 Washington
Company September
8,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
Street,
pital
on October
1918.
Atlanta, Ga.
Frank H. Greer,
Mansfield, Ga.
Joined
geant
Camp
tenant.
at
Company September 10. 1917. Appointed SerNovember, 1917. Attended 3rd Officers" Training Camp Gordon, Ga., and was appointed 2nd Lieu-
Everett H. Mosier, 6349 Drexel Road,

Philadelphia, Pa
Joined
Company
October,
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant
December. 1917.
at
Attended 3rd
Officers"
Training
Camp
Camp
Joined
Gordon, Ga., and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant.
Chester
F.
Steup.
at
Company November,
1917.
.Appointed Sergeant
December, 1917.
Attended 3rd
Officers'
Training
Camp
Camp
Gordon, Ga., and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant.
Joseph H. Fowler,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
F.
Company
1,
cember
1917.
October, 1917. Appointed Corporal DeAppointed Sergeant February 1, 1918.
Evacuated
to hospital
September, 1918.
1917.
Albert H. Helker,
1318 N. 60th
Street,
Joined
Company
1917.
to
October,
Appointed
Corporal
1918.
December,
Returned
Joined
Appointed
Sergeant
February,
Philadelphia, Pa.
United States August, 1918.

1917.
Arthur
G. Heard,
Company September,
Appointed Sergeant
on October
8,
Tempe, Ariz.
December. 1917. Wounded West of Chatel Chehery.

Joined
in action
1918,
John
G. Hink. 3422 N. Lee
Company
1917.
October,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
1918.
Street,
December,
hery.
Appointed
8,
Sergeant
1938,
February,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Killed in action on October
West
of Cliatel Che-
Walter
L. Staff,
Joined
February.
Company November,
1918.
in
1917.
Appointed Corporal
August,
1918. 1918,
Seymour, Conn.
Appointed
on October
Sergeant
8,
Wounded
Chehery.
action
West
of
Chatel
Louis Schwebius, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November,
December, 1917.
1917. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant March, 1918. Evac-
uated to hospital October 15, 1918.
Corporals
IsADOR A. Rosenberg, 292 Hinsdale Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Appointed Corporal December 1, 1917. Wounded in action October 8, 1918, West of Chatel Chehery.
Clifford H. Ashley,
Acushnet, Mass.
Joined
poral
12,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Nicholas A. Mmisci,
Retsof, N. Y.
Joined
1918,
poral February
Company November 14, Wounded 1, 1918.

of Chatel Chehery.
10,
at
1917.
Appointed Coron October

8,
in action
West
Lewis G. Hamilton, 75 S. Main Street, Branford, Conn.
Joined
Company November
Gassed

1918.
1917. Appointed CorNorroy on September 15,
William
S.
Payton,
Joined
Company November,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
87 Beates Street, Brockton, Mass.
April 30, 1918.
Leonard R. Dexter,
505
S.
Joined
Company
1918.
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
Morris Ave., Bloomington, HI.
June
15,
Gassed West of Chatel Chehery on Octo-
ber 8, 1918.
Leonard Townsend,
130 Virginia Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
WiLLI.AM StOHR, 1015 Ridge Avenue, Darby, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed
October
Corporal
19,
June 15, 1918. Wounded North of Sommerance.

Joined
in
action
1918,
June
15,
Company April 23, 1918. Appointed Corporal 1918. Wounded in action October 19, 1918,
North of Sommerance.
Elmer
R. Dueppius, 1060 Joseph Avenue,
Joined
Company
1918.
April 23,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
August
15,
Rochester, N. Y.
Louis Stahlberg, 1530 Minfort Place, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
27, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
on October
8,
August 10, 1918. Wounded West of Chatel Chehery.

Joined
in action
1918,
George Simpson,
311 60th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
October
1.
Company October 1918. Wounded
30, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
on October
8,
in action
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Axel H. Backer,
313 Broadway,
Fargo, N. D.
Joined
Company October
24, 1918.
James C. Black,
Clc
Cal.
Joined
Company October
24, 1918.
Frank Dablow,
N.
St.
Joined
Company October
25,
1918.
Paul, Minn.
Joined
William Street,
Frankfort, Ind.
Company January
19,
1919.
William
I.
McKinney,
Swainsboro, Ga.
Joined
pital.
Company January
19, 1919.
Absent sick
in hos-
Albert Dravland,
Carbury, N. D.
Joined
November
Company March 30. 1918. Appointed Corporal 1. 1918. Awarded D. S. C. for meritorious servD'Argonne.
14,
ice in Foret
Martin
B.
Schledorn,
Street,
Joined
poral
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
87 Franklin
November
1918.
Dansville, N. Y.
Anthony W. Haley,
Pawlet, Vt.
Joined
Company November,
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
November
Joined
poral
8,
1918.
Ruggerio Barone, 54 Sullivan Street,
New
York, N. Y.
1918,
Company November 7, 1918. November 1, 1918. Wounded in West of Chatel Chehery. Company November
10,
Appointed
Cor-
action on October
Wallace W. Clark,
916 Broadway,
Watervliet, N. Y.
Joined
1918.
Appointed Cor-
Herbert
S. Coleman, 337 W. Division St., New Haven, Conn.
Joined
Company November
10,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
George M. Foskey,
Frankfort, Del.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Hyman Lederman,
10
Joined
W.
New
Herman
J.
18th Street, York, N. Y.

8,
Company November 7, 1917. Appointed CorWounded in action on October

of Chatel Chehery.
17, 1917.
1918,
West
Barnes,
Joined
Company October
Appointed Corporal
March
15, 1919.
F.
311
1917.
John
J.
Bushnell,
Joined
poral
New
Milford, Conn.
Company November 10, March 15, 1919. Wounded in

of Chatel Chehery.
Appointed Cor-
action October 8, 1918,
West
Richard Byrne,
1588 Locust
Street,
Joined
poral
Company November March 15, 1919. Company October
12,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Fall River, Mass.
John Ewald,
763 Hilton
Street,
Joined
16, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
March
15, 1919.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Oscar
L.
Lindblom,
Aldrich, Minn.
Joined
Company
March,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
March
15, 1919.
Benjamin Rappaport, 1031 Wolf Street,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company April
23,
1919.
Appointed Corporal
March
15, 1919.
Michael A. Sacina,
635
St.
Joined
poral
Annes Ave.,
York, N. Y.

Company
7,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
New
James R. Bossidy.
N. Lee, Mass.
Joined
October, 1917.
Appointed Corporal De-
cember. 1917.
Chatel Chehery.
Killed in action October 8, 1918,
West
of
Oscar
L.
Cardenas, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
tober
1,
Company
1918.
October, 1917.
Appointed Corporal Oc-
Killed in action on October 8, 1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Bernard Early,
191 Franklin Street, New Haven, Conn.
Joined
August, 1918.
Company October, Wounded in
1917.
Appointed
on October
Corporal
8,
action
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Walter
L. Fox,
Joined
Company
1,
October,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal
Dover, Cal.
October October
1917.
Died of wounds received in action on
8,
1918, at Varennes. 1917.

to
William Frank,
651
St.
Joined
Company November,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
on October 17,
Nicholas Ave., New York, N. Y.
August
1918.
15,
Evacuated
hospital
Odie C. Gaines,
Joined
City, Okla.
gust
15,
Company March,
1918.
1918.
to
Appointed Corporal Auhospital
Oklahoma
Evacuated
October
1,
1918.
Rejoined Company January, 1919.
Charles Richards,
Joined
New
Bedford, Mass.
August
1,
Company November. 1918. Wounded in
1917.
Appointed Corporal
action on October 14, 1918,
Jesse Roth, 145th St. & Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November,
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
February
1918.
Returned
to
United States August, 1918.
Murray
L. Savage.
J.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Appointed Corporal Au8.
East BloomSgra, N.
gust, 1918.
Killed in action on October
1918,
West of
Chatel Chehery.
Axel
S.
Severson.
Joined
Company March,
Evacuated
to
1918.
Appointed Corporal Au-
gust, 1918.
hospital February, 1919.
312
Cooks
Sumner John
C.
S.
Coleman,
Joined
Company
1917.
October,
1917.
Appointed Cook De-
Southampton, Mass.
cember
15,
Deloach,
Brooklet, Ga.
Joined
Company January
23,
1918.
Appointed
Cook
February, 1918.
JORGEN 0. HoLGERSON,
Devils Lake, N. D.
Joined
14,
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed Cook June
1918.
Lloyd G. Dodd,
Calhoun, Ga.
Joined
Company January
15, 1918.
23,
1919.
Appointed
Cook
November
Joined
Clarence Trennepohl,
2133 Alfie
Street,
Company November,
1918.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Mechanics
Percy Beardsley,
Roxbury, Conn.
Joined
Company November
10.
1918.
Appointed Me-
chanic November 15, 1918.
Franklin N. Remington,
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Me-
chanic November 15, 1918.
Privates and Pbivates First Class

Shelby Adams,
Freeport, Texas.
Joined
Company February
11, 1919.
Clabron
J.
Adkins,
Soso, Miss.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Tommie Allen,
Huntsville, Ala.
Joined
Company December
3,
1918.
Augusta A. Ambrosino,
Joined
tober
8,
Company March,
1918,
1918.
Wounded
in action Oc-
New
York, N. Y.
West
of Chatel Chehery.
11, 1919.
Charles W. Bach, 57 Germania Street,

Golton, Pa.
Joined
Company February
Harry Baker.
Orange, Mass.
Joined
Company November,
8,
1917.
Killed in action on
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
6,
Daniel
C.
Baker,
Hackleburg, Ala.
Company November
1918.
George N. Ballard, 187 Nashua Street,

Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
Peter Barletta,
Soldier, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Albert
B.
Baron.
Joined
pital
Company February
12, 1919.
11,
1919.
Evacuated
to
hos-
February
LuciEN Beliveau.
Jacob Bentz,
Joined Joined
E. F.
313
Company
Company
8, 1918,
October. 1918. October. 1918.
Wounded
in action
on
New
York, N. Y.
October
Joined
West
of Chatel Cheher>-.
RuFus W. Bishop.
Company
22,
October, 1917.
Evacuated
to
bospital
October
1918.
1918.
Thomas
A. Bishop,
Joined
Company November
6,
Louan, Miss.
Eddie Birchell,
Burdette, Ark.
Joined
Company January
14. 1919.
Bobbie
L.
Blake, Eupora, Miss.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Roy
E. Breed,
Joined
Company November
6, 1918.
Taniaroa,
111.
George H. Bosley.
Joined
Company
April,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
Oc-
tober 14, 1918. North of Sommerance.
Edward Boggs,
Aldoria Mills, Ga.
Joined
Company January
14,
1919.
Chester A. Boward,
Hagerstown, Md.
Joined
Company
(S.
I.
October, 1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
June, 1918.
W.)
26, 1918.
Roy
G.
Brockmeir,
Colesburg, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
RussEL
J.
Brown.
Joined
Lacerated
Chehery.
Company
October,
1917.
8.
Accidental
wound.
Chatel
by bayonet October
1918,
West
of
Eugene
S.
Brown, Warsaw, Va.
Joined
Company October
26. 1918.
William H. Brown, Greenwood Springs,
Joined
Company November
6.
1918.
Miss.
Joined
William N. Bruggeman,
Templeton, Iowa.
Company October
26,
1918.
Bland
F.
Bryant,
Success, Ark.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Adam Burcenski,
101 Franklin Street, New Britain, Conn.
Joined
Company November
10.
1917.
Thomas Burgett,
Arkenda, Ark.
Joined
Company January
14. 1919.
Sylvia
J.
Burdett, Sycamore, Ga.
Joined
Company October
26,
1918.
Samuel Button,
Cornig, Ark.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Fred
L.
Campbell, New Haven, Conn.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Evacuated
to
hospital
November, 1918.
Joined
James J. Cardiff, 470 N. Washington
Company October
26, 1918.
St.,
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
John Carlotto,
Prospect Street, Hausatonic, Mass.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Charles A. Clark.
GuisEPPE Cinaglw^nni,
Joined
pital
Company November
6.
1918.
Evacuated
to
hos-
December, 1918.
Joined
Company
8,
April,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
on
October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
1,
Harry Cohen, 222 Broome
Joined
Street,
ber
8,
Company November
West
of
1917.
Gassed on Octo-
1918,
Chatef Chehery.
New
Perry
C.
York, N. Y.
Joined
Cole,
Pennsylvania.
Company
8.
October,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel
7,
Chehery.
1917.
Alessandro Cona,
701 Sackett Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
Lawrence Conrad,
Alliance, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July
8,
1918.
Charles Crabtree,
Petersburg, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
Jesse A. Craig,
Clinton, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
26, 1918.
William
B. Cutting,
Joined
Company
8,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in
action on
Bridgeport, Conn.
October
Joined
1919.
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
12,
Anthony DeCosta,
28 Grant
Street,
Company November
1917.
On
special
duty
with Battalion Intelligence from June, 1918, to February,
New
Bedford, Mass.
Eustathois G. Delivorias,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
1918.
Company
in
October, 1917.
On
special duty with

to
Battalion Intelligence from
August, 1918,
October
14,
Wounded
action
October
14,
1918,
North of
Sommerance.
Patrick
J.
Donahue,
Street,
Joined
Company
9,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in action
on
311
Elm
October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Lawrence, Mass.
Gus Doyle,
Blue Mountain, Miss.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Charles Dresek, 132 S. Main Street,
Joined
Company November
10,
1917.
New
Britain, Conn.
E. F.
Adelard Dupuis.
Joined
Company
8,
October,
1917.
Killed
in
action
on
October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
10, 1917.
Steve Dudkewic,
Carle Park, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
Peter Dykhius,
1420
S.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Avers Ave.,
Chicago,
111.
Maryan
E.
Dymowski,
Trenton, N.
J.
Joined
Company
8,
October,
1917.
Killed
in
action
on
October
Joined
1918,
West of Chatel Chehery.

18,
John W. Eidam,
355 Linden
Street,
Company October
14, 1918,
1917.
War
Neurosis on
October
Reading, Pa.
Elijah Ellis,
Griffin,
Joined
Company
April
6,
1918.
Ga.
Joined
Theodore
E. Engebritson, Westhope, N. D.
Company March
30,
1918.
Walter Evans,
Steamboat, Iowa.
Joined
Company March
30, 1918.
Clarence
E. Ferrell,
Joined
111.
Company November
4,
1918.
Argenta,
Frederick C. Faust, 1552 Mulberry St.,

Reading, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15, 1917.
Otis Fields,
Joined
St.,
111.
Company January
14, 1919.
914 E. Broadway
Alton,
Pasquale Fiore,
43 Mayflower
Street,
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Martin Fisher,
Machias, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
14, 1917.
Frank
B.
New
Henry
Leon
Flanagan, York, N. Y.
Joined
ith
Company November
12,
15.
1917.
Battalion Intelligence Department.

1918, near Fleville.
23,
On special duty Wounded in ae-
on on October
C. Ford,
Joined
Company April
1918.
Wounded
in
action
Vernon, N. Y.
C.
n October 14, 1918,
Fowler,
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
112 Ford Street, Brockton, Mass.
Harry N. Folwell,
Mora, Idaho.
Joined
Company February
13, 1919.
316

Joined
Street,
Richard Fox,
Grove
Vicksburg, Miss.
Company January
14, 1919.
Oscar E. Gabrielson,
Jewell, Iowa.
Joined
Company January
14,
1919.
Thomas
A. Gallagher, 2114 Wright Alley,

Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Angelo Giganti,
Prospect Street,
Lee, Mass.
Joined
Company October
West
20, 1917.
Wounded
in action
n October 9, 1918,
of Chatel Cheher\'.
John
E. Gillespie,
Joined
Company October
25,
1918.
Tom
Frank
J.
Water Valley, Green City, Tex.

Gleason,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
4th
Company October, 1917. On special duty with Army Corps June, 1918, and later transferred to same
place.
Walente Gleba.
16 Third Street,
Joined
Company November
8,
10,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
tion on October
1918,
West
of Chatel Cheher>'.
Seymour, Conn.
Frank
B.
Goodwin,
Joined
Company July
20, 1918.
1515 Market Street, Youngstown, Ohio.
Jacob Gneshin, 93 Pitt Street,
Joined
Company
8,
April
5,
1918.
Wounded
in
action on
October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Carl M. Graham,
425 Belmont Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio.
Company July
20,
1918.
Joseph Graham.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company
8,
July
20,
1918.
Killed
in
action
on
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Charles Greaterox,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Company
20, 1918,
July 20, 1918.
Wounded
in
action on
October
Joined
April 23, 1918.
John Green,
Place Street. Amherst, Mass.
Company
8,
Wounded
in action
on
October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehtry.
Arthur
Leo
J.
J.
Grenier.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Wounded
in action
Oc-
tober 8, 1918, West of Chatel Chehery.
Gribbon,
Fresno, Cal.
Joined
Company November,
1918.
William Gruettke,
Joined
Company
14, 1918,
October,
1917.
Killed
in
action
on
New
George
Haven, Conn.
October
Joined
Battalion
to
April 23. 1918.
G. Griffin,
Company
On
special duty with
159 Saratoga Ave., Lawrence, Mass.
Intelligence
Department from November. 1918.
January, 1919.
F.
John Gutkowski.
ASBJORN HaAKENSON,
66
Pitt Street,
Pittsfield,
Joined
1918,
Company
April 23, 1918.
Gassed on October
8,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Joined
Company
14, 1918,
April 23, 1918.
Wounded
in action
on
October
Charles
L.
Hansel,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November,
9,
1917.
Died of wounds
re-
ceived on October
1918, near Apremont.

13, 1919.
David B. Hassett,
Clarkdale, Ariz.
Joined
Company January
Rhea
J.
Hawkins,
Springville, Ala.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Charles J. Heaney, 449 Brewer Street,

Norfolk, Va.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Charles R. Heller,
393 Essex
Street,
Joined
pital
Company November
18, 1918.
5,
1917.
Evacuated
October
Brooklyn, N. Y.
William M. Hetherington, 5323 Walnut Street,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
16, 1917.
Clare
Z.
Hickerson, Seymour, Iowa.
Joined
Company March
30, 1918.
Dan
F. Hill,
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
Dallas, Texas.
Barrington D. Hook,
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
On
special duty with
Newman, Ga.
John D. Holt, Long Island, N. Y.
Everett Howard,
Battalion Headquarters as runner from June, 1918.
Joined
Company November
5,
1917.
Accidental
wound
June, 1917.
Evacuated to hospital.
October, 1917.
Killed in action on Oc-
Joined
Company
West
New
Bedford, Mass.
tober 8, 1918,
of Chatel Chehery.
Lester G. Hubbard.
Joined
Company
8, 1918,
April 23,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
on October
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Comer
J.
Hughs,
Dublin, Ga.
Joined
Company April
8. 1918.
19,
1918.
Killed
in
action
on
October
Joined
West
of Chatel Chehery. 1918.
David E. Hughes, 546 N. 6th Street,

Bangor, Pa.
Company October
14,
Frederick
F.
New
Harold
Janeff, York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918,
5,
1917.
Wounded
in action
on October
Joined

4,
E. Johnson,
111.
Company November
1918.
112 Weldon Street, Bloomington,
318

Joined
ferred to
Roy H. Johnson.
Company November
10,
5, 1917.
Wounded
Chehery.
in action
on October
1918,
West
of
Chatel
Trans-
M.
P. Battalion January, 1919.

25,
Thomas
G. Johnson, 414 9th Street.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Lynchburg, Va.
Jerry Jansen, Webster
Joined
City,
Company January
13, 1919.
Iowa.
Joined
BOLESLAW KaCZNEARCZYK,
200 High
Street,
Company November
10,
1917.
Broken arm
to
at
New
Britain,
Conn.
pital.
Rigny La Salle August, 1918, and was evacuated Rejoined Company December, 1918.
Joined
hos-
Timothy Kane,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Isaac
Company November
5,
1917.
Gassed on Octo-
ber
9,
1918,

April
1,
W. Karjala,
Cloquet, Minn.
Joined
Company
1918.
Earl W. Keating,
Wilmington, Del.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
patrol near Bouconville July, 1918.
Broken leg while on Evacuated to hospital
and never returned.
Patrick Kelleher, 347 E. 81st Street,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Virgil Keneastier,
Company January
14, 1919.
Mykawa, Texas.
Nicholas A. Kennedy, 2531 N. Hancock St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
Thomas
412
J.
S.
Kiernan, Rankin St.,

Natchez, Miss.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Joseph Konotski, 617 Bridge Street,

Holyoke, Mass.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Edwin Kopp,
873 E. 228th Street, New York, N. Y.
.Tack S.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Kovar.
Joined
Company November
21, 1918,
5,
1917.
Killed in action on
New
Joseph Krantz,
York, N. Y.
October
Joined
5,
Company November
8,
1917.
Wounded
in action
New
York, N. Y.
on October
Joined
joined
1918,

20, 1917.
Jan Krasowski, 318 Jefferson Ave., Windber, Pa.
Company October
8, 1918,
Taken prisoner by
Re-
Germans on October
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Company
January, 1919.
E. F.
319
14, 1917.
Petealt Krzisik, 193 Wildewood Ave.,

Salamanca, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15, 1918,
Wounded
in action
on October
Earnest J. Kuhn, 315 High Street,

Reading, Pa.
Joined
Company March
20, 1918.
Jack Kirby.
Joined
Company October
25,
1918.
Evacuated
to
hos-
pital January, 1919.
Frank Kusdub, 634 Combe

Milton
Lake,
Joined
Street,
Company November
4,
1918.
Detroit, Mich.
J.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Killed in action on Oc-
Hillsdale,
Md.
tober 15, 1918, North of Sommerance, during
attack by the Germans.
Arthur J. Lajeunesse, 15 W. French Ave., New Bedford, Mass.

William Lanfear,
Dorset, Vt.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
Joined
pital
Company November
17,
7,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
October
1918.
Rejoined
Company December,
1918.
Fred Lauer,
1053 Seneca Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
29, 1917.
On
special duty at
Battalion Headquarters as runner since June, 1918.
Joseph Llewellyn, 930 Acker Avenue,

Scranton, Pa.
Joined
Company January
14, 1919.
Frank Leon, Van
Joined
25, 1918.
Voorhis, Pa.
Joined
x\pril 23, 1918.
Joseph Lesches, 1514 N. 7th Street,

Philadelphia, Pa.
Harry W. Lewis,
Joined
Company
10, 1918,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in action
on
New
Rochelle, N. Y.
October
Joined
West
of Chatel Chehery.
5,
William Lieberman.
468 Bushwick Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
8,
1917.
Wounded
in action
on October
1918,
West of Chatel Chehery, and
later
died of wounds.
John Liedtke,
Joined
Company
8.
October,
1917.
Killed
in
action
on
New
August
J.
Haven, Conn.
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Lindner,
Rochester, N. Y.
Company
October, 1917.
Transferred
to
M. P.
Battalion January, 1919.
Albert Lindberg,
Joined
tion
Company November
8,
10,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
New
Robert
L.
Preston, Conn.
on October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
(Bay-
onet wound.)
Lovell,
Tennessee.
Joined
Company December.
1917.
Evacuated
to hospital
September, 1918, and did not return.
320

Joined
PlERINO Luxi,
Company October
25, 1918.
Danoara, Pa.
GUSTAVE A. LUIPPOLD,
Third Street, Turner Falls, Mass.
Joined
Company March
18, 1919.
WiLxiAM
B. Lynn,
Joined
Company November
4, 1918.
Whiteson, Texas.
Charles R. McConnell,
120 Blair Street, Grove City, Pa.
Joined
pital
Company October
15, 1919.
17,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
March
Thomas McDonough,
Bradley Street,
Lee, Mass.
to
Joined
Company November
5,
1917.
On
special
duty
with Battalion Intelligence Department from August, 1917,
January, 1919.
Matthew McEntee,
109 E. 105th Street, New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Frank McNeal,
Franklin, Tenn.
Joined
pital
Company February
9,
1919.
Evacuated
in
to
hos-
September, 1918, and rejoined Company
December,
1918.
Lester McVety, 1717 N. Main
Joined
Street,
Company November
1,
1917.
Kokomo,
Ind.
Joined
Leon Mackiewicz,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company
April
23,
1918.
Accidental
wound
June, 1918.
Evacuated
to hospital.
David A. Madison,
Natural Bridge, Ala.
Joined
Company January
14,
1919.
John Malgerio,
Second
Street,
Joined
tober
8,
Company
1918,
April 23. 1918.
Wounded
in action
Oc-
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Fall River, Mass.
Frank Maiobewski,
1615 Hallay Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
GuiSEPPE Mantrantoni,
Groveland, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Louis Marcuson. New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company
15, 1918,
Januarv-.
1918.
Killed
in
action
on
October
North of Sommerance, during
a counter-
attack by the Germans.
Herbert
L.
Marks,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
450 Audubon Ave., New York, N. Y.
Samuel
William
E.
Martin,
Traer, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
E.
Marvel,
Frankfort, Del.
Joined
Company November
14, 1917.
-Second Division, A. E. F.
321
10, 1917.
Mike Memrick,
Goodyear, Conn.
Joined
Company November
Salvatore Mendolia,
335 Melrose Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company March
21.
1918.
Paul Merk.
Epifano Miceli,
Joined
Company
8,
April 23. 1918.

Cliatel
Wounded
in action
on
October
Joined
1918,
West of
Chehery.
Company
8,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in
action on
New
J.-uwEs
York, N. Y.
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
13, 1919.
Michael, Shenandoah, Va.
Company January
James Minogue, Myrtle Avenue,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8,
5,
1917.
Wounded
in action
on October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Stephen Mirickl
Joined
Company
8,
April
19,
1918.
Killed in
action
on
October
1918,

25, 1918.
Edward Mitchelin,
Nebraska, Pa.
Joined
Company October
John
F.
Moon,
Hoschton, Ga.
Joined
Company January
24,
1919.
Willie A. Mosier,
Mt. Pleasant, Ark.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
William H. Moser, 813 Anuty Street,

Homestead, Pa.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
George H. Moreau,
347 Court
Street,
Joined
Company March
21, 1918.
Brockton, Mass.
Alexander Mordich,
60 Massachusetts Ave.,
Quincy, Mass.
Joined
Company
9,
April
6,
1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
on October
1918.
Frank
S.
Moura,
Street,
Joined
Company November
8,
12,
1917.
Sprained ankle
96 Purchase
n October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
New
Carlus
p.
Bedford, Mass.
Joined
Muse,
Company January
23, 1918.
Sugar Valley, Ga.
Mario Muzzi,
233 E. 56th
Street,
Joined
Company March
8,
6,
1919.
Wounded
in
action
on October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
New
Charles Neal.
York, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
10,
23, 1918.
Wounded
in action
on October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Marcelino Nebiolo,
18 Cross Street, Newport, R.
I.
Joined
Company
April
6,
1918.
LeRoy
D. Nelson,
Joined
Company January
23. 1918.
Calhoun, Ga.
Keney Newson,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Joined
Company January
13,
1919.
Anthony
Mario
J.
Niesiobeski,
Joined
Company November
8,
10, 1917.
Wounded
in action
Terryville, Conn.
on October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
13.
Nitti,
Street,
111.
Company February
1919.
1513 W. Ohio
Chicago,
Daniel B. Nolan, 415 May Street.

Utica, N. Y.
Joined
Company
14, 1918,
April 23, 1918.
Wounded
in action
October
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Saul Odess, 39 Plymouth
Joined
Street,
Company
October, 1917.
Brockton, Mass.
Millard Oelschlecer,
Bath, N. Y.
Joined
tion on
Company November
8,
14.
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
4,
John O'Donnell,
Bradley,
111.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Frank O'Grady,
Rome, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
On
special
duty with
Battalion Headquarters as runner since June. 1918.
Bernard
P. Orbajvk.
Joined
Company
14, 1918,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in action
on
October
26,
Joseph L. Otto, 1116 Worle Street,

Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Joseph Owen, 106 Rhode
Joined
1918,
Company
April 20, 1918.
Gassed on October
8,
Island, Fall River, Mass.
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Thurman Owen,
Cookeville, Tenn.
Joined
Battalion
ber. 1918.
Company January
Intelligence
23, 1918.
On
special duty with
Evacuated
to hospital
Department from August to OctoOctober 7, 1918.

Evacuated
to
Ettore Palombi.
Cassel Parker,
Millsboro, Del.
Joined Company April 85, 1918. September, 1918, was transferred.

Joined
hospital
Company November
14,
1918.
Joseph Perkoski,
101 Nicholas Ave., Port Richmond, L. I., N. Y.
Joined
Company November
21, 1918,
1,
1917.
Wounded
in action
on October
Demetreos Petuopdulos.
155 Tallman Street, New Bedford. Mass.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
Francis Prior, New Haven, Conn.
Transferred Joined Company October 21. 1917. Headquarters Company of Regiment March, 1919.
to
E. F.
323
Mike W. Preston,
Buena
Irving
Vista, Ga.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
W. Pritchard,
West
Port, Tenn.
F.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
William
Pritchett,
Strubble, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
25. 1918.
Jake
Z.
Prlinchevich,
23rcl Street,
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
123 E.
Fort Worth, Texas.
John W. Quattlebaum,
Greenville, Texas.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Charles Rapatas,
73 Pearl Street,
Everett, Mass.
Joined
Company
April
6,
1918.
Joseph N. Rasicot,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company
8,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in
action on
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
25, 1918.
James Ray,
Ellijay, Ga.
Company October
Fred W. Reavis,
Miles, Runnel City, Texas.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Jesse Reagan,
Joined
Company November
6.
1918.
Lebanon, Ind.
Lemuel Redmond,
Humble, Harris
Co., Tex.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Charles
T. Reed,
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Vernon, Texas.
Howard Reeves,
Menard, Texas.
Isaac Rigney, Indian Valley, Va.
Joined
Company October
25,
1918.
Joined
Company October
25. 1918.
Julius D. Richmond, 1921 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
John Tom Ripple,

LaGrange, Texas.
Joined
Company October
25, 1918.
Charles
L. Robinson, 713 Sellers Ave.,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Jeannette, Pa.
Eddie Robison,
Hillsdale,
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
Md.
Joined
Charles
L.
Rooney,
York, N. Y.
Company
15, 1918,
April 15, 1918.
Wounded
in action
on
New
October
324

Joined
St.,
Raoul Rousseau,
82 Independence
Company November
12, 1917.
New
Bedford, Mass.
Joined
Anthony Santore, New York,

Charles R. Sanborn,
Company
8,
April 23, 1918.
Wounded
in action
on
N. Y.
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Company
October, 1917.
Transferred
to
M. P.
New
York, N. Y.
Battalion January, 1919.
Feoder Sok, 44 Roseville

Joseph Sapp,
Joined
Street,
Company January
13, 1918.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
13, 191H.S
Vernon, Fla.
Edward
F.
New
Souza, Bedford, Mass.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Sick in ward on Trans-
port Scandinavian
May
5,
1918, en route overseas.

12,
Napoleon Saulniers,
1111 Water Street, New Bedford, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Arthur Schlappi,
Mackinaw,
111.
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
Fred Schoning, Hampton, Iowa.

Joseph A. Schultheis,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
22, 1918.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Antonio Silvino,
1135 Seer Avenue, Lebanon, Pa.
Joined
Company November
6,
1918.
Walter
A. Skedis, 715 E. 5th Street, Wilmington, Del.

E. Smith,
Joined
Company November
14, 1917.
WiLLLVM Charles
Joined
of
Company
April 15, 1918.
Killed in action North
North Dakota.
F.
Sommerance on October
Joined
14, 1918.
Smith, York, Pa.
Company
8,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in action on
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
10, 1919.
Israel Smolensky, 819 Grand Avenue, New Haven, Conn.
Company March
Roy
F.
Somers,
Urbana,
111.
Joined
of Chatel
Company
April 15, 1918.

8,
Killed in action West
Chehery on October
1918.
Benjamin
F.
Spilka,
Joined
Company
8,
October,
1917.
Gassed
in
Philadelphia, Pa.
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
16, 1917.
Lawrence
2027
S.
S. Spites, 3rd Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Company October
8,
Wounded
on October
1918,
West
of
Chalel Chehery.
F.
Robert
J.
Steele,
Princeton,
111.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
William Steffek,
Wilmington, Del.
Joined
Company
8. 1918,
October,
1917.
Gassed in action on
October
Joined
West
of Chatel Chehery.
1.
Henry
J.
Stephens,
Gunter, Texas.
Company November
1918.
Oscar Stiehler.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
5,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
tion on October 14, 1918,
in action
Harky
E. Stone, 920 3rd Street, Fort Madison, Iowa.
Joined Company March 30, 1918. Wounded October 21, 1918, North of Sommerance.
on
Henry
Carl
F.
B. Sullenger,
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
Mulberry, Tenn.
Swanson,
Joined
Company November,
8,
1917.
Killed in action on
New
John
A. Tichaesky,
York.
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
2,
Company November
1918.
Fayetteville, Texas.
Michael A. Tornselle,
18 Paine Street,
Joined
Company November
10. 1917.
Green Island, N. Y.
Ben M. Trinkley,
Patton, Pa.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
John
R. Tucker,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Band, Texas.
Tony Ustach,
Hartford, Conn.
Joined
Company
8, 1918,
October, 1917.
Wounded
in action
on
October
Joined
tion on

10,
"William Ukashewicz, 51 John Street, Hartford, Conn.
Company November
October
8,
1917.
Woimded
in
ac-
1918,
Sabe Valente,
127 Village Street, Hartford, Conn.
Joined
Company November
10, 1917.
Ceaser Viera, 371 S. 2nd
Joined
Street,
Company November
10,
1917.
New
Bedford, Mass.
Joined
pital
William H. Voiles,
Shirley, Tenn.
Company February
1918.
9,
1918.
Evacuated
to
hos-
September,
Rejoined
Company December.
1918.
Sam
L.
Walker,
Plainview, Texas.
R.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
Chester
Wallace,
Electra. Texas.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
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History of Three Humored and Twenty-Eighth Infantry

Joined
Arthur W. Ward,
193 Brook
Street.
with Supply
Company November 10, 1917. On special duty Company from September to December, 1918.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Fred Wareing.
Joined
Company November,
8,
1917.
Killed in action on
New
Bedford,
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Everett H. Waugh,
Vermont.
to
Company November.
8,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
on October
1918.
West
of Chatel Chehery.
Transferred
M.
P. Battalion January, 1919.
George
T.
Webb,
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Vigo Park, Texas.
William Webster,
Paoli, Okla
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Ralph
E.
Weiler.
Hanover, Pa.
Joined
Company October
8. 1918.
8,
1917.
Killed in action on
October
Joined

2,
Hen-ry Weir,
Company November
1918.
Harry
E.
Welker,
Elizabethville,
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Gassed in action on
On special October 9, 1918, West of Chatel Chehery. duty as Regimental Runner, from September to December,
1918.
Solomon R. West, Meadows of Dan, Va.

James
J.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Whalen,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
R.
Joined
Company November
5,
1917.
Absent
without
leave in September, 1918, and transferred.
Thomas
Whitcomb,
Bear Lake, Pa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Dan W. Williams,
Perrys Landing, Tex.
Edg.-vr R.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Williams,
Slayden, Tenn.
Joined
Company February,
1918.
Robert
C.
Williamson,
Milner, Ga.
Joined
Company November
4,
1918.
William Wild,
327 County
Street,
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
New
Bedford, Mass.
Joined
George A. Wills,
East Stampers Lane, Pa.
Company October
18, 1917.
William
E.
Wine,
Joined
Company October
8,
18, 1917.
Killed in action on
Philadelphia, Pa.
October
Joined
1918,
West
of Chatel Chehery.
21.
Albert Wincard,
Johnstown,
Company October
Headquarters
1917.
On
from
special duty at
Regimental
as
runner
September
to
December, 1918.
E. F.
Charles A. Wund,
1090 Franklin Ave., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April
23,
1918.
On
special
duty at
Battalion Headquarters as runner from June, 1918.
John Ziolkowski,
Mt. Carmel, Conn.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Waiter
A. Zukschwerdt,
5th Street.
Joined
Company October
8,
25, 1917.
Wounded
in action
on October
1918,
West
of Cbatel Chehery.
Jamaica Park, N. Y.
Taras Zwirblie, 124 West Street,

Holyoke, Mass.
Joined
Company
October, 1917.
ROSTER OF COMPANY
James
H, 328TH
INFANTRY
6,
Majoes
McRae
Tillman, Lake Wales, Fla.
Joined
1918.
Company September
1917. as Captain.
6,
Com-
manding Company from September

15,
1917, to
September
Infantry,
to
Commanded
11,
2nd
Battalion,
328th
through the Meuse-.'Vrgonne offensive.
Promoted
Major
November
vision
13, 1919.
1918.
1,
Cited for gallantry in action in Di-
Order No.
Headquarters 82nd Division. January
Captains
Theodore Bradsh.\w Fay,
3 Kendal Green,
Joined Company October 15, 1917, Commanded Company from September ber
1.
as
15.
1st
Lieutenant.
1918, to Octo-
Washington, D. C.
1918.
1,
October
Appointed Regimental Personnel Adjutant 1918. Promoted to Captain November 11, 1918
JuDSON Mathews Garner, 986 Highland Ave.,

Atlanta, Ga.
Joined Company November 20, 1918, as Captain. Commanding Company from November 20, 1918, to date. Joined Regiment September 1, 1917, as 2nd Lieutenant Promoted to 1st Lieutenant December 31, 1917. Ap pointed Battalion Intelligence Officer June 20, 1918, and assigned to Company H, 328th Infantry, November 20. 1918. Promoted to Captain November 11, 1918.
FiEST Lieutenants
John Wesley Brown,
Jr.,
Joined
Company September
to
6,
1917, as
Sylacauga, Ala
Promoted
1st
2nd Lieutenant. In comoffensive
mand
Company through the Meuse-Argonne from October 1, 1918. to November 20. 1918.
of
vision,
Cited for
gallantry in action in G. 0. No. 16, Headquarters 82nd Di-
dated 26th March, 1919.
YoEL Lyons
Joel, (d ec',/d Atlanta, Ga.
Joined
Company September
to
6,
1917, as
2nd Lieutenant.
Promoted
1st
Wounded
in action severely
on October
Division,
14,
by machine gun bullet near Sommerance Later died from wounds. Cited for 1918.
gallantry in action per G. 0. No. 16. Headquarters
82nd
March
26,
1919.
328

Joined
Benjamin Snyder Purse, 200 Screven Ave.,

Waycross, Ga.
Company November
15, 1917,
as 1st Lieutenant.
Transferred to 326th Infantry December 30, 1917.
Russell M. Robinson, 705 South Tryon St.,

Charlotte, N. C.
Joined
Dropped from
cember
26.
Company November 15, rolls of Company

1917.
1917, as 1st Lieutenant.

to
sick in
hospital
De-
Marshall Sergeant,
Sheldon, Wis.
Joined
Company June
1,
1918,
1st Lieutenant.
Trans
ferred June 20, 1918.
Karl
B. Lutz,
Joined
Company November
5,
1918, as
1st
Lieutenant.
Bethany,
W. Va.
Joined
ViRGiNius Lee Kirby, 231 W. Peachtree St.,

Atlanta, Ga.
Company September
to 1st
6,
1917, as 2nd Lieutenant.
Promoted
Lieutenant October 11, 1918.
Second Lieutenants
Thomas Lowe Starnes,
101
Joined
Company September
6,
1917, as
2nd Lieutenant:
Park Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Transferred November 15, 1917.
Frank Alexander Holden,

815 Milledge Ave.,
Athens, Ga.
Joined
pointed
Company
2nd
April 10, 1918, as 2nd Lieutenant.
Ap1918.
Battalion
Gas
Officer
September
October
as
1,
Dropped from
Joined
rolls as sick in hospital
8,
1918.
John
E. Stevens,
Company January
3,
1918,
2nd Lieutenant.
Atlanta, Ga.
Transferred to 157th Depot Brigade April 10, 1918.
Lyle De Camp,
Henryville, Ind.
Joined
Company June
1,
1918.
as
2nd
Lieutenant.
Transferred June 20, 1918.
William Dwight Hillis,

Statesboro, Ga.
Joined
pointed
Company September
Sergeant
6,
1917,
as
Private.
1st
ApSer-
October
1,
1917.
Appointed
to
School January
1, 191'8.
Army Candidate Rejoined Company April 6, 1918.

Transferred
1,

to 139th Infantry July 7, 1918.
1918.
Transferred
William J. Oakes, West 6th Street,

Columbia, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
1,
6,
1917,
as
Private.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant October
1917.
Appointed Supply Serto
Transferred
Army
Candidate
6.
School January
1,
1918.
Rejoined Company April

1,
1918.

to
1918.
Transferred
137th Infantry July
7, 1918.
George Fay Newell,

109 Biddle Ave., Wilkinsburs, Pa.
Joined
Company September
1,
1,
6,
1918,
as
Private.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant October
1917.
1918.
Transferred to
Army
1918.
Candidate School January

April
6,
Rejoined Company
1,
1918.
to

5th Division July
7, 1918.
Transferred
F.
329
15,
Henry George Barber,

1398 Jefferson Ave.,
Brooklvn, N.
Joined
Company November
1917, as
Private.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant from Private December 15, 1917. Appointed 1st Sergeant January 1, 1918. Transferred to Army Candidate School August 1, 1918. Commissioned
2nd Lieutenant September
25, 1918.
Robert M. Schmitt,
Denver, Colo.
Joined
Company November
9.
1918, as
2nd Lieutenant.
FiEST Sergeants
George
F.
Conefrey,
Brockton. Mass.
Joined
Company October
December
6,
5,
1917. 1917.

1st
from
Private
15,
Sergeant Sergeant
to
from Corporal January

per G. 0. No.
15,
1918.
1,
Appointed
August
1918.
Transferred
Army
Candidate School October 2, 1918, and rejoined Company H, 328th Infantry, January 1, 1919.
John
P.
O'Keeffe,
Millers Falls, Mass.
Joined
Company October
December
January
1,
26, 1917.
from from
Private
15,
15,
1917. 1918.

Appointed
8.
Corporal
1st
Ser-
geant November
1918, per G. O. No.
Cited for gal-
lantry in action per Headquarters

16,
82nd Division G. O. No.
March
26. 1919.
Sergeants
John
P. Jones,
Joined
Company September
9,
1917.
Appointed Mess
Talbotton, Ga.
Sergeant from Private October 21. 1917.
John Madden,
Wrentham, Mass.
Joined
Company October
15, 1918,
26, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
January
Corporal
October
10,
October
Appointed Sergeant from Appointed Supply Sergeant 1918, per G. 0. No. 7.

1,
from Private.
1918.
Harold Anderson,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
poral
Company November
1,
16, 15,
1917. 1917.
geant from Corporal October
1918.
2,
George A. Bailey,
Housatonic, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November
Private
1917. 1918.
Appointed Appointed
CorSer-
from
January
15,
geant from Corporal

hospital October
fantry.
7,
May
1918.
1,
1918.
Transferred as sick in
Later transferred to 326th In-
Chester R. Brackett,
East Lynn, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company October 15, 1918. from Private December 15, 1918.
geant from Corporal February 20, 1918. Appointed Gas N. C. O. May 31, 1918. Sick in hospital February 14,
1919,
and transferred.
Ransom Brannen,
Kennard, Texas.
Company April 6, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private April 26, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal October 1, 1918. Cited for gallantry in action per Headquarters 82nd Division G. 0. No. 16. March 26,
Joined
1919.
Edgar
T. CopEiând,
Pittsfield,
Joined
Company November
Private
15,
1917.
Appointed SerTransferred
to
Mass.
geant from
December
15,
2.
1917.
1918.
Army Candidate
pany January
1,
School October
1919.
Rejoined Com-
Harry
L.
Donlon,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
10,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private January
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal April

didate
26, 1918.
Transferred to
School August 27. 1918.
Army CanRejoined Company Oc-
tober 16, 1918.
Jan Droog,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as Sergeant.
Charles
F. Glassup,
Joined
Company October
15,
15. 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
TransfeiTed
to
East Lynn, Mass.

Candidate School
1917.
2,
Army
October
1918.
Rejoined
Company
January
1,
1919.
Emil H. Henke,
Beeville, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
26.
6,
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant
from Private April

uary
1919.
1918.
2,
Transferred to
Army Can-
didate School October

1,
1918.
Lorimer Horn,
Glenwood, Ala.
Joined
Company September
16. 1918. slightly.
5,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant from Corporal December 15, 1917.

tion
Wounded
in ac-
October
Walter
A. Hysong,
Pitcairn, Pa.
Joined
Company October
20, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private December 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal October 1, 1918. Slightly wounded in action October 7, 1918.
Joined
Frederick E. Jones,
Pawtucket, R.
I.
Company October
20: 1917.
Appointed Corporal
to
15. 1917.

U.
S.
Corporal July 15, 1918.
Transferred
July 28,
167.
1918, per 82nd Division Headquarters Order No.
Hugo H. Lance,
Floresville, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
26.
1,
6,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private April

Corporal November
1918.
1918.
Cited for gallantry in action
per Headquarters 82nd Division G. 0. No. 16.

1919.
March
26,
John Pfuelb,
Bridesburg,
Joined
Company October
15,
18. 1917.
Appointed Sergeant

Joined
1917. 1918.
1.
1,
James
F.
Pitman, Saugus, Mass
Company
1st
April
23,
Appointed Corporal
1918.
1918.
from Private
geant from
lantry
in
Class October
Appointed SerCited
for
gal-
Corporal November
action,
per Headquarters 82nd Division G. O.
No. 16. March 26, 1919.
Artemus
C.
Putnam,
Joined
Company November
1.
1.
11.
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Gloucester, Mass.
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
G.
0.
from Corporal November action, per Headquarters
1918.
82nd
Division
No.
16.
March
26,
1919.
Joseph B. Shafer,
Sinton, Texas
Joined
Corporal
tion,
E. F.
331
1918.
Company
April
26,
6,
Appointed
Corporal
from Private April
1918.
November 1, 1918. Cited for gallantry in acper Headquarters 82nd Division G. 0. No. 16, March
26, 1919.
Rw
A. Tyler, franklin, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1,
11,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private January 15, 1918.
Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal October
1918.
1,
Joseph Vlasak,
Flushing Heights, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
1,

ber 21, 1918.
1917.
S.
Sick in hospital Octo-
Transferred to U.
April
1.
March
1919.
John
T. Wylie,
Joined
Company
6,
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant
Bald Prairie, Texas.
1918.
1,
Transferred to
Company
G, 328th Infantry. January
1919.
COEPOKALS
Clark U. Bailey,
Madisonville, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
Class July Class
1918.
1,
6, 1918. Appointed Private Appointed Corporal from Private
1st
1st
November
1918.
2,
William
J.
Bates,
Joined
Company November
as Corporal.
1918.
Transferred
to
Woodlake, Cal.
Company
Joined
Alexander Cohen,
Bronx, N. Y.
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private April 26, 1918.

Joined
Clyde Daniel,
Company
1.
April 18. 1918.
Class July
1918.
1,
Appointed Private Appointed Corporal from Private
1st 1st
Class October
1918.
8, 1918.
David L. Dansby,
Union, Miss.
Joined
Company November
Appointed Corporal

Joined
15, 1919.
Joseph R. Ferguson,
Bowersville, Ga.
Company
1,
April 27, 1918.
Class October
1st
1918.
1,
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal from Private
Qass November
1918.
15,
John Gaughan,
Joined
Company November
1918.
Appointed Cor-
New
Bedford, Mass.
Peter A. Ginder,
Dundas,
111.
Joined
Company January
13, 1919.
Transferred
to
Com-
pany as Corporal.
Joined
Henry Hebert,
Lynn, Mass.
Company October
15.
15, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Transferred to
9,
1917.
Head-
quarters Company, 328th Infantry, June
1918.
Robert
B. Hillis,
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Joined Company October 18, 1917. from Private April 26, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
William H. Kearns,
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Joined Company October 18, 1917. from Private December 15, 1917.
Joined
Appointed Corporal
Lester C. Leming,
Elgin, Texas.
Company
April
6,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private April

16,
26, 1918.
Woimded
in action October
1918.
Albert Livesey,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
11,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private April 26, 1918.
Slightly gassed at Nor-
roy September 14, 1918.
Sidney McGinty,
Carrollton, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
15,
6,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
14,

1918, at Norroy.
1918.
Gassed September
Charles
S.
Mackey,
Joined
Company November
Corporal.
3,
1918.
Transferred to Com-
Tuarosa,
New
Mexico.
pany
as
Norman
D. Mead, Sanger, Cal.
Joined
Company November
as a Corporal.
3,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
1st Class
Christ W. Meyer, Brenham, Texas.
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
1.

1918.
1,
November
Christopher Natoli,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined
Company November
15,
7,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
in
1918.
Wounded
action
at
La Forge October
19,
1918.
1918.
Samuel Nechols,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Corporal

Joined
1st Class
15, 1918.
Thomas
J.
Nilan, Point Marion, Pa.
Company October
October
1,
1918.
Appointed Private 21, 1917. Appointed Corporal from PriSlightly gassed October
19,

15, 1918.
Returned
to
Company December
18, 1917.
1918.
Martin
J.
O'Toole, Braddock, Pa.
Joined
1918,
Company October
1,

9.
1918.
Appointed Corporal Slightly wounded October

Rejoined
near
Chatel
Chehery.
Company De-
cember
19, 1918.
Will
E.
Owens,
Risins Star, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
Class July
1918.
1,
Appointed Private 2, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private
1st 1st
Class October
1918.
3.
Martin
C.
Peterson,
Ipswich, S. Dak.
Joined
Company November
as
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
vate
1st
Corporal.
16,
William Reinelt,
Fall River, Mass.
Company November
Class
July
1,
1918.
1,
1917. Appointed PriAppointed Corporal from
Private 1st Class
November
1918.
Wounded
in action
October
7, 1918.
John
Frank
R. Rapp,
Joined
Rockport, Mass.
G. Schaub,
poral from Private
Company November 10, 1917. November 1, 1918.

29, 1917.
Appointed Cor-
Joined
Company October
Appointed Corporal
8, 1919.
New York
City, N.
Y.
from Private June

October 23, 1918.
28, 1918.
Wounded near Sommerance

1,
Morris Sherman,
Bronx, N. Y.
Joined
14, 1918.
Company November
26, 1918.
1918.
Appointed Corporal
at
from Private June
Gassed
Norroy September
Transferred from Company.
E. F.
333
Appointed Corporal Norroy September
Thomas
L. Slane,
Joined
Company October
26, 1918.
21, 1918.
Braddock, Pa.
from Private June

14, 1918.
Gassed
at
RoYLiE H. Smith,
Tabor, Texas.
Joined
Class
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
July
1918.
1,
Appointed
1918.
1918.
Corporal
Appointed Private 1st from Private

in action near
1st Class
October
Wounded
Som-
merance October
ber 19, 1918.
14,
Rejoined
Company Decem-
Ferdinand W. Stair,
Fairchance, Pa.
Joined
in action
14,
Company October
October
16, 1918.
19,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
from Private April

1918.
26, 1918.
Wounded near Sommerance

Swain
J.
Sveinson,
Svold, N. Dak.
Joined
Company
April
12,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Private
Joined
1st Class July 20, 1918,

12,
Company
Clerk.
Gordon Van Dyke,

Feura Bush, N. Y.
Company November
1918.
Appointed Cor-
Alec Warshauer,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
Company October
26, 1918.
26, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Private April
Cooks
ViTO Giovia,
Kearney, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1,
16,
1917.
Appointed Cook
from Private July

Joined
1918.
16,
John H. Hockman,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Company October
1917.
Appointed
Cook
October 21, 1918.

Joined
1,
Peter Kaminsky,
Cambridge, Mass.
Company April
25, 1917.
Appointed Cook July
1918.
Salvatore Pritti,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
16,
1917.
Appointed Cook
Februai7
Joined
1918.
15,
Joseph Steinicer,
Wallingford, Conn.
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Cook
February
1918.
Mechanics
Chester A. Anderson,
Franklin, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Me-
chanic April 26, 1918.
Lyman
John
F.
Tague,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Joined
Company November
as Mechanic.
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
July
1,
E.
Wilett,
Brockton, Mass.
Company October
26, 1917.
Appointed Mechanic
1918.

Henry Adams,
Gainesville, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Grady
C.
Anderson,
Brundidge, Ala.
Joined
Company
1,
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Qass July
1918.
Malcolm Andrews,
East Point, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
James M. Andrews,
Erna, Texas.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred from
327th Infantry.
Albert
T.
Alewine,
Bowersville, Ga.
Joined
Company
1,
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July
1918.
14,
Archie D. Aikman,
Buckholtz, Texas.
Joined
Company February
1919.
Transferred from
327th Infantry.
Joined
James L. Amott,
Company November
October
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
Richmond
Hill, N. Y.
1st Class
1918.
3.
James H. Arnold,
Calhoun, Miss.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Homer
S.
Arthur,
Carthage, Miss.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred from
327th Infantry.
James H. Bailey,
Harpersville, Miss.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
LoNZY
Buddie
L.
Baker,
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Ty
C.
Ty, Ga.
Company. 328th
Joined
Infantry.
14.
Baldwin,
Bolar, Va.
Company February
1919.
Transferred from
327th Infantry.
Francisco P. Barboza,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company September
September
20.
1917.
Transferred
as
sick in hospital
13, 1918.
Alexander Barger.
Chassell, Mich.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred from
327th Infantry.
Daniel Bartels,
Seguin, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2.
1918.
Wounded
in action at
Chatel Chehery October 10, 1918.
Andrew Bartsch,
St.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred from
Cloud, Minn.
327th Infantry.
Adolph W. Baring,
Floresville, Texas.
Joined
talion
Company
April
2,
1918.
1.
Special
duty as Bat12,
Observer from September
1918, to October
1918.
Matteo Raymond
Basile,
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Newark, N. Y.
Bastian, Calumet, Mich.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred from
327th Infantry as Private 1st Class.
James H. Bean,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
Company October
1,
18, 1917.
Special duty as Ob29.
server September
1918, to
November
12.
1918.
Timothy Bendy,
Sniithville,
Joined
Company February
July
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
Tenn.
1st Class
1918.
Lewis R. Bennett,
Homerville, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Agostino Bianchini,
Bronx, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
F.
Company November
July
1.
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
1,
John Blazuk,
Joined
Company November
1917.
New
Britain, Conn.
Joined
Henry Block,
Guttenburg, Iowa.
Company
26, 1918,
April
12,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
September
Joined
quarters
near Auzeville.
18, 1917.
Joseph Blumenfield,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Company October
Company, 328th

14,
August
Clyde
J.
Borland,
Troy,
111.
Joined
Company February
1919.
Transferred from
E. Bollinger,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
South Wliitley, Ind.
William W. Bagley.
Thomasville, Ala.
Joined July
1.
Company
April 26. 1918.
Transferred
to hospital
1918.
David
L.
Boozer,
Anniston, Ala.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Natale Borsa,
Joliet, 111.
Joined

April
26,
8.
1918.
Eugene
Bl-v^ncheni.
Joined
1st
1,
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Class
1918.
Transferred to
15, 10,
Appointed Private Headquarters
Company, 328th
Infantry,
June
1918. 1917.
Gilbert Bourgoin,
Frenchville, Me.
Joined
Company November
1.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class October
1918.
20. 1917.
Thomas M. Brady,
Fairhope, Pa.
Joined
Lee
p.
Brame.
Faunsdale, Ala.
Joined
April 26.
1918.
8.
Wounded
and
in
action
1918.
later reported
having died from wounds.
John
F.
Britton,
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Pittsburg Landing, Tenn.
ber 10. 1918, and later dropped from rolls of Company.
George
Martin
C.
Brown,
Kurtz, Ind.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
J.
Brown,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
October
Joined
8,
Company November 1, 1917. Wounded 1918. Rejoined Company December

Company
1,
in action 22,
1918.
1st
Alonzo Buff,
Ringgold, Ga.
April 19. 1918.
Appointed Private
Class October
1918.
Charles Bunjes,
Westhoff, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
2.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
Henry W.
Burtis, Flushing, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Class July
Company November 1, 1918. Appointed Private 1918. Wotmded in action near Som1,
14,
merance October
1918.
JoHN Bush.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 27, 1918.
Anton Buska,
Joined
New London,
Wylie
J.
Conn.
vate 1st Class
Company November 13, November 1, 1918.

April
19,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
Cain, Dawsonville, Ga.
Joined
Company
1918.
Wounded
in
action
near Norroy September 14, 1918.
cember 22, 1918. from rolls January
Transferred to hospital
5, 1919.
and dropped
Frank Calabrese,
Newark, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class July
1918.
Gassed near Norroy Septem-
ber 15, 1918.
Irving E. Campbell, Saugus, Mass.
Joined
Company
April 22, 1918.
Henry Carment,
East Newark, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
15,
8,
1917. 1918.
Chatel Chehery October pany November 6, 1918.
near
Gassed slightly Rejoined Com-
Brady
L. Cash,
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Smyrna, Ga.
Pietro Cestaro,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class July
1918.
19,
Joseph D. Chambliss,
Graves Station, Ga.
Joined
Company
to
April
1918.
Transferred
Division
from
Company
31,
307th Outpost
Company 82nd
May
1918.
Robert
L.
Choate,
Sylvania, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April
19,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
near Sommerance October 14, 1918.

Joined
AjciG Chobanian,
Providence, R.
I.
15, 1917.
Jesse Cobb,
Joined
April 19, 1918.

23, 1918.
Transferred to 328th
Memphis, Tenn.
Joseph Conjant,
Jamaica, N. Y.
Salvage
Dump
June
vate 1st Class July
Company November 10, 1917. Appointed PriWounded in action near Som1, 1918. Rejoined Company January merance October 14, 1918.
Joined
1919.
6.
James Constantine,
Joined
Company
April 27, 1918.

7,
Wounded
in action at
New York
City,
N. Y.
La Forge October
from wounds.
1918.
Later reported as having died
Manuel Correia,
Fall River,
Joined
Company November
July
1,
10, 1917.
Appointed Private
Me
1st Class
1918.
10,
Adelard Cote,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class July
1918.
Special duty as orderly to
Major Tillman September

quarters.
15, 1918, at
2nd Battalion Head-
Philip Croteau, N. Grosvenordale, Conn.
Joined
Company November
1918.
12,
1917.
Wounded
in ac-
tion October 8,
Rejoined Company December 20,
1918.
John
Crowley, New York City, N. Y.

J.
Joined
Company April
8,
23,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918,
and died October
10, 1918.
James E. Crusinberry,
Galena, Okla.
Joined
E. F.
Company November
8.
1918.
George
T. Daley,
Joined
Company November
1,
12.
1917.
Appointed
Pr
New
Haven, Conn.
vate 1st Class October
1918.
Albert Dannheim,
Wellsville, N. Y.
Joined
Company
1,
April 23. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
Andrew
Edward
J.
Davis, Bridgeport, Conn.
Joined
Company
July 26, 1918.
J.
Davis, Thomasville, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Rea
E. Davis,
Charlottesville, Va.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
15, 1919.
3,
1918.
Appointed Private
Frank
L.
Day, Dubuque, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Matteo Deambrogio,
Torrington, Conn.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
July
1,
26.
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Carl Deschene,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company
1,
April 26, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
Antonio Demasi,
Hartford, Conn.
Joined
Company
April 30, 1918.
Wm.
a.
J.
Dempewolf,
St.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Joined
1st Class
Dennis
Denimy-,
Company November
February
15, 1919.
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
Vinton, Iowa.
Abraham
Moss
E.
V. Dersham, Glendo, Wyoming.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Dew,
Clinton, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
James M. Dial,
Statham, Ga.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Arthur
S.
Dias, Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
15.
1917.
Wounded
in
tion at Xivray July 19, 1918.
POMPIO DiFROBOZIO,
Dunbar, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
George M. Dobbins,
Marietta, Ga.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
John
J.
Donovan,
Joined
1st
Company October
18.
1917.
.'Appointed
Private
Weathersfield, Conn.
Zeb Donovan, Richmond, Va.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
William
J.
Doherty,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
Battalion
Class July
1918.
Special
duty as
Ob-
server
August
2,
1918.
in
ac-
Clarence
F.
Dorazio,
J.
Joined
tion near
Jersey City, N.
Company November 15, 1917. Wounded Sommerance October 15, 1918.
At.phonsf.
Dumont.
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
bounded
in
action
near Fleville October 12, 1918.

died of wounds.
Harry Dunn.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
July
3.
Company November
1,
1917.
Killed
in
action
1918, near Xivray.
Earl A. Dunham,
Pittsfield,
Joined
Company October
18.
18,
1917.
Wounded
in
to
action
Mass.
near
Rambucourt July
1918.
Transferred
Head-
quarters
Company 328th
Infantry.
10.
.John F. Durkin.
Joined
Company November
1917.
8.
Wounded
in
ac-
New
York, N. Y.
tion near Chatel
Chehery October
1918.
Later reported
as having died of wounds.
lO/S/
lii
Ignatious Dzycek, Conshocken, Pa.
Joined
Company
1,
April 23. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
14,
Kazimer Elenewsky,
Livingston,
111.
Joined
Company February
1919.
Transferred from
Otto Elkins,
Petersburg, Ind.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Charles M. Elliott,
Cherokee, Ala.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
George
P. Ellis,
Company November
February
15, 1919.
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
Tracy
City,
Tenn.
1st Class
Howard Engleholm, New York, N.

Clarence Ertman,
Joined
Company
April 26. 1918.
Slightly gassed in ac-
Y.
tion near
Norroy September
14, 1918.
Joined
tober
Company
1,
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Akron, N. Y.
Class July
7,
1918.
Wounded
in action at
La Forge Oc-
1918.
2,
Nicholas Escovedo,
Elmendorf, Texas.
Joined Company April Qass October 1, 1918. Joined
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
George Everson,
Paterson, N.
J.
Company February
26, 1918.
Transferred as sick
in hospital
October 16, 1918.

April
2,
Pedro Fajardo,
Laredo, Texas.
Joined
Company
1918.
Lee Farrow,
Porterdale, Ga.
Joined
1st
Company January
1,
23,
1918.
Appointed Private
Class October
1918.
15,
Michael Falcone,
Nutley, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1918.
8,
Wounded
in
ac-
tion near Chatel
Chehery October
2,
1918.
Jacob Feferling, Kansas
Joined
City,
Company October
1918.
Mo.
F.
John
C.
Fitzhugh, Kansas City, Mo.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Frank Frederick,
Johnstown, Pa.
Joined
Company October
19, 1917.
Benjamin Fullerman,
Joined
Company
April 26, 1918.
New
Bert D. Funk,
York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
Boone, Iowa.
FR-ANK GA.TER. Moulton, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July tober

7,
1918.
La Forge Oc-
1918.
Peter Garagunis,
Joined
Company
1,
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
New
York, N. Y.
Class October
1918.
10,
Frankine Garenio,
Jamaica, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class April 26, 1918.
Mazzini Garibaldi, Newark, N.
Joined
J.
Company November
15,
1917.
William H. Garrison,
Cleveland, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
1918.
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October tober 15, 1918.
Slightly
wounded
in
action
Oc-
Charles Gaudreau,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
15, 1917.
Walter
C.
Gehring,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
George Gelfer,
Bronx, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15, 1917.
John A. Georgropolus,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
15.
1917.
Joe Gonzales,
Gonzales, Texas.
Joined
Company April
2,
1917.
Floyd
P. Gressett,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Toomsuba, Miss.
Prentis L. Hanson, Magnolia, Ark.
Joined
Company November
3,
1918.
Andrew Hamach,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 26, 1918.
Walter
0. Harris, Zulch, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
Nathaniel W. Haynes,
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 26, 1917.
Gassed
at
Norroy Sep-
tember
14, 1918.
Willie Heine, Brenham, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July
1918.
William
E.
Helm,
Cisco,
111.
Joined
1918, near
Company
April
27,
1918.
Gassed October
15,
Sommerance.
2,
Martin
L.
Headon,
St.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Joined
tober
7,
Henry Hegefeld,
Brenham, Texas.
Company
1918.
April
2.
1918.
Gassed
at
La Forge Oc-
Max
L. Heinz,
Joined
ruary
2,
Company
1919.
April 26, 1918.
Sick in hospital Feb-
Buffalo, N. Y.
Transferred to United States.

2,
Walter
E.
Herman,
St.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Joined
Aloysius Hilt,
Melrose, Minn.
Company November
2,
1918.
Brink Hoover,
Blakely, Ga.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Fred Hug,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Ona
F.
Hughes,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Rome, Mo.
John A. Hypio.
Tapilo, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
Sidney Isaak.
Company November
February
15, 1919.
8,
8,
1917.
Appointed Private
New York
City, N.
Y.
1st Class
Harry H. Johnson,
Cheathaven, Pa.
Joined
talion
Company October
Killed in
1917.
Special duty as Bat-
Observer.
action
near Sommerance Oc-
tober 20, 1918.
Frank
E. Jones,
Callas,
Joined

1,
8,
1918.
Mo.
Joined
1st
8.
Louis Jusseaume, Marlboro, Mass.
1917.
Appointed Private
Class July
1918.
Jerome
P. Kaps,
Joined
1919.
Company
April
19,
1918.
Wounded near Som-
Minneapolis, Minn.
merance October
22,
14,
1918.
Louis P. Kardosh. South Bethlehem, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 26, 1918.
Anton Kasparek,
Shiner, Texas.
Joined
22, 1918,
Company
April
2,
1918.
rolls

of
and dropped from
Company.
Sick in hospital
Frank
C. Kelly',
Joined
Company November
12,
1917.
Taunton, Mass.
June
2,
1918, and dropped from rolls of
Company.
Charlie Kinnett,
Porterdale, Ga.
Joined
Company February
10, 1918.
Barney Kolbochinski,
Anderson, Texas.
Joined
Company
1.
April
2.
1918.
.\ppointed Private 1st
Class July
1918.
1918.
Slightly gassed in action October 7,
Eighty-Seco.\d Division, A. E. F.
Joseph Kozakewizc,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
8,
18, 1917.
Wounded
5.
in action
October
1918.
rolls.
Sick ir hospital January
1919.
and
dropped from
Charles
J.
Kreautler, Newark, N.
Joined
J.
Company November
15, 1917.
Appointed Private
16.
1st Class July 1, 1918.
Cited for gallantry in action per
Headquarters 82nd Division G. O. No.
March
26, 1919.
Arthur Krueger,
Clareville, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
Paul Kurtz,
Chilton, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
Wounded
in action
Oc-
tober 14, 1918.
Later transferred.
April 23, 1918.
Jay C. Lamphere,
Little Falls, N. Y.
Joined
Company
George Lattenville,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
11, 1917.
George Lavoie,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
11. 1917.
Alfred Laferriere,
Holyoke, Mass.
Joined
Company October
14. 1917.
Frank Lehman,
Red Rock, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
Eleutuero Lerma,
Olmito, Texas.
.loined
Company
1,
April
2,
1917.
Appointed Private
October
10,
1st
Class July
1918.
Sick in hospital
1918.
Later transferred.
James H. Leaman, Hallam, Pa.
Joined
Company February
14,
1,
1918.
Gassed
at
Norroy
September
Joined
1918.
11. 1917.
Ben
Les,
Company November
Gassed October
9.
Manchester, Conn.
1918. near Chatel Chehery.
Clarence
E. Linder,
Joined
Company
April
2.
1918.
Rosebud, Texas.
Solomon
B.
Litman, Uniontown, Pa.
Joined
Company October Company October Company October
18. 1917.
Andrew
Leo
G.
J.
Long, Uniontown, Pa.

Braddock, Pa.
Joined
18, 1917.
McDonald.
McDonald,
Darlington, Wis.
Joined
18,
1917.
Williaivi
Joined
Company November
8.
1917.
James McGloin,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
ite
Company November
October
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
1st Class
1918.
28.
James Manzanares,
Joined
Company October
1917.
New
Haven, Conn.
Joined
Pablo Martinez.
Taft, Texas.
Company
April
7,
2,
1918.
la Forge October
1918.
Joseph M. Marie,
Peoria,
111.
Joined Company February Company from 327th InfantryJoined
14,
1918.
Transferred
to
Richard W. Maddock,
Phillipsburg, N.
J.
Company April
18, 1918.
27, 1917.
Slightly gassed in ac-
tion
Oftober
ZOLLIE 0. MaYBERRY, Debray, Fla.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred from
William Masse,
Joined
Company October
7,
18, 1917.
191i!
Wounded
in action
New
Bedford, Mass.
near La Forge October
'ember
19, 1918.
Joseph Mechaurd,
Attleborough, Bristol, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
July
1,
18,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
18,
Antone Medaroes,
Joined
1st
Company October
1917.
Appointed Private
New
Bedford, Mass.
Antone Mesisca,
Joined
Company November
9, 1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined Company April
2,
Adolph W. Meshwitz,
Wesley, Texas.
1918.
Wounded
in
action at
La Forge October
13, 1919.
7,
1918.
James H. Mezo,
Murphysville,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Archie D. Miller,
Stamford, Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July
1918.
26, 1917.
Hyman Miller,
Brockton, Mass.
at
Joined
Company October
7,
Wounded
rolls
in
action
Rambucourt July
18. 1918,
La Forge October
pany.
1918.
and wounded Dropped from
in action near of
Com-
Sam Moats,
Smithfield, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18,
1917.
Antonio Morocco,
Worchester, Mass.
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Wounded
in action
near Xivray June 30, 1918.
Dropped from
rolls of
Com-
Guiseppe Molon,
Torrington, Conn.
Joined
Company March
21, 1918.
Gashina Micelli,
Herrin,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Patrick
J.
Mulcahy,
Joined
Company
1.
April 23, 1918.

1918.
Appointed Private
in
1st
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Class October
Wounded
action near Chatel
Chehery October
9,
1918.
Daniel T. Mulkirn,
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Joined
14.
Company October
Sommerance.
Appointed Private
18,
1917.
Wounded October
February 15, 1919.
1918, near

1st Class
27, 1919.
Patrick
F.
343
J.
Murtagh,
Joined
1st Class
Marblehead, Mass.
Company October 22, 1917. Appointed Private July 1, 1918. Wounded in action near La Forge
7,
October
1918.
Dropped from
rolls
of
Company.
Roy Myers,
Scottdale, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 26, 1918.
Milton Neuman,
Geronimo, Texas.
Joined Company April Qass July 1, 1918.
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
AsBURY Newell,
Moultrie, Ga.
Joined
5t
Company January
1,
23,
1918.
Appointed Private
Class October
1918.
14,
Edward O'Malley,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined Company February Company from 327th Infantry
1919.
Transferred
to

8,
David M. O'Meara.
Joined
ear
New
York, N. Y.
Company November Sommerance October 14, Company
1917.
Killed
in
action
1918.
John A. O'Mara,
Richmond, Staten Island,
Joined
April 26, 1918.
New
Michael
P. O'Brien,
York.
Joined
Company October
26,
1917.
rolls of
Sick in
hospital
Bridgeport, Conn.
October 20, 1918.

Joined
Dropped from
April
2, 1918.
Company.
in action Oc-
Joe p. Oprestiny,
Kurten, Texas.
Company
Wounded
tober 14, 1918, and dropped from rolls of Company.
Roland
F. Oppice, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Joined
Company
1,
April 12, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July
1918.
Wounded
in action near Chatel Che19,
hery October 10, 1918.

1918.

5,
Sick in hospital January
1919. and dropped from
rolls of
Company.
Antonio Parsio,
Joined
April 26,
Company October
1918.
rolls of
20, 1918.
Appointed Mechanic
New
Haven, Conn.
Sick in hospital October 17, 1918, and
dropped from
Company.
8,
Robert W. Parsons,
Norfolk, Va.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Rudolph Paweleck,
Sublime, Texas.
Joined
Class
Company
1,
April
2,
1918.
in
July
15,
1918.
Killed
action
Appointed Private 1st near Sommerance
October
1918.
Lee Peebles,
Lott, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
August Perira.
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
10,
1917.
Sick in hospital
rolls of
September
Joined
1918,
and dropped from
Company.
in action
Pericle Pettinicchi,
Bronx, N. Y.
Company November 1, 1917. near Sommerance October 14, 1918.

Joined
Wounded
Mollis H. Peyton,
Company
April 19, 1918.
Antonio Piperni,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
25, 1918.
25,
1918.
Sick
in
hospital
October

James H. Pitts, Savannah, Tenn.
Joined
Company
7,
April
19,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
1918. near
1918.
La Forge.
cember
19,
Byron Quackenbush,
Hion, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Henry Reed,
Mapleton, Maine.
Joined
Company November
18,
10,
1917.
Sick in hospital
6,
October
of
1918.

4,
1919.
rolls
Sick in hospital February
1919,
and dropped from
Company.
Joined
John
Emil
C.
Reblich,
Company
April 23, 1918.
Woodlawn, Md.
E. Reinesch,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Vernon, Texas.
William A. Reinholdt,
Remsen, Iowa.
Willis
J.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Revell,
Doyle, Ga.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Glaus
E.
Reinholdt, Remsen, Iowa.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
15, 1918.
.
8.
1918.
Appointed Private
Joe Richter.
Thalia, Texas.
Joined
Company November
2,
1918.
John John
0. Riggs, Growell, Texas.

R. Riggs, Lake Victor, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8. 1918.
Joined
Company November
2.
1918.
Ludie Riley,
Joined
Company
April 19. 1918.
Lee Rishel.
Lfniontown, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18,
1917.
Killed
in
action
near Sommerance October 14. 1918.

Joined
Pedro Rivera,
Poteet, Texas.
Company
April
2.
1918.
Francisco Roccosecca, New Britain, Gonn.
Joined
Company November
1.
1917.
Richard Rosenbaum.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
M.
P.
Transferred to Provisional
10. 1919.
82nd Division January
Steline Rosenburg,
Hartford, Conn.
Joined
Company November
1.
1917.
Gharles
I.
Rosenfield,
I.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
Providence, R.
Albert
T. Ross,
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
New Haven,
Gonn.
Joined
Pittsburfi
E. F.
345
Company
April 23. 1918.
Ignatz Rowinski, Newark, N.
Joined
J.
Company November
15, 1917.
William
J.
Roy,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Sick in hospital Sep-
tember
15,
1918, and dropped from rolls of 1918.
Company.
August Ruf,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
CONSTANTINE RuSCITTI,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
as Private 1st Class from 327th Infantry.
John H. Sanders,
Marietta, Ga.
Company
April 19, 1918.
PiNKNEY Lee Shaw,

Reelfoot, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Company, 328th
Joined
Class
1918.
Infantry, July 19, 1918.
Walter
Sikorski, Snetana, Texas.
Company
15,
April
1918.
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
in
1st
February
Sick
hospital
6,
October 22,
1918.
Michael Siluk,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
18,
1917.
Earl W.
Sires,
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Savannah, Ga.
Jas. R.
Smith,
Corning, N. Y.
Joined
Company
1,
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July
1918.
Abr.\ham Spector,
Joined
Company November
31,
8,
1917.
Wounded
Rejoined
in action
New
David Spitz,
York, N. Y.
October
1918,
at
.Sommerance.
Company
January
Joined
13, 1919.
Company November
8,
1917.
Bronx, N. Y.
John
B. Str.\w,
Joined
Company October
20. 1917.
Braddock, Pa.
Lacy M. Strickland,
Elberton, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Sick in hospital Au-
gust 15, 1918, and dropped from rolls of
Company,
Francis Sylvia.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.

7,
New
Bedford, Mass.
La Forge October
Joined
1918.
Samuel H. Tarver,
Savannah, Ga.
Company
1,
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class July
1918.
8.
August Tepper,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Charles
C.
Thompson,
Nonie, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
RuFus
J.
Thompson,
Atlanta, Ga
Joined
gust
1,
Company May
27,
1918.
Sick in hospital Au-
1918,
and dropped from
rolls of
Company.
Appointed Private
James
F.
Tinsley, Valley Falls, R.
Joined
I.
Company November
October
1,
13, 1917.
1st Class
1918.
Frank Tivano,
Revere, Mass.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Albert
T.
Tucker, Exmoor, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Thomas
L.
Vanderslice, Guy, New Mexico.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Emery Vereen,
George
F. Vinson, Richard City, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Joined
Company
7,
April
19,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
October
Joined
1918.
Raymond Whitcomb,
Owings
Mills,
Company
1,
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Md.
Class October
1918.
15, 1917.
Stanislau Witkorosky, Newark, N.
Joined
J.
Company November
Anton Wille,
Clayton, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Winton
E. Williams, Oakville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.

14, 1918.
Norroy September
Joined
Charles Willlamsky,
Tompkinsville,
S.
I.,
Company
April 23, 1918.

rolls of
Sick in hospital July
N. Y.
26, 1918,
and dropped from
Company.
Appointed Private
1st
Albert Williamson,
Grove
Hill, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Onnie H. Willis,
Elberton, Ga.
Joined
Company April
1,
19,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class October
1918.
Graves M. Wood,
Sylvester, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
John
P.
Woodle,
Clarksville, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Howard
A. Wilson,
Joined
Company November
16, 1918.
15,
1917.
to
Appointed MeProvisional Motor
Needham, Mass.
chanic April 26. 1918.
Transferred
Truck Unit July
William Wrenn,
Jonesboro, Ark.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Antonio Ya2zo,
White Plains, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
12,
1918.
F.
MEMORANDUM REGARDING REGIMENTAL

3RD BATTALION HEADQUARTERS
Majors
E. H.
ROSTER,
Johnson.
Commissioned Major August
15,
1917.
3,
Joined
Regito
ment
at its organization
September
1917.
Assigned
3rd Battalion, 328th Infantry, commanding.

pital
Went
to hos-
October
8,
1918.
B. B.
Clarkson, Marion Institute,

Marion, Ala.
15.
3,
1917.
1917.
Joined Regi-
ment
at its organization,
September
Assigned and
commanding Company K, 328th

3rd Battalion, 328th Infantry, in
Infantry.
St.
Commanding
oflfensive
Mihiel
Sep-
tember
15,
1918.
Commanding 3rd
8,
Battalion
Meuse-Arto
gonne offensive October

sick October, 1918.
1918.
to
Evacuated
hospital
15,
Returned
Regiment November
11, 1918.
1,
1918.
Commissioned Major November
Cited for
13, 1919.
gallantry in action. Division Order No.
January
Commanding
3rd Battalion, 328th Infantry, since then on.
Captain
Edwin U. 0. Waters, Owens Mills, Md.
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant November 26, 1917.
As-
signed to 3rd Battalion, 328th Infantry.

ficer
Intelligence Of-
June
21.
1918.
8,
Transferred to
1918.
Company K, 328th
November
to
I
Infantry,
14, 1918.
November
Returned
11,
Left for America
to organization.
Promoted
Captain
November
been in
1918.
Assigned
to
Company
and has
command
since to date.
FlEST LlEUTEXAXTS
A. G. Eritzland.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant June
to 1st
18, 1917.
to
5,
Promoted
Regiment
1917.
Assigned
and appointed Battalion Adjutant September

lieved February 9, 1918.
Re-
Burke Hood,
Cuthbert, Ga
ed
15,
3,
1917. 1917.
Joined
Assign3,
Regiment
to
at its organization,
I,
September
Company
to 1st
328th
Infantry,
September
1,
1917.
Promoted
Lieutenant February
1918.
Appointed
to
Battalion Adjutant February 9, 1918.

pital
Evacuated
hos-
October
9,
1918.
to
Returned
to
Regiment November
Infantry.
20, 1918.
Assigned
Company K, 328th
since
Com-
manding Company
March
5,
1919, on.

H. Waller,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August Regiment
signed to
at
its
15, 1917.
3,
Joined
As-
"Halceyon Hill," Montgomery, Ala.
organization,
September
Infantry.
1917.
Company K, 328th
Attended British
29,
Bayonet School on
Somme from May

St.
1918.
French
Auto-Rifle School June 24, 1918.
Mihiel offensive Sepoffensive

9,
tember
1918.
15,
1918.
Meuse-Argonne
1918.
October
6.
Wounded near Cornay October

October
to 1st
9,
1918.
Evacuated
22, 1918.
to hospital
Returned November
Promoted
talion
date.
Cited for
gallantry in action January 13, 1919.
Appointed 3rd Batto
Adjutant November 23, 1918, with the Battalion
Second Lieutenant
Frank A. Johnson,
Jamestown, N. Y.
ed

to
5,
1918.
Assign8,
Company
Battalion
L,
328th
Infantry,
Officer
Made
lieved
Intelligence
November November
1,
1918.
1918.
23,
Battalion
Summary Court
OfiScer
December
Officer
1918.
Reto
from Battalion Intelligence
and assigned
Company
March
5,
1919. to date.
Sergeant-Majoes
Edward
Schneider, Turners Falls, Mass
J.
Made
to
Battalion Sergeant-Major June Battalion

in action
1,
1918.
to
Assigned
for
3rd
for
duty.
1,
Evacuated
1918.
hospital
wounds
October
Has
not returned.
TOKUTARO N. SlOCUM,
Minot, N. D.
to
Appointed Sergeant-Major February

3rd Battalion for duty.
15, 1919.
Assigned
With
the Battalion to date.
ROSTER OF COMPANY
I,
328TH INFANTRY.
Captains
Samuel
C.
Rumph,
Ga.
15,
1917.
Assigned
to
Marshallville,
Company August
from August
29,
29,
1917.
1917, to
May
1918, to September 15, 1918.

20,
1918, to July 17,

15,
1918.
command of Company 1918. From July 17, Sick in hospital from May Wounded in action SeptemIn
20,
St.
ber
1918]
Norroy,
Vandieres,
Mihiel
offensive.
Was commanding
the Battalion
when wounded.
15,
Charles N. Sisson,
Jacksonville, Ala
1917.
Company June of L Company
5,
1918, to June 14. 1918. taking
Command of command
of this Regiment.
15.
Herbert D. N. Jones.
1917.
Command
Transferred
of
to
Company
July
8.
1918, to July 17, 1918.

Infantry-.
Headquarters Company 328th
E. F.
349
15,
Carl
B. Roberts.
1917.
Assigned
of
to
Company November
from November
to
8,
1918.
In
command
4,
Company
8, 1918, to
December
1918.
Transferred
Headquarters 328th Infantry.
Edwin U. 0. Waters, Owings Mills,
Commissioned
moled
to
1st
Lieutenant November 26. 1917.

11,
Pro-
Captain November
4,
1918.
Assigned to Comof
pany December
1918.
In
command
Company De1,
cember
4.
1918. to date.
Cited for gallantry in action in
Argonne-Meuse
offensive per General Orders No.
Head-
quarters 164th Infantry Brigade
May
4,
1919.
First Lli^:utenants
Victor T. Covington, Tampa,
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant April
Fla.
to 1st Lieutenant
20, 1917.
Promoted
October
November
to date.
8,
1918, with
1, 1917. Assigned to Company Company from November 8, 1918,
Walter
L.
McArthur,
Slocum, Ala.
15,
1917.
Proto
moted
from
1st
Lieutenant
29,
December
1917.
31,
1917.
Assigned
of
Company August
In
command
Company
to
May
20, 1918, to
June
5, 1918.
Transferred
Head-
quarters
Company 328th
Infantry.
15,
Julius F. Bell,
Jr.,
1917.
Proto
Milledêville, Ga.
moted
June
to
to
1st Lieutenant
December
In
1918,
31,
1917.
of
Assigned
Company August
14,
29, 1917.
command
in action
Company from
15,
9,
1918, to July 8,
10. 1918.
and September
October
1918,
October
Wounded
1918,
at
Comay-Meuse-Argonne
January
13, 1919.
offensive.
1,
action per General Orders No.

vision,
Burke Hood,
Cuthbert, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant December 31, 1917. Assigned to Company August 29, 1917. With Company from August Transferred as Battalion Ad29, 1917, to March 20, 1918.
jutant.
Beverly A. Shipp, Macon, Ga.
ProCommissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15. 1917. moted to 1st Lieutenant September 19, 1918. Assigned to Company August 29, 1917. With Company from August
29, 1917. to date.
Wounded
in action
October
9.
1918, at
Comay-Meuse-Argonne offensive. Sick in hospital from October 9, 1918. to December 30. 1918. Awarded Distinguished Service Cross per General Order No. 47, Headquarters 82nd Division,
in
action.
December
gallantry
25.
1918. for gallantry

offensive
Cited
for
1,
St.
Mihiel
per
General Order No.
164th Infantry Brigade,
May
4, 1919.
Grover
B.
Harmon,
Nebraska.
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant July 7, 1918. Assigned to Company November 30, 1918. With Company from November 30, 1918, to January 2, 1919. Transferred to Company D, 328th Infantry.
Stokes Hamilton,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
15,
1917.
to
Pro-
moted
to 1st
Lieutenant August, 1918.

30,
Assigned
Com16,
pany November
ber 30, 1918,
1919, to date.
to
1918.
With Company from Novem-
date.
Sick in hospital from
March
LoviCK
p. Lingo,
15,
1917.
Proto
9, 9.
Milledgeville, Ga.
moted
to
1st
Lieutenant November,
9,
1918.
Assigned
Company
1918,
pital
at
April
1918.
With Company from April
1918. to October 20, 1918.
Wounded
in action
October
in
Cornay-Meuse-Argonne
per
offensive.
Sick
hos-
from October
20, 1918. to January, 1919.
Awarded
45,
Distinguished
Service
Cross
General
11,
Order No.
Headquarters 82nd Division, December

lantry in action.
1918, for gal-
Second Lieutenants
Warren
E. Cox,

to
23, 1918.
Assigned
24,
New
York, N. Y.
Company
July 24, 1918.
With Company from July
1918, to September 15, 1918.
Wounded
St.
in action
Septem-
ber 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres,
Mihiel offensive.
1918.
H. L. Pierce, Harrisburg, Pa.

to
23,
Assigned
Company September
16, 1918, to
8,
16,
1918.
8,
With Company from

1918.
September
tion
October
Wounded
in ac-
October
1918, at
offensive.
Charles 0.
E. Doerr,
to
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant October, 1918.
Assigned
Rochester, N. Y.
Company October
17, 1918.
With Company from Octo-
ber 17. 1918, to date.
Joseph W. Schmidt,
Bronx, N. Y.
to
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant October, 1918.
Assigned
Company October
17.
1918.
With Company from Oc-
tober 17, 1918, to date.
First Sergeants
Ralph
R.
Hodgson,
Athens, Ga.
Assigned
to
Company September
Sergeant
20,
1917.
Appointed
1st
Sergeant from Private October 15, 1917. Sergeant
Appointed
1917.
from
November
1918.
1,
Graduate
Ga.
from 3rd
Officers'
Training School at
5.
Camp Gordon,
Rejoined Company April

tenant July 22, 1918.
Commissioned 2nd Lieu-
Harold H. Moynahan,
Holyoke, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
1,
14.
1917.
Appointed
Corporal from Private December

geant
1917. 1918.
Appointed Ser-
from Corporal February
15,
Appointed
1st
Sergeant from Sergeant June 15, 1918.

ficers'
Attended 4th Of-
Training School at Langres. France. July 30, 1918.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant.
James
L.
F.
351
20,
McDonald,
Conemaugh, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company October
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant from Private December 15, 1917. Appointed 1st Sergeant from Sergeant August 1, 1918. Wounded in action
offensive.
September 15, 1918, at Norroy-Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital.

to
Malcolm
E.
Morrell, Wayland, Mass.
Assigned
Corporal
Company November
15,
14,
1917.
Appointed
SerSer1st
from Private April
1918.
Appointed
geant from Corporal June 15, 1918.

geant from Sergeant February
in
1, 1,
Appointed
1919.
Cited for gallantry

In-
action
General
Order No.
4,
Headquarters 164th
fantry Brigade, JSlay
1919.
Mess Sergeant.
Joseph
B.
Topper,
Philadelphii
Assigned
to
Company October
15.
1917.
Appointed
Cook from Private December 15. 1917. Appointed Mess Sergeant from Cook April 15, 1918. Cited for gallantry
in
action
General Order No.
1.
Headquarters 164th
In-
fantry Brigade,
May
4,
1919.
Supply Sergeant
Thomas
F.
Butterworth,
Fall River, Mass.
Assigned to Company November 14, 1917. Appointed Mechanic from Private December 15, 1917. Appointed Supply Sergeant from Mechanic February 15. 1919. Cited
for gallantry in action General
Order No.
1919.
1,
Headquarters
May
4,
Sergeants
George
C. Ciepcielinsky,
Assigned
to
Company October
29,
15,
1917. 1917.
Appointed
Braddock, Pa.
Sergeant from Private December
Wounded
in
action October 9, 1918, at Cornay-Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
1,
to
hospital.

in
1,
Cited
for
gallantry
action
General Order No.
May
4,
1919.
Harold
L. Davis,
Assigned
to
Company November
18, 1917.
Mt. Summit, Ind.
Cook November
Jime
1,
Appointed 8, 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Cook
1918.
to
Earl
S.
Garard,
Illinois.
Assigned
Company
April 13, 1918.

15,
.Appointed Cor-
poral from Private April
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
8,
from Corporal June 15, 1918. Killed in action October 1918, at Cornay-Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Herbert Homesley, Durham, Ark.
Assigned
join
to
Company
April 13,
1918.
Volunteered
to
Company
as Private for overseas service with recom-
mendation as former grade as Sergeant.

geant from Private April
15,
Appointed Serin
1918.
Wounded
action
October
9,
1918,
at
offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
Rejoined Company December 14, Cited for gallantry in action General Order No. 1,
to
hospital.
May
4,
1919.
352

S.
John
Jones,
Assigned
to
Company
April
15,
19,
1918.
Appointed Cor-
Dawson, Ga.
poral
from Private June

School
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
to
from Corporal August

Candidate
at
15, 1918.
Transferred
France,
5th
1,
Army
1918.
Langres,
October
Graduated from school.

1918.

S.
Transferred to A. E.
D. Montpelier University,
France, February 26, 1919.
Ralph A. Jackson,
Butler, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company October
18,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal from Private December 15, 1917.

geant from Corporal July 15, 1918.
Appointed Ser-
Harry
T.
Maull, Audubon, N.
Assigned
J.
to
Company
April 24, 1918.

15,
Appointed CorSergeant
15,
poral
from Private July

15,
1918.
Appointed
from Corporal August
1918.
Gassed September
1918, at Norroy-Vandieres-St. Mihiel offensive.

to
Evacuated
hospital.

to
Joseph H. Murphy,
Visalia, Cal.
Assigned
Company November
1,
8,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private July
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal December
1,
1918.
1917.
Frank H. Murphy,
Ft. Fairfield,
Assigned
to
Company November
1,
14,
Appointed
Me.
Corporal from Private July 15. 1918.
Appointed Sergeant
1918.
In
command
of
14,
Com1918,
pany
to
in
Meuse-Argonne
17,
offensive
from October
October
1917.
All officers of
Company wounded.
1,
Cited for gallantry in action per General Orders No.
Headquarters 82nd Division January
13, 1919.
Thomas McMahon,
Holyoke,
Assigned to Company November 14, 1917.
Appointed
Ma
Sergeant
1,
1918.
Transferred to
3rd Officers' Training School at
Camp
Gordon, Ga.. Jan5,
uary
5.
1918.
Graduated from school April

April
5,
1918.
Re22,
joined
1918.
Company
1918.
Commissioned July
Transferred.
to
Wallace H. Neal,
Thomasville, Ga.
Assigned
Company September
9,
1917.
1,
Appointed
Trans-
Supply Sergeant from Private November
1917.
ferred to 3rd Officers' Training School at

Ga.,
Camp
Gordon,
Rejoined
January
5,
1918.
5,
Graduated from school.
Company
April
1918.
Commissioned July
22,
1918.
Transferred.
Hal W. Nelson,
Carmi, HI.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private September
6, 1918.
Appointed Ser-
geant from Corporal April 20, 1919.
Stephen H. Nelson,
Newark, N.
J.
Assigned
Corporal
to
Company November
Private
1,
1917. 1917.
Appointed
Appointed
from
December
15,
Sergeant from Corporal January 15, 1918.
Wounded
in
action October 14. 1918. at Sommerance-Meuse-.\rgonne offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
F.
353
20,
Algot
J.
Peterson, Braddock, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company October
1917.
Appointed

geant from Corporal January 15, 1918.
tion
Appointed Ser-
Wounded
in
ac-
October
to
9,
1918,
at
offensive.
1,
1,
Evacuated
1918.
hospital.
Cited for gallantry in action General Order No.
May
1,
4.
1919.
Harold
E.
Phelps,
Assigned
to
Company November
.at
1917.
Appointed
Springfield, Mass!
Sergeant from Private December 15, 1917.
Transferred to
3rd
Officers'
5,
Candidate School
Camp
Gordon. Ga., Jan-
uary
1918.
5,
Graduated from school and rejoined Com1918.
pany April
22, 1918.
Transferred.
to
Joseph
B. Steinhart,
Assigned
Company January
1,
22,
1918.
Appointed
New
Albany, Ind.
Corporal from Private November 16, 1917.

geant from Corporal September
1918.
Appointed Ser-
Oliver E. Tope,
Chicasro,
111.
Assigned
to
Company April
21.
1918.
Transferred
to
Company
as Sergeant.
at
Graduate from 3rd

Gordon, Ga., April
Officers' Train5.
ing School
Camp
1918.
Com-
missioned 2nd Lieutenant July 22, 1918.
Transferred.
1917.
Henry
J.
Vajda,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company October
25,
Appointed
Corporal from Private January 15, 1918.

geant from Corporal August 15,
1918.
Appointed SerKilled in action
September
fensive.
15,
1918,
at
Norroy-Vandieres-St.
Mihiel
of-
John W. Welch,
Pikeville, Tenn.
Assigned
to
Company September
1,
6,
1917.
Appointed
October
Corporal from Private April
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
in action
from Corporal July

11,
15, 1918.
Wounded
1918,
at
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
Elza Hager,
Elliottsville, Pa.
Assigned
poral
to
Company October
15.
1,
18, 1917.
Appointed Cor-
from Sergeant June
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
in
from Corporal March tember

15,
1919.
Wounded
action
Sep-
1918, at Norroy-Vandieres-St. Mihiel offensive.

to
Evacuated
1918.
hospital.
15,
1,
May
8.
4.
1919.
Edward Lindsay,
Muncie, Ind.
-Assigned
to
Company November
1,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private January

geant from Corporal
1918.
Appointed Ser-
March
1.
1919.
Corporals
Jesse Ashenfeldter,
Lintuer,
Assigned
to
Corporal from Private
Company November 8, March 1, 1919.
1918.
Appointed
354

Assigned
to
George Bailiff,
Banning, Cal.
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class February 15, 1919.
James E. Besett,
Peoria, HI.
in
Assigned
action
to
Company
April 13, 1918
Appointed Cor-
Cited for gallantry
General Order No.
1,
Headquarters 164th In-
fantry Brigade,
May
4th, 1919.
Howard W. Bardwell,
Springfield,
Assigned
Corporal
to
Company November
Private
14,
1917.
Appointed
in
Mas
from
January
15,
1918.
Wounded
action October 9, 1918, at Cornay-Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
to
hospital.
James E. Butler,
South Dartmouth, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1,
1917.
Appointed

action
fensive.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Comay-Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
William
C.
Buckingham,
in
Assigned
Company November
1. 1,
7,
1917.
Appointed
for gallantry
In-
Waterbury, Conn.
Corporal from Private March

action
1919.
Qted
General Order No.
Headquarters 164th
fantry Brigade,
May
4,
1919.
Gilbert CaPPS,
Sadie, Okla.
Assigned
to
Company
1918,
to at
April 13, 1918.

1918.
Appointed Corin
poral from Private April 25,
Wounded
action
of-
September
fensive.
15,
Mihiel
Evacuated
15, 1918.
hospital.
cember
Pompeo Ciallella,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Assigned
to
Company November
1,
14,
1917.
Appointed
Corporal from Private December
1918.
Albert
P.
Cahill,
Providence, R.
I.
Assigned
to
Company November
14,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private February 15, 1919.
Wounded
in
action September 15, 1918, at Norroy-Vandieres-St. Mihiel

offensive.
Evacuated
to
hospital,
rejoining
Company De-
cember
15, 1918.
Albert Callahan,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Assigned
to
Company
1918,
at
April 24, 1918.

1,
Appointed Corin action

of-
poral from Private
December
1918.
Wounded
September
fensive.
15,
Mihiel
Evacuated
to hospital.
Rejoined Company OctoTrans-
ber 22, 1918.

ferred.
1.
Sick in hospital February 23, 1919.

Assigned
to
May
1918.
4,
1919.
Carl Collins,
Tomeston, Tenn.
Company November 8, Corporal from Private March 1, 1919.

Assigned
to
Appointed
Hobart
S.
Deweese,
Winifred, Mont.
Company
April 13. 1918.

1,
.Appointed Cor-
poral from Private
December
1918. 1918.
Roy Downam,
Delphi, Ind.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
Appointed
Corporal from Private July 16, 1918.
E. F.
Elmer Dykes,
Deweyville, Texas.
Assigned
to
Company
April 13, 1918.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private July 15. 1918.
Sick in hospital from
October
30,
1918.
Rejoined Company January 27, 1919.

1,
Cited for gallantry in action. General Order No.

quarters 164th Infantry Brigade,
Head-
May
4, 1919.
Harry
F.
Eutsey,
Scottdale,
Assigned
to
Company October
9,
20,
1917.
Appointed

action October
Wounded
in
1918, at Cornay-Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
1,
to
hospital.

action.
Cited
for
gallantry in
General
Order No.
1919.
May
1917.
4,
Antonio Fortin,
Pawtucket, R.
I.
Assigned
Corporal
to
Company November
Private
14,
Appointed
in
from
January
15,
1918.
Wounded
action October 8, 1918, at
Comay-Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
to
hospital.
John Matte.
Fall River,
Appointed
in action
of-
Me
Corporal from Private June 15, 1918.
Wounded
September
fensive.
15,
1918,
to
at
Mihiel
Evacuated
1,
hospital.
Rejoined Company Deaction.
cember
1918.
1,
General
Order No.
4,
May
1919.
Saul Gottlieb,
Assigned
to
Company November
Private
3,
1917.
Appointed
New
York, N. Y.
Corporal
from
January
15,
1918.
Wounded
in
action September 15, 1918, at Norroy-Vandieres-St. Mihiel

offensive.
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
Leo
G.
Harmeling,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Assigned
Company
July 22,
1918.
Appointed Cor17,
poral from Private February 15, 1919. 1918, at
Gassed October
offensive.
Sommerance-Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
Cited
to hospital.
for gallantry in action, General
Order No.
1919.
1,
Headquarters
May
4,
John
B.
Hyde,
Alaba
Assigned
to
Company
April 19, 1918.

1,
Appointed CorOffi-
poral from Private

cers'
May
1918.
Transferred to 4th
Training School at Langres, France, July 30, 1918.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant.
Nelson Jones,
Princeton, Ind.
Assigned
to
Company November
1,
8,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private January
1918. 1917.
James
L.
Larsen.
Assigned
to
Company November
Transferred.
3,
Appointed
Corporal from Private April 15, 1918.
Sick in hospital
June
1,
1918.
to
Salvatore Longobardi,
Assigned
Company November
1918. at
1.
1917.
Appointed
in ac-
New
York, N. Y.

tion
Wounded
October
to
9,
Comay-Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
hospital.
356

Assigned
to
Anthony Mackeweicz,
Greenfield, Mass.
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed
in action
of-
1919.
Wounded
September 15, 1918, fensive. Evacuated to

ber 22, 1918.
at
Mihiel
hospital.
Rejoined Company Octo-
Cited for gallantry in action. General Or-
der No.
1919.
1,
May
4,
James McGinness,
Massachusetts.
Assigned
October
to
Company November
1918,
at
14,
1917.
Appointed
in

8,
Wounded
action
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
to
Wesley
Fred
C.
C.
Morse,
Minerva, N. Y.
Assigned
Company March
23.
1918.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private July 15, 1918.
Muzzy,
Massachusetts.
Assigned
Corporal
to
Company November
Private
1,
1918.
Appointed
Transferred
from
January
15,
1918.
June
25, 1918, to 307th

to
Ammunition Train.
April
1,
Oliver Norris, Normangee, Texas.
Assigned
tober
ated.
Company
13,
1918.

9.
1918.
Gassed
1918.
Oc-
1918. at Cornay-Meuse-Argonne offensive.

3,
Evacu-

to
Glover Ooley,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Assigned
Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private
May
7,
1918.
James Pacifico,
Assigned
to
Company
at
April 24. 1918.

ofifensive.
3.
New
York, N. Y.
Wounded
October
1918.
6,
1918,
to
Varennes,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
William
C. Peters,
Assigned to
J.
Company November
5,
1917.
Appointed
in ac-
Newark, N.

tion
Wounded
September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel offensive. Evacuated to hospital.
Sherman Parsons,
Monticello,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
1,
8,
1918.
Appointed
1919.
6,
Albert
G. Reifke, Schenectady, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company November
1918.
Appointed
in
ac-
Corporal from Private March 15, 1918.

tion October 8, 1918, at Cornay,
Wounded
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
3.
Evacuated
1918.
to
hospital.
Rejoined
Company November
William
T. Riepple,
Assigned
to
Company August
13, 1918.
Appleton, Minn.
Wounded
September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel offensive. Evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company December 1, 1918.
Samuel Rosin,
Worcester,
Assigned
to
Company
April 24, 1918.

1,
Appointed Cor-
Mas
poral from Private

in
December
4,
1918.
1,
Cited for gallantry
action.
General Order No.
fantry Brigade,
May
1919.
E. F.
357
14,
James 0. Robertson,
Quincy, Mass.
Assigned to Company November
1918.
Appointed
in action
Wounded
September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel offensive. Evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company No-
vember
20, 1918.
George W. Roy,
Texas.
Assigned
to
Company
April 13, 1918.

of-
Wounded
September 15, 1918. at Norroy. Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital. fensive.
Chester
R.
Shrum,
Pennsylvania.
at
Assigned
to
Company October
December
18, 1918.
Appointed CorPrisoner of
8,
poral from Private
15.
1918.
War
Cornay, Meuse-Argonne offensive October

.Assigned to
1918.
Charles 0. Sheats,
Swissvale, Pa.
Company October
December
17, 1918.
Appointed Corto states
poral from Private
15, 1917.
Returned
as an instructor July 25, 1918.
Arnold Slomka,
Assigned
to
Company November
15.
3,
1917.
Appointed
New
York, N. Y.

tion
Gassed in ac-
September
1918. at Norroy. Vandieres-St. Mihiel

to hospital.
offensive.
Evacuated
to
John
T. Sullivan,
Assigned
Company November
14.
1918.
Appointed
Fall River, Mass.

at
Gassed in action
Evacuated
to
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
hos-
pital.
Rejoined Company December 23. 1918.

1,
Cited for
gallantry in action per General Order No.
Headquarters
82nd
Division. January 13, 1919.
Guy W. Snyder,
Dinuba, Cal.
Assigned to
Company November
8.
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private November 13, 1917.

.Assigned
to
John Vickers.
Lawrence, Mass.
in
Company November
14.
1918.
Appointed

action
Cited for gallantry
per General Order No.
1,
Headquarters 82nd
Division, January 13, 1919.
William H. Walsh,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company November
14.
1917.
Appointed
Corporal from Private February 15. 1919.

lantry in action. General Order No.
1.
Cited for gal-
Headquarters 164th
Infantry Brigade,
May
4, 1919.
Martin
L.
Woods,
Texas.
Assigned to Company April
13.
1918.
Appointed Cor-
Prisoner of
8,
War
at
Cornay. Meuse-Argonne offensive October
1918.
Cruickshank Alexander,
Springfield, Mass.
Assigned
Corporal
to
Company November
Private
3.
1917.
Appointed
from
January
1,
1918.
Returned
to
States as an instructor
September
1,
1918.
Jones T. Bond,
Assigned to Company April 14. 1918.

poral
.Appointed
Cor-
from Private April
15.
1918.
Transferred to 307th
.Ammunition Train June
25.
1918.
Fred
E.
Hansley,
Boston, Mass.
8,
Assigned
1918,
to
Company November
1.
1917.
Appointed
Evacuated
Corporal from Private August 15, 1918.

at
Gassed October
Cornay, Meuse-Argonne offensive.
to
hospital.
Levi P. Whitney, Lowell, Mass.
.\ssigned
to
Company November
14,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private February 15, 1918.
Transferred to
10, 1918.
Headquarters Company 328th Infantry, June
Cooks
William
L.
Bruggeman,
-Assigned
to
Company September
9,
1917.
Appointed
Fort Screven, Ga.
Cook from Private December

Assigned
to
15, 1917. 10,
George W. Hesser,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Company October
1917.
Appointed
Cook from Private December
15, 1918.
Foster Simmons,
Statesboro, Ga.
Assigned to Company September 7, Cook from Private December 15, 1917.

Assigned to Company November Cook from Private January 15, 1918.
1,
1917.
Appointed
John Tuomey,
Springfield, Mass.
1917.
Appointed
Mechanics
Manuel Souza,
Portsmouth, R.
Appointed Assigned to Company November 14, 1917. Cited for Mechanic from Private December 15, 1917. gallantry in action. General Order No. 1, Headquarters
Ifrlth Infantry Brigade,
May
4,
1919.
Guy W. Mongan,
Hagerstown, Md.
Assigned
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
Appointed Me-
chanic from Private February 15, 1919.
Harry Ouderkirk,
Detroit, Mich.
Assigned to Company November Mechanic from Private July 8, 1918.
8,
1918.
Appointed
BUGLEKS
Joseph Blum,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Assigned
Bugler
to
Company October
January
15,
10,
1917.
Appointed
6, 1919.
from
Private
1918.
Transferred to
Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry, January
Lewis M. Schube, Ashland, Mass.
.Assigned to
Company November
15,
14,
1917.
Appointed
Bugler from Private July
1918.
Prisoner of
8,
War
at
1918.
William W. Wagner,
Swissvale, Pa.
.Assigned
to
Company October
17,
1917.
Appointed
ugler from Private January 15, 1918.
Privates and Privates Piest Class

Domenic Abrunzo,
Williamsport, Pa.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
October
Evacuated
23, 1918.
Company November 1, 1917. Gassed in 1918, at Comay, Meuse-Argonne of8, Rejoined Company Deto hospital.
cember
Ralph W. Adams,
Maiden, Mass.
.Assigned to
Company November
3,
1917.
F.
359
8,
Harvey
B. Allain,
Assigned
III.
to
Company November
1918.
Bradley,
Carl V. Anderson,
Jefferson, Ohio.
Assigned
to
Company
July 22, 1918.
Carl
L.
Abramson.
Assigned
to
Company November
hospital.
1,
1917.
Wounded
in
action October 15,
Sommerance, Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
to
Fredolph Anderson.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
15,
April 13, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
September
1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St.

to hospital.
Mihiel
Evacuated
to
Joseph Aranow,
Assigned
tion
offensive.
Company November
15,
5,
1917.
Missing in acMihiel
New
York, N. Y.
September
K*V/eii in
act/o/i
Felix Arnold, Epworth,

III.
Leo Baldoni,
St.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Petersburg, Fla.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
William Bazilianskas, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Company November
8,
7,
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918.
to
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
23,
hospital.
cember
Eugene Bernache,
Assigned
offensive.
Company November
to
12,.
1917.
Wounded
in
New
Bedford, Mass.
action September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel
Evacuated
1918.
to
hospital.
cember
23,
Harry
D. Baker, Meyersville,
Assigned
Company July
1918,
at
to
3,
1918.
Wounded
Rejoined
in action
of-
Md.
October
fensive.
15,
Sommerance,
hospital.
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
17. 1919.
Company
March
Bert Berryman,
Kewaunee, Ind.
Lewis Betti, Stambaugh, Mich.
Assigned
to
Company September
7,
1917.
-Assigned to
Company November
8,
1918.
Anthony
Bildheiser.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
15,
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
September

to
Mihiel
Evacuated
hospital.
John Blaschak.
Assigned to Company July
3,
1918.
Wounded
in action
October
7,
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
hospital.
Claude W. Buck.
Assigned September
fensive.
to
Company July
1918,
at
22,
1918.
Gassed
in
action
15,
Norroy,
Vandieres-St.
Mihiel of-
to
Harvey Bradford.
Millshoal,
111.
Assigned
Company November
8,
1918.
William
C. Brett,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Kosciusko, Miss.
John Bruce.
Altheimer, Ark.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Jeremiah
J.
Cahill,
Assigned
offensive.
to
Company November
to
5,
1917.
Wounded
in
Springfield, Mass.
Evacuated
hospital.
vember
30. 1918.
to
Albert Cappola,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
Company
April 24. 1918.
Thomas Castellano,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned to Company June 5, 1918. Special duty with Supply Company. Rejoined Company December 17, 1918. Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Peter Cardone,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
8,
5,
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay.
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
Charles
L.
Carr,
Massachusetts.
Assigned
Company November
3,
1917.
Killed in acoffensive.
Meuse-Argonne
Pedro Chavez,
Texas.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
April 13, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
September 15, 1918, at Norroy. Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital.

to
Harry Chesdovitz,
St.
Assigned
Company November
8,
1918.
Augustine, Fla.
Assigned
offensive.
to
GuissEPPE Ciancuilli.
Company October
to hospital.
30,
1917.
Wounded
in
action September 15. 1918, at Norroy. Vandieres-St. Mihiel
Evacuated
to
Louis Ciavolella, New York, N. Y.
Assigned
Company November
8.
1918.
Albert Clegg.
Assigned
to
Company
April
15.
24.
1918.
at
Reported
Norroy.
as
missing in action
September
1918.
Van-
dieres-St. Mihiel offensive.
Charles Cohn,
Pittsfield,
Assigned
to
Company November
5,
1917.
Prisoner of
8.
Mass.
War
at

to
1918.
Charles Cohen,
Assigned
October
1918.
8,
Company
at
April 24. 1918.
Gassed in action
offensive.
New
York, N. Y.
1918,
to
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
Rejoined Company November 27,
John
E. Coates,
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Kearney, Mo.
Louisana Collota.
Chicago,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Antonio Cognetti.
Scottdale, Pa.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company October
9.
20.
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
15. 1918.
1918.
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-.Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
cember
E. F.
Frank Cote.
Assigned
tion
to
Company
15,
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
September
1918, at Norroy.
Vandieres offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
Bert
C.
Cotton.

tion
5,
1917.
October
8,
1918, at Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Sylvio Cyr,
Hamlin, Me.
Assigned to Company April 24, 1918.
Thomas
F.
Conway.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Sam Dashefsky,
New
Morris Davis.
York, N. Y.
Assigned to Company October 30, 1917. Wounded in action September 15. 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel
offensive.
Evacuated
to
to
hospital.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
September 15, 1918, at Norroy. Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital.

to
GuisEPPE D'Andrea
Canton, Ohio.
Assigned
Company
April 24, 1918.
Paul Demears,
Chicopee, Mass.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
September 15, 1918. at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company Jan-
uary 25, 1919.
Alfred Desjarlais,
Pawtucket, R.
I.
Assigned
offensive.
to
Company November
to
6,
1917.
Wounded
in
Evacuated
1918.
to
hospital.
cember
1,
Saverio D'Iorio,
Assigned
action
fensive.
Company November
8,
3.
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital. 30. 1918.
Thomas Dunbar,
Fincastle, Va.
Assigned
Company October
Harold
B.
Dugan,
Kingsley, Iowa.
Assigned
to
Company October
30.
1918.
Frank Doherty.
Assigned
to
Company November
1.
8,
1918.
Transferred to
hospital February
1919.
10.
191'i
John Donnelly,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company November
John
J.
Duffi
Maiden, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
5,
1917..
Early Durst.
Morris Ekus,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company October
30.
1918.
Transferred
January, 1919.
Assigned
to
Company November
7.
1917.
Lewis Enderson, Decorah, Iowa.
Assigned
to
Company October
30, 1918.
362

Assigned
to
ViLLIAM ESCHWEILER,
Riceville,
Company October
30, 1918.
Iowa
Assigned
to
Carmele Fabio,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Company October
30, 1918.
Joseph Fakley,
Bellingham, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
5,
1917.
Francesco F'aderaro.
Assigned
tion fensive.
to
Company April
24, 1917.
Wounded
in acof-
October 24, 1918, at Sommerance, Meuse-Argonne Evacuated to hospital.

to
Pangraiso Farina.
Assigned
action
offensive.
Company November
at
to hospital.
5,
1917.
Wounded
in
October 24, 1918,
Evacuated
to
Lawrence Farris,
Morehouse, Mo.
Assigned
Company October
30, 1918.
Robert Feltner,
Bluemont, Va.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
William
C.
Flowers,
Bonaquia, Tenn.
Assigned
to
Company October
30, 1918.
Angelo Folli.
Scranton, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company October
30, 1918.
Peter D. Ford.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital.

to
8,
Earl W. French.
Assigned
tion
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
1918, at Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital. to
Michael Fufidio,
Bronx, N. Y.
Assigned
Company November
5,
1917.
Marvin
William
B. Foster, Bentonville, Ark.

J.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
New
Ferrone, York, N. Y.
5,
1918.
William A. Fellows,
Lawrence, Mass.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
7,
14, 1918.
Wounded
in
of-
October
23, 1918.
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
cember
Peter
J.
Gaimari.
-Assigned to
Company November
to hospital.
3,
1917.
Wounded
in

offensive.
Evacuated
to
Michael Gallo,
Pitcairn,
Assigned
Company October
17, 1918.
Eutrope Gill.
Assigned
tion
to
Company November
1918, at Cornay,
October
8,
Gassed in ac1, 1917. Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
F.
363
7, 1917.
Benjamin Glass,
Assigned
to
Company November
hospital.
Gassed
in ac-
New
York.
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
to

January, 1919.
Transferred
to hospital
Joseph Gallagher.
Charles
T. Gammell. Otter River, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
11,
1917.
Robert Goodman,
Chestnut,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8, 1918.
HiNiE Glickman, Woonsocket, R.
Assigned
I.
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Protas Gnoranes.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
15,
to
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
September
1918, at Norroy,
hospital.
Vandieres-St. Mihiel
Evacuated
to
Frank Gonzales.
Assigned
Company April
hospital.
13, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
to
Maurice Guilfoyle.

action
fensive.
4,
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
8,
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
8,
Denny Goulding,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Assigned
Company November
1918.
Walter
James
C.
J.
Gauthier,
Pawtucket, R.
I.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Harmon.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
July 18, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mibiel Evacuated to hospital.

to
Joseph Helhoski.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
action
fensive.
Company October
8,
30,
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
23, 1918.
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
cember
Arthur
V. Heroux.

offensive.
Wounded
in
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
Jose Herrea.
Assigned
tion
Company
April 13. 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
10, 1918. at
Cornay, Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
to
John
C.
Holland.
Assigned
Company
at
April 13, 1918.
October
8,
1918,
Cornay,
Gassed Meuse-Argonne
in action
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
Nathan Hosmer,
Cohocton, N. Y.
Fr.\nk Hjelm,
St.
.Assigned to
Company
April
5,
1918.
Assigned to Company January
17,
1919.
Cloud, Minn.
Roy
E.
Hammond,
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
South Dartmouth, Mass.
Ernest W. Heath,
Middletown, R.
I.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Eugenio Isidoro,
Latrobe, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
BOLESLAW IwOCH,
Newburyport, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Nelson Jalbert,
Pawtucket, R.
I.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
8,
11, 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
hospital.
Andrew
Jensen,
Dolliver, Iowa.
Assigned
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital. to

April 19, 1918.
Fred
T. Johnson.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
Company
Wounded
in
ac-

to
James
P.
Johnson,
Fall River, Mass.
Assigned
offensive.
Company November
to hospital.
14,
1917.
Gassed
in
Evacuated
to
John
Juda,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
Company November
11, 1917.
Frank Jagiolka,
Starr Junction, Pa.
Assigned
merance,
to
Company October
offensive.
19,
1917.
Being
ex-
hausted, evacuated to hospital October 18, 1918, at Som-
Meuse-Argonne
23, 1918.
Rejoined
Company
December
William
C. Kiser, Carrie, Va.
8,
1918.
Fidelis Karczewski, Jersey City, N.

J.
14, 1917.
Wounded
in
action
October
23,
16,
1918, at
offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
to
to hospital.
cember
Patrick Kelly,
Providence, R.
I.
Assigned
Company November
14,
1917.
Simon
James
P.
Kershaw,
Grayville,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
J.
Kennedy,
Springfield, Mass.

offensive.
Wounded
in
Evacuated
1918.
to hospital.
cember
23,
Marcus W. Krauter,
Rochester, N. Y.
.Assigned to
tion
Company
hospital.
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
October
to
8,
1918, at Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
Rejoined
Company November
30,
E. F.
365
18, 1917.
YULIAN KOSOKOWSKI.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company October
Cornelius Kelliher, Maiden, Mass.

action
5,
1917.
Wounded
in
October
15,
1918,
to
at
offensive.
Evacuated
to
hospital.
6,
Tony Kujavi.
Assigned
offensive.
Company November
to hospital.
1917.
Evacuated
to
Augustine
L.
Kealey.
Assigned
offensive.
Company November
to hospital.
11, 1917.
WoHnded
in
Evacuated
to
Thomas Kirkcaldy,
Springfield, Mass.
Assigned
tion fensive.
Company November
14, 1918, at
14, 1917.
Killed in acof-
October
Eugene Lancaster,
Baldwyn, Miss.
Assigned
to
Company January
Transferred
to
14.
1919.
Joined
to
this
Company
as Sergeant.
Reduced from Sergeant
Private
April 19. 1919.
Company
April 30. 1919.
John
F. Leitz,
Assigned
tion
offensive.
Philadelphia,
to Company October 17, 1917. Gassed in acSeptember 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel Evacuated to hospital. to
Earl W. Lavaelly,
East Pepperill, Mass.
Assigned
Company November
5,
1917.
Gassed in ac-
ion October 8, 1918, at Cornay, Meuse-Argonne offensive. Evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company January 27,
919.
Roy
C. Leister.
Assigned
ensive.
to
Company
to
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
acof-
ion October 14, 1918, at
Evacuated
to
hospital.
Max
Levy.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
Company
hospital.
April 24,
ion October 8, 1918, at Cornay,
1918. Gassed in acMeuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
918.
to
Albert Lafave,
Williamstown, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Victor Larivee,
Easthampton, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Arture
Liberi, Philadelphia, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company February
8,
1919.
Leo Lorden,
Providence, R.
3.
1917.
L
Assigned
to 15,
Arthur Loader.
Company July
1918,
at
22, 1918.
Missing in action
Mihiel
of-
September
fensive.
Norroy, Vandieres-St.
Salvatore Lombardi.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
8,
11, 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to hospital.
366

C.
Arthur
Loveday,
Denison, Texas.
8,
1918.
Walter Luce,
Jefferson, Ohio.
Assigned
to
Company
July 22. 1918.
Robert
G. Lunn.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company July
22,
1918.
Wounded
in
ac-

to
Odie Lawrence, Randolph, Ala.
Assigned
Company
April 19, 1918.
Thomas
Harry
J.
Lillis, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Assigned
to
Company
July 22, 1918.
E.
Martin, Lenox Dale, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Jan Mazur,
Suffalo,
Assigned
to
Company November
16,
11, 1917.
Wounded
in
N. Y.
aclion
October
23, 1918.
1918, at
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
cember
Joe McCulley.
Assigned
tion
offensive.
to
Company
April 13, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-

to
John
J.
McGinn,
Fall River, Mass.
Assigned
Company November
5,
1917.
Paul V. Maresca,
Assigned
actiofif
to
Company November
10. 1917.
Wounded
in
New
York, N. Y.
offensive.

to
DOMENICK MaRTINO,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Assigned
Company November
11, 1917.
Peter Martinko.
Assigned
offensive.
to
Company November
to hospital. 26,
6,
1917.
Wounded
in
Evacuated
to
EuGENio Martinez. Corpus Christi, Texas.

Joe Matero,
Assigned
Company March
1918.
Assigned
to
Company November
12,
1917.
Transferred
New
Sam Mason,
York, N. Y.
hospital June 10, 1918.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Madisonville, Tenn.
Clemie D. McCue,
Darlington, Wis.
.Assigned to
Company November
8,
1918.
George McIntyre, New Harmony,
.Assigned to
Company November
8,
1918.
Ind.
Assigned
to
Manuel Medroes, New Bedford,
Company
April 24, 1918.
Mass.
F.
367
Martin Moore,
Roxbury, Mass.
Assigned to Company November 12, 1917. Wounded in action October 14, 1918, at Sommerance, Meuse-Argonne Evacuated to hospital. Rejoined Company Deoffensive.
cember
19, 1918.
to
William
C.
Moore,
Memphis, Tenn.
Assigned
Company November
8,
1918.
James Meece,
Milmine,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
19)8.
Edward Mehren,
Moline,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Henry Mickesh,
Campbell, Minn.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
George
B. Miller,
Assigned
111.
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Meredosia,
Walter H. Miller,
Quincy,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
George Misfeldt,
Hillsdale,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Henry Moseley.
Houston, Texas.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Julian Moss,
Elberton, Ga.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Edward Moretti.
Assigned
tion
to
Company November
8,
New
York, N. Y.
October
to
1918, at Cornay,
Gassed in ac5, 1917. Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Evacuated
13, 1918.
liospital.
Rejoined the Company December
Mateo Mussacchio,
Kansas
City,
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Mo.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Morris Maidbray.
Company November
8,
3,
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
New
York, N. Y.
October
1918.
to
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
1,
hospital.
Rejoined
Company De-
cember
John W. McDaniels,
Orion,
111.
Assigned
Company November
8.
1918.
Fred Meyers,
Hannah,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Clarence Morton,
Katie, Texas.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Joseph Muller,
Elizabeth, N.
J.
Assigned
to
Company
hospital.
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
tion October 7, 1918. at Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
1918.
to
Edward
B.
McManus,
Boston, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
3.
1918.
363

A'eal,
Assigned
111.
to
Morrill
Company November
8,
1918.
Duquoin,
George Neff,
Peoria,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Frank Neff,
Clay City,
111.
8,
1918.
Theodore Neckapolus,
Kankakee,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Joseph Nackler,
Assigned
offensive.
to
Company November
to hospital.
5,
1918.
Wounded
in
New
Bedford, Mass.
Evacuated
cember 21, 1918. Cited for gallantry in action, General Order No. 1, Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade, May
4,
1919.
James Nolsch,
Virginia,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
George Natele.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
8,
3,
New
York, N. Y.
October
1918.
to
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
1918. Gassed in Meuse-Argonne of-
Evacuated
3,
hospital.
vember
James A. Newell.
Assigned
offensive.
Company
to
April
24,
1918.
Wounded
in
action October 15. 1918, at
Evacuated
to
hospital.
8, 1918.
Walter Oehler,
Decatur,
111.
Assigned
Company November
Leo H. 0"Leary,
St. Louis,
Assigned
to
Company November
8, 1918.
Mo.
Assigned
to
Martin Ofiara,
St.
Company November
8, 1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Assigned
to
Ben Olsen,
Blackstone,
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
George
L. Olsen,
Assigned
111.
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Shirley,
Joseph Ostrowski,
Detroit, Mich.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Jan Ozug,
Assigned
to
Company
April 24. 1918.
Leslie Outlaw,
Fisher,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8, 1918.
Harold
B. Parfet,
Assigned
111.
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Peoria,
Antonio Pariso,
Pt.
Assigned
S.
I.,
to
Company November
5,
1917.
Richmond,
N. Y.
James Parrish,
Howell, Ga
Assigned
October
1918.
to
E. F.
369
in action
offensive.
Company
1918,
at
April 19, 1918.
10,
Cornay,
Evacuated
to
hospital.
Joseph Perlman,
Loveland, Col.
8,
1918.
George Peifer,
Ashland, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
William H. Pemberton,
Stratford, Texas.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
IvAR Peterson,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Bert Peterson,
Brainerd, Minn.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Sabatine Piccione,
Connellsville, Pa.
Assigned
tion
to
Company April
5, 1918.
Wounded
in ac-
September 15, 1918, at Norroy, Vandieres-St. Mihiel offensive. Evacuated to hospital.

Assigned
tion
to
Emile Pichette. Ernest Phillips,

Danville,
111.
Company November
8,
11, 1917.
October
to
1918, at Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
8,
Assigned
Company November
1918.
Clemens Pinger,
Peoria,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Theodore Powell,
Macon,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Mike Pracca,
Joliet,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
James Pyle,
Frankford,
111.
8,
1918.
Otto Pajewski,
Chicago,
111.
8,
1918.
Henry Radke,
Chicago,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Frank
E.
Rannow,
Hutchison, Minn.
8,
1918.
Albert Renfroe,
Paint Rock, Ala.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Walter Reynolds,
Assigned
October
8,
to
Company
at
April 13, 1918.
1918,
Cornay,
in action
offensive.
Evacuated
to
hospital.
Clarence Ritchie,
Lawrence, Mass.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
8,
3,
1917.
Missing in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
DOMENIC
Ricci, Detroit, Mich.
Assiptned to
Company November
8,
1918.
Cail Richardson, Naomi, Ky.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
John
Frank
E.
Richardson, Epason,
Assigned
111.
to
Company November
8.
1918.
D. Richison,
Assigned
111.
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Simms,
Harry
J.
Ripper,
Peoria.
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Joe Ritchie,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Grand
Saline, Texas.
Henry Roberts,
Calhoun, Ga.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
James
C.
Roberts,
Deirlo, Texas.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Louis Rondeau, Lawrence, Mass.
Assigned
fensive.
to
Company November
8,
5.
1917.
Prisoner of
of-
War November
1918.
at
Cornay.
INIeuse-Argonne
Manuel Rose, New Bedford,

Pasquale Russo,
Assigned
to
Company November
10.
1917.
Mass.
Assigned
J.
to
Company November
8,
14, 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
Orange, N.
action
fensive.
October
30, 1918. to
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
vember
Edward Rumrill.
Assigned
Company November
14, 1917.
Wounded
in

offensive.
to
Michael
J.
Ryan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assigned
Company
April 24. 1918.
Herman Rybysky,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Peter
J.
Ryan,
Easton, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company November
14, 1917.
Marie Robison,
Quinland, Texas.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Morris
J.
Roossin,
City, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company November
5,
1917.
Transferred
New York
Charles Sams,
January
6.
1919.
to
Assigned
Company November
8.
1918.
Telluride, Colo.
Carl
J.
Saner,
Peoria,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Anthony
Salvo.
Assigned
action
at
to
Company November
Vandieres-St.
11,
1917.
Gassed in
Evac-
Norroy,
Mihiel
offensive.
uated to hospital.
Natele Saraceno,
Canista, N. Y.
Walter
John
C. Sapp.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
G. Sannay,
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Remsen, Iowa.
Fred Scherzinger,
Chicago,
Jesse Schaeffer,
111.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Assigned
to
Company November
8.
1918.
Happy, Texas.
Frederick
C.
Schwartz, Monroe, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
Reginald Schofield,
Massachusetts.
Assigned
offensive.
to
Company November
to
11, 1917.
Woimded
in
action September 15, 1918, at Norroy. Vandieres-St. Mihiel
Evacuated
to
hospital.
8.
William
T. Scott,
Assigned
Company November
1918.
Vernon, Texas.
Joseph H. Sewell,
Seville, Ga.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
John
E.
Short,
Lillydale, Tenn.
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Fr.\nk L. Stwaski,
Mattituck, L.
I.,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
11. 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
N. Y.
action
fensive.
October
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
23, 1918.
to
hospital.
cember
John Shorter.
Oscar Singleton, Buena Vista, Ga.
Assigned
Company February
15,
1919. 1918.
Transferred.
8,
Ruben Shanks,
Texas.
Assigned
to
15,
Company
1918,
at to
April 13, 1918.
Gassed in action
Mihiel of-
September
fensive.
Norroy, Vandieres-St.
hospital.
Evacuated
to
John Sorokacz,
Miners Mills, Pa.
Assigned
Company
April
3,
1918.
Henry
Siegel.
Assigned
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in acof-
tion October 14, 1918, at

fensive.
Evacuated
to
to hospital. 11, 1918.
John Stanseski.
Assigned
action
fensive.
Company November
10,
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918.
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
hospital.
372

Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Samitet. Starr.
Company November
8,
5,
1917.
Killed
in
of-
Worcester, Mass.
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
GURNEY StEVANUS,
Garrett,
Assigned
to
Company October
20,
1917
Thomas Stewart,
Philadelphia,
Assigned
to
Company
April 13, 1918.
Tony Stlblick.
.'\ssigned
to
Company
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
ac-
tion
ofFensive.

to
Charles
C.
Swaney,
Braddock,
Assigned
action
offensive.
Company October
14.
20,
1917.
Wounded
in
October
1918.
to
at
Evacuated
hospital.
cember
15, 1918.
to
Stefan Svenssicky.
Assigned
offensive.
Company November
to
11,
1917.
Wounded
in
Evacuated
to
hospital.
8,
Joe Swegzda,
Madison,
Assigned
Company November
1918.
Onofrio Sciackitano,
Assigned
to
Company November
3, 1917.
1,
Cited for gal-
New
Anselmo
Solis,
York, N. Y.
lantry in action. General Order No.
Headquarters 164th
Infantry Brigade,
May
4, 1919.
Assigned
to
Company
April 13, 1918.
Brownsville, Tex.
Robert Shugrue,
Quincy, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
14, 1917.
Joseph Stankus.
Fayette City, Pa.
Assigned
to
Company October
20, 1917.
Charles Taylor. West Chelmsford, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
11, 1917.
Maryan Tataryk, New
Assigned
Jersey.
to
8,
Company November
1918, at Cornay,
5,
1917.
Prisoner of
offensive.
War
October
to
Meuse-Argonne
20.
Joe Tirko, West Newton, Pa.
Assigned
action
offensive.
Company October
at to
1917.
Wounded
in
October 14, 1918,
Evacuated
hospital.
3,
Charles Uritza,
Jacobs Creek, Pa.

tion
1918.
Wounded
in
acof-
October
18,
1918, at
to
Rejoined
fensive.
Evacuated
19, 1918.
tu
hospital.
Company De-
cember
Antonio Vitti,
Stamford, Conn.
Assigned
Company
April 24, 1918.
Bruno Vavalo,
Providence, R.
I.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
10,
11. 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
19.
1918.
to
at
Cornay.
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
1918.
hospital.
Rejoined
Company De-
cember
F.
Anthony Valentine,
Fall River, Mass.
Assigned
to
Company November
5,
1917.
Luis Virginia,
Pennsylvania.
Assigned to Company October

action
fensive.
17,
1917.
Wounded
in
October
1918.
8,
1918,
to
at
Evacuated
15,
hospital.
Comay, Meuse-Argonne ofRejoined Company De-
cember
Transferred.
11,
John Wall.

action
fensive.
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
8,
1918,
to
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
hospital.
20.
Albert M. Waters,
West Newton,
Assigned
action
fensive.
Company October
8,
1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital. 24,
Anthony Waluda.
Assigned
October
8,
Company April
at
1918.
Gassed
in action
1918,
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
Evacuated
to hospital.
Stanislaw Wieczorek, New London, Conn.
Assigned
tion
fensive.
to
Company
18,
to
April 24, 1918.
Wounded
in
acof-
October
23,
1918, at
Evacuated
1918.
to
hospital.
cember
Oscar
L.
Wernhoff,
Agawan, Mass.
Assigned
Company
April
3.
1918.
Stefan Witecki,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Assigned
to
Company January
17,
1919.
Francis W. Welch.
Assigned
to
Company November
11,
1917.
Transferred
September
12, 1918.
Felix Wixey,
Peacock, Ala.
19,
1918.
Gassed
in action
October
11,
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
offensive.
17, 1919.
Evacuated
to hospital.

April 24, 1919.
John H. Wescott.
Robert Whitworth.
Assigned
to
Company
Prisoner of
offensive.
in
War
October
8,
1918, at Cornay,
to
Meuse-Argonne
Assigned
tion
offensive.
Company
15,
to
April 13, 1918.

at
Wounded
ac-
September
1918,
Norroy, Vandieres-St. .Mihiel
Evacuated
to
hospital.
11. 1917.
Joseph Woboli,
Assigned
action
fensive.
Company November
8,
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
Philip Yeomans,
Statenville, Ga.
Assigned
Company
April 19, 1918.
Howard Young.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Company November
8,
11, 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Cornay,
Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital.
Carrol
B. Zeigler,
Assigned
Company
April 19. 1918.
Gassed
in action
Georgia.
September
15, 1918, at Norroy,
Vandieres offensive.
Evac-
uated to hospital.
374

Assigned to Company October 20, 1917.
tion
William Dunne.
Braddock, Pa.
Killed
August
8,
1918, at Bouconville, Toul sector.
Arthur Fugett,
Pfeiffer,
Assigned
to
Company November
8,
1918.
Ark.
Assigned
action
fensive.
to
Henry Joyce,
Clinton, Mass.
Company November
6.
11, 1917.
Wounded
in
of-
October
1918,
at
Varennes, Meuse-Argonne
Evacuated
to
to hospital. 17,
William Naudascher,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Assigned
line
Company October
1917.
Wounded
in
of
duty July 28, 1918, at Bouconville, Toul secloi.

to hospital. to
Evacuated
John Ryan,
Kingsley, Iowa.
Assigned
Company November
8,
1918.
ROSTER OF COMPANY
Blandy
B. Clarkson,
K, 328TH
INFANTRY
15,
CAPTAIlSrS
1917.
Assigned
to
Milboro, Va.
Company September
September
5,
1917,
Commanding Company from Commanding untO October 8, 1918.

5, 1917.
8,
3rd Battalion from October
1918, until October 18, 1918.
when he was evacuated

and Meuse-Argonne
to hospital.
offensives this officer
During the St. Mihiel showed fine ex-
amples of bravery, leadership and devotion to duty reReceived Divisional gardless of his own personal safety.
citation
on General Order No.
1,
vision, dated
January
13, 1919.
Harold
C.
Hutchens,
Tallapoosa, Ga.
Assigned
mand
of
25, 1919,
Was in comto Company December 1, 1918. Company from December 1, 1918, until February when he was relieved from assignment to comto
pany and transferred

Toulouse, France.
School Detachment, University of
FlEST LlEUTE^îNTS
Oscar H. Beasley,
Washington, D. C.
Commissioned
signed to
1st

1,
As-
Company December
1917.
Transferred to the
United States for duty in August, 1918.
Carl W. Berry,
Sioux Falls,
S.
Assigned to Company November Company from November 18, 1918,
18, 1918.
Commanding
and again from February
25,
December 1, 1918, March 5. 1919. Company and transferred to

until
1919, until
Company
of
Regiment March
5,
1919.
George Bowersox,
Purdue, Ind.
Company November 8, 1918. Commanding Company from November 8, 1918, until November 18, 1918. Relieved from assignment to Company and transferred to
.\ssigned to
School Detachment,
ruary 25, 1919.
University
of
Toulous, France, Feb-
F.
375
As-
Burke Hood,
Cutlibert, Ga.
Commissioned
signed to
1st

8,
Company November
5,
1918,
commanding Com-
pany from March
1919, until the present date.
William
F.
Enneking,
Nashville, Tenn.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. AsCompany September 5, 1917. Commissioned 1st During the St. jNIiluel offensive this officer displayed great coolness and bravery in
signed to

forward.
leading his platoon
Receired Division citation
on
General
Order
13,
No.
1919.
1.
Headquarters
Relieved
to
82nd
Division,
to
dated
January
from
assignment
Company
September
and
18,
transferred
1918.
Regimental
Headquarters
William K. Merritt,
Tuskegee, Ale
Commissioned
signed to
2nd
Lieutenant
5.
August
1917.
15,
1917.
As1st
Company September
Commissioned

to
Relieved from assignment
Company and
1,
transferred to
Regimental Headquarters
June
1918.
Second Lieutexants
Larry W. Smith,
Watkinsville, Ga.
Commissioned
signed to
ticipated
fensive,
fire.
2nd
Lieutenant
5.
August
1917.
15,
1917.
officer
Asparof-
Company September
in
This
both the
St.
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne
showing' splendid leadership
Later relieved
and coolness under from assignment to Company and
transferred to Division Headquarters in October. 1918.
Luther H. Waller,
Montgomery, Ala.
Commissioned
signed to
2nd
Lieutenant
5,
August
1917,
15.
1917.
As-
Company September
pany from October

nay, France, and
8, 1918, until
October
commanding Com9, 1918. Wound1918, near Cor-
ed by machine gun bullet on October
9,
was evacuated
to
hospital.
All during
the St. Mihiel and Argonne offensives this
officer
showed
his
on several occasions his coolness under

votion to duty.
fire
and
de-
der No.
1919.
1,
Received Division citation on General OrHeadquarters 82nd Division, dated January 13.
Frank
B. Haines,
City, N. Y.
New York
Assigned to Company September, 1918, commanding Company from October 9. 1918, until October 12. 1918.
During the
officer
St.
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives this

platoon forward, showing splendid leaderfire.
led
his
ship
while
under
a
On October
bullet
12,
1918,
he
was
wounded by
machine gun
near the to^vn of La
Forge, France, and evacuated to hospital the same day.
Frank
A. Johnson,
Jamestown, N. Y.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 5, 1918. Refrom assignment to 3rd Battalion Headquarters and assigned to Company K of Regiment March 6, 1919.
lieved
Oscar W. McNeely,
Asheville, N. C.

signed to
25,
1918.
As-
Company November
8,
1918.

David 0. Sheckley,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant September
signed to
25,
1918.
As-
commanding ComNovember 8, 1918. This Lieutenant while in command of the Company in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, did on several occasions show
10,
Company October
1918,
pany from October
10, 1918, until
fine
examples of leadership and coohiess under
fire.
First Sergeants
John
B. Pierceall, Mayfield, Ky.
Joined
Sergeant
Company September
September
15,
5,
1917.
Appointed
1st
1917.
Attended
2nd
Ofificers'
Training School at
Camp
Gordon, Ga.
Being a successful
to the
candidate he later received his commission as 2nd Lieutenant in July, 1918, and
vision,
was then transferred

E. P., France.
5,
2nd
Di-
U.
S.
Army, A.
William
R. Fulwider,
Bristol,
Joined
15th
Company September
July,
1917.
15,
Tenn.
geant R. S. 0. No. 23,

of
October
1917,
Appointed Serand later on

Sergeant
1918,
he
15.
was appointed
Attended 4th
not
1st
on
Company Order No.

successful
Officers'
Training
School at Langres, France, and finished this school as a

candidate.
He was
St.
commissioned a 2nd
This
Lieutenant on account of the war coming to an end.
Sergeant took part in the
Mihiel offensive and showed

fire.
great coolness and devotion to duty while under
Mess Sergeant
Benjamin
F.
Williamson, Lizella, Ga
Joined
Company September
5,
1917.
Appointed Ser2,
geant October 15, 1917. per S. 0. No. 23, and later appointed Mess Sergeant on
Company Order No.

St.
dated
while
February
1,
1918.
In the
Mihiel offensive this Serfire
geant showed fine examples of coolness under
having food prepared for the

tober
6,
men
31,
in the line.
From OcMeuse-Ar-
1918,
until
October
1918, in
the
gonne
offensive,
the
Sergeant
sions his coolness under fire
showed on several occaand his devotion to duty in

times.
continuing to work day and night in operating his kitchen,

while being under
kitchens
fire fire
many
After several other
in
the
Battalion
this
Sergeant managed
had been destroyed by enemy to make up the deficiency by

fullest capacity.
operating his kitchen to
its
Supply Sergeants
Charles
J.
Eagar,
Joined
Company February
12, 1919.
12,
to
1919.
Was
transferred
Chattanooga,
from Company L of Regiment
Company
of
Regi-
ment on February
Edward
L.
Healey,
Chicago,
II
Joined
Company September
5,
1917.
Appointed Supply
Officers'

ing School at
Attended 2nd
Ga.,
Train-
and finished as a sue cessful candidate and later in July, 1918, he was comtransferred to 2nd DiLieutenant and 2nd missioned a
vision, A.
Camp Gordon,
E. F.
E. F.
Seegeaxts
Hugh
F.
Brennan,
Pittsburg, Pa.
in
Joined
July.
Company
1918.
April 25,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
in
This
Sergeant
participated
the
St.
Mihiel and later in the Meuse-Argonne offensives, where
he was acting
1st Sergeant.
He showed
fine
examples of
bravery and devotion to duty.
After being
wounded by
shrapnel on October 10, 1918, near the town of Cornay,
he remained with the
Company
for
two days thereafter.

Sent
to
His wound
October
12,
finally forced his evacuation.
hospital
1918,
and
later returned to
Company on De-
cember
24, 1918.
Julius Bodendorf,
Westfield, Mass.
Joined
Company October
15,
28,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant November 15, 1917, per S. O. No. 36.

pital
Sick in hos1919,
from August
1918, until January
1,
which
date he reported back to Company.
Samuel Cottrill,
Braddock, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15.
20. 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
to
November
1917.
Transferred
from Company
the
United States for duty in July, 1918.
Elmer
L.
Eaton,
Fitcliburg, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1,
13,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral January 15, 1918, per S. O. No. 10.
Appointed SerPar-
geant from Corporal April

ticipated in
1918, per S. 0. No. 46.
both the
in
St.
Mihiel and Argonne offensives

of
his
and
with
after
fine
left
command
platoon,
led
his
men
fire.
examples of leadership and coolness under
'illiam
J.
Farrell,
Beaverdale, Pa.
Joined
Company October
20, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
November
15. 1917, per S. 0.
No. 36.
Appointed Sergeant
No. 51. This
15, 1917, per S. 0.

St.
Sergeant participated in the
Mihiel and later in the
Meuse-Argonne
showing
fine
offensives,
where he was Platoon Sergeant,

to
examples of bravery and devotion

10,
duty.
On
October
1918,
after
being wounded by shrapnel

to
and captured by the enemy, he managed

back
to
work
his
way
his
to
own
lines,
where, upon his arrival, he was
evacuated
hospital.
23, 1919.
Returned from hospital
to
Com-
pany January
John Fiengo,
Joined
New
John Hannan,
Haven, Conn.
to
this
Company February 12. 1919, being transferred Company from Company F of Regiment.
Company October
15, 1917,
Joined
25, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Attended 4th
Offi-
Newton, Mass.
November
cers' this school
per S. O. No. 36.

at
Training
School
Langres,
France,
and finished
not com-
as a successful
candidate.
He was
the
St.
missioned a 2nd Lieutenant on account of the war coming

to
an end.
This Sergeant fought

his platoon
in
Mihiel
of-
fensive
and led
forward with exceptional cool-
William
J.
Hayes, Lynn, Mass.
Joined
Company
October
15,
25,
1917.
Appointed
1st
Class Private
Appointed jNIechanic February

No.
per
8.
Company Order No. 5. 1918, Company Order Appointed Corporal from Mechanic March 1, 1918,
December
1917,
15,
S.
0. No. 31.
Appointed Sergeant from Corporal Aupresent with the
gust 22. 1918.

St.
Was
Company during
the
showing great courage and leaderup until he was taken sick and sent to hospital, which was October 5. 1918. Returned from hospital November 3, 1918.
Mihiel offensive,
ship
George W.
Jarvis,
Joined
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
poral January
1918, S. 0. No. 10.
Appointed Sergeant
April 15, 1918, per S. 0. No. 63.

in the St. Mihiel offensive
This Sergeant took part
devotion to
1918,
duty.
Was
gassed in
during
the
Meuse-Argonne
and showed great courage and action on October 9, offensive. Returned
from hospital November 26, 1918.
Samuel Krinsky,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Appointed Corporal November 15, 1917. Appointed Sergeant December 15,
1917.
Attended
as
the
2nd
Officers'
Training
finished this school as a successful candidate
School and and received
commission
2nd Lieutenant
in
July,
1918.
He was
then transferred to the 35th Division, A. E. F.
Charles Miller,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
25,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant
St.
in July, 1918.
This Sergeant took part in the
Mihiel
and showed fine courage and leadership. During the Meuse-Argonne offensive he was wounded by shrapoffensive
nel near Cornay, France, on October 8, 1918.

to hospital
Evacuated
same day.
as a replacement to
Herbert M. Morrett,
Muncie, Ind.
Joined
this
Company November 8, 1918. Company from the 38th Division.
John
L.
Pineault, Salem, Mass.
Appointed CorJoined Company November 13, 1917. Participated in the Meuseporal December 15, 1917. Argonne offensive, fulfilling his duties faithfully at all times. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal March 1, 1919.
Joined
George Quinlan, New York City, N. Y.
Company November
15, 1917,
1,
1917.
December
per S. 0. No. 51.

15,

This
al-
from Corporal January
1918, per S. 0. No. 10.

St.
Sergeant participated in the
Mihiel offensive and
ways
tober
fulfilled
3,
his duties
faithfully.
Was
taken sick Oc-
1918, and sent to hospital.
WiLLUM
H. Shea, North Adams, Mass.
Joined
Company November
December
15,
13,
1917.
Appointed
1st
Class Private
1917, per C. 0. No. 5.
pointed Corporal February 16, 1918, per S. 0. No. 28. pointed Sergeant from Corporal
ApAp-
March
1,
1918, per S. O.
No.
the
31.
St.
Displayed great courag3 and leadership during

Mihiel drive and also in the Meuse-Argonne
of-
fensive, until
he was taken sick on October
13, 1918,
and
sent
to
hospital.
1,
Returning
to
his
Company
again No-
vember
1918.
F.
379
Appointed Sergeant
Herbert
E. Swarts,
Blairsville,
Joined
Company October
20, 1917.
November
Attended the 3rd Oificers' Training 15, 1917. School and being a successful candidate he was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant and was transferred to the 77th Division.
Frank
L.
Titsworth,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
Company September
offensive
5,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-

St.
This Sergeant participated in the
and showed great courage and devotion to duty. He was gassed in action on October 15, 1918, during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, and sent to hospital. Returned from hospital December 24, 1918. Transferred to School Detachment University of Marseilles on February 25, 1919.
.Mihiel
David Towsley,
Williamstown, Mass.
Joined
Company November
S.
13,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral January 15, 1918, S. 0. No. 10.
Appointed Sergeant
from Corporal, per

pated in the
1918. near the
St.
O. No. 63.
This Sergeant particishrapnel on October
Mihiel offensive and showed great cour-
age and leadership.
Wounded by
8,
Argonne
drive.
town of Comay, France, during the MeuseEvacuated to hospital October 8, 1918.

15,
Earl
B.
Ware,
Plymouth, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral December 15, 1917, per S. O. No. 51. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal April 15, 1918, per S. 0. No. 63. This Sergeant took part in the St. Mihiel drive and later
m the Meuse-Argonne, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near the town of Cornay, France, and evacuated to hospital.
Eugene
L.
Weston,
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
Winchendon, Mass.
November
15, 1917, per S. 0.
No. 36.

No. 51.
This
15, 1918, per S. 0.
Sergeant participated in both the
Argonne ship snd
offensives
St. Mihiel and Meuseand showed great courage and leader-
also devotion to duty all during the drives.
Richard
R. White, Jacksonville, Fla.
Joined
ferred to
Company as Sergeant April 1, 1918, being transthis Company from 2nd Officers' Training School.
This Sergeant being a successful candidate was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in July, 1918, and was then transferred to 35th Division. A. E. F.
COEPOEALS
Claude
L.
Barton, Hodgdon, Maine.
Joined
Private
Company October
1918,
S.
25, 1917.
Appointed
5.
1st Class
December
15, 1917, C. 0.
No.
Appointed Cor-
poral June 7,
O.
No. 72.
Soldier accidentally
shooting himself in foot and was evacuated to hospital on
August
25, 1918.
Returned
to
Company November
Appointed
1918.
3.
8,
1918.
Adelard Blanch ette,

Harrisville, R.
I.
Joined
Company October
25, 1917.
15,
1st Class
Private, per C. O. No. 6,

in the St. MUiiel drive
January
Participated
and on October
1,
1918,
3,
sick to hospital and later returned
November
1918.
was sent Ap-
pointed Corporal December
1918.
380

Joined
1st Class
Leo Bourdeau, Adams, Mass.
Company November
December
1,
13, 1917.
Appointed Private
5.
15, 1917,
per C. 0. No.
Appointed
Participated
Corporal January
in
1918, per S. 0. No. 10.
both the
St.
Mihiel and Argonne drives.
Was
sent to
hospital October 15, 1918, returning to

latei.
Company sometime
Ralph
Cifarelli, Corona, L.
Joined
I.
Company November
St.
11,
1917.
Participated
in
both the
Appointed Cor-
poral February 15, 1919, per S. O. No. 31.
John
S.
Conner.
Stilson, Ga.
Joined
St.
Company January
23, 1918.
Participated in the
Mihiel
and Meuse-Argonne
drives.
Appointed
Cor-
poral February 15, 1919, per S. 0. No. 31.
John Correa,
Fall River,
Joined
Company November
February
15, 1917.
Appointed Private
8.
Me
1st Class
15, 1918, C.
0. No.
During the
St.
Mihiel offensive this soldier was wounded September 15,

1918, near the town of Vandieres, France, by shrapnel.
Henry
J.
Corrigan. Salem, Me
Joined
poral
Company November
1,
13,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
December
1918.
Killed in action by shrapnel on
September
15, 1918,
near Vandieres, France.

22.
William
J.
Creenan,
Jr.,
1
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
7,
1917.
Appointed Private
No.
72.
5.
Philadelphia,
12, 1917, per C. O.
Appointed
in
Corporal June
Vandieres,
1918,
per S.
0.
No.
Wounded
offensive
action September 15, 1918, by shrapnel near the
France,
during
the
St.
Mihiel
town of and
was evacuated
to hospital
same day.
5,
Artie A. Daniels,
Georgetown, Texas.
Joined
Company
15,
April
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
shrapnel
April 15. 1918, per S. 0. No. 63.
Wounded by
on .September
1918,
near Vandieres,
France,
during
the St. Mihiel offensive,
and was on the same day evaclater
uated
to
the
hospital,
sometime
returning to
Com-
Arthur W. Desnoyer,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November
15,
15.
1917.
Appointed CorParticipated
till
December
1917, per S. 0. No. 51.

later in the
in the St. Mihiel
and
Argonne drive
to
Oc-
tober 8, 1918,
turned
to
when he was sent sick Company November 1, 1918.

19, 1917.
hospital.
Re-
James
P. Dobbins,
Joined
Company October
15,
Appointed Corporal
Philadelphi,
November
St.
1917, per S. 0. No. 36, taking part in the
Mihiel offensive, and later in the Meuse-Argonne drive,

10,
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October

near Comay, and evacuated
to hospital.
1918,
George
S.
Dooling,
Somerville, Mass.
Joined
poral
St.
Company November
14,
1918.
Appointed Cor51.
December
15, 1917, per S. O.
No.
During the
Mihiel offensive this Corporal was severely wounded

15, 1918,
by shrapnel on September
near Norroy, France,
and was the same day evacuated
to hospital.
E. F.
381
Appointed Private
O. No. 31.
1st
John
A. Ed,
Joined
Company
April
7,
1,
1918.
Pine City, Minn.
1918, C. O. No. 12.

S.
Appointed
This Cor-
Corporal February 15. 1918. per
poral participated in both the St. Mihiel and
Meuse-Ar-
gonne
offensives.
Stephen W. Forgas,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
19, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
November
St.
1917, per S. 0. No, 36,
Took
part in the
Mihiel drive and later in the Meuse-Argonne offensive,
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 10, 1918, near the town of Cornay, and was the same day evacuated to hospital. Returned back to Company from hospital November 29, 1918.
Dewitt Gardner.
Sparta,
III.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as a replacement to
the 82nd Division.
Clarence W. George,
Muncie, Ind.
Joined
Company November
8,
the 82nd Division.
Samuel Goldberg, New York City, N. Y.

William M. Grumbles,
Cedar Valley, Texas.
Joined Company November 9, 1917, Appointed Corporal December 15, 1917, Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and was sent sick to hospital September 15, 1918, Joined
Company
the
April
5,
1918,
Appointed
Corporal
June
later
1,
1918,
Participated in the St, Mihiel offensive and
in
Argonne
8,
drive,
shrapnel on October
where he was wounded by 1918, near Cornay, and was evac-
uated to hospital.
Mark W. Haller,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918.
Appointed
Cor-
poral, per S. O. No. 31,
February
7,
15, 1918,
Harold Hanson,
Cedar Valley, Texas.
Joined Mihiel
Company
April
1918,
Appointed
Corporal
April 19, 1918, per S, 0. No. 63.

offensive
Participated in the St,
Meuse-Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel near the town of Cornay, on October 8, 1918, and evacuated to hospital same date.
later
in
and
the
Newnan
B. Hicks,
Joined
Company
April
19,
1918,
Appointed Corporal
Texas
June
sent
1,
1918, per S, O, No, 72,
Participated in the St,
Mihiel offensive and was later on the 6th day of October

sick
1,
to
hospital,
returning
again
to
Company No-
vember
1918.
Sent sick to hospital again on November
22, 1918.
John
E.
Hogan,
Mittineague, Mass.
Joined
April
15,
Company October
1918,
28, 1917,
Appointed Corporal
both
per S, O, No, 63, participating in
the St.
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne drives.
Carl M. Holdrqdge,
Athol, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
28,
1917,
Appointed Private
5,
1,
15, 1917, C. O,
No,
Appointed Cor1918,
poral from Private 1st Class January
per S, O,
No,
in
10,
Took
part in the St, Mihiel oflfensive
and
in
to
later
the
Meuse-,\rgonne drive.
8,
He was
1918,
gassed
action
hos-
near Cornay on October

pital
and evacuated
same day.
382

L. Jacobs,
Joined
both the
George
Company November
St.
14,
1917.
Participated
in
Westfield, Mass.
Mihiel and Argonne drives and was appointed

25, 1918.
Corporal November
Gordon M. Johnson,
Allison, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
7,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
June
St.
1,
1918, per S. O. No. 72, participating in both the
Mihiel and Argonne offensives.
John
J.
Jones,
Pearl, Ky.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
82nd Division.
Joseph M. Jones,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Joined
Company February
12,
1919.
Was
transferred
from Machine Gun Company of Regiment.

Joined
Aaron Keith,
Atlanta, Ga.
Company
April 19. 1918.
Participated in both
the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives.
Appointed
Corporal on November 15, 1918.
Henry W. Kelley,
Eddington, Me.
Joined
Company October
25,
1917.
15,
1st
Appointed Private
1917, C. 0. No.
5.
1st Class from Private December Appointed Corporal from Private
Class
January
15,
1918, per S. 0. No. 10.

later
Participated in the St. Mihiel and

drive,
in
the
Argonne
shrapnel near Cornay on October

hospital
where he was wounded by 8, 1918, and evacuated to
same day.
William
J.
Kelly,
Troy, N. Y.
Joined
part
Company November
December
St.
17,
1918.
Appointed
No.
5.
Pri-
vate 1st Class

in
15. 1917. per C. O.
Took
re-
both the
Mihiel and Argonne offensives and

sent
21.
was on November 7, 1918. turned later on November
sick
to
hospital
and
Appointed Corporal Feb-
ruary 15, 1919, per S. O. No. 31.
Alexander Krawitz,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
in
Joined
poral
the
Company November November 15, 1917. per

St.
1,
1917.
Appointed
Corpart
S.
O. No. 36.
the
Took
Mihiel offensive and later in
Meuse-Ar-
where he was gassed on October 9, 1918, and evacuated

gonne
drive,
in action near Cornay.

to hospital.
Frank
C. Littlefield,
Joined
1st Class in the St.
Company October
December
25,
1917.
Appointed Private
No.
5.
Winterport, Me.
15, 1918, per C. 0.
Participated
Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne
where in the town of Cornay. France, after being captured by the enemy, escaped by jumping from a window and made his way back to the American lines through a barrage from the enemy.
drive,
Arthur
E.
Maron,
Dolliver, Iowa.
Joined
Company
1,
April 6, 1918.
Appointed Private
Participated in
1st
Class June
1918, C. 0.
No.
12.
the
Meuse-.'Vrgonne offensive and later on October 31,
1918.
to
was
1,
sent
sick
to
hospital.
22, 1918.
Returned
from
hospital
Company December
1919, per S. O. No. 56.
George McKnight,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
19, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
the
St.
February
1919.
Participated
in
Mihiel
and
Argonne
at all
drives,
leading his squad in a splendid manner
times.
Eighty-Second Divkion, A.
E. F.
Lawrence W. Mongue.
Pittsfield,
Mass.
Joined Company November 1, 1917. Appointed Corporal January 1, IQIS. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne drive, where he was killed in action by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near the town
of Cornay, France.
John Mooney,
Revere, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November 1, 1917. Appointed CorNovember 15, 1917, S. 0. No. 36. Participated in
the St.
drive,
where he was
killed
by
shell
fire
on October
8,
1918, near the town of Cornay, France.
Lancelot Rhodes,
Muncie, Ind.
Joined
the
Company November
8.
1918,
a replacement to
82nd Division.
Harry Rozefsky.
Worcester, Mass.
Joined
Company October
26, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
This Corporal parlater in
December
gonne
15. 1917, per S. O.
No. 51.
ticipated in the St. Mihiel offensive

drive.
30,
and
the Ar-
He was
1918,
acting as Supply Sergeant, and on

to
October
he had delivered rations
his
Com-
pany
in the line
Company he was
uated to
and while on his way back to the Supply severely wounded by shrapnel and evacthe hospital, where he died in a few days.
John Schwertfeger,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
16.
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel near Cornay on October 9. 1918, and was evacuated to hospital. Returned
from hospital December
2.
1918.
25, 1918.
Ward
B. Scripture,
Joined
St.
Company January
offensive
Participated in the
fulfilling
Milo, Me.
^Mihiel
as
acting
Water Corporal,
his duties faithfully at all times.

6,

7,
1918.
Returned from hospital November
1918.
Ap-
pointed Corporal February 15. 1919, per S. O. No. 31.
Francis
J.
Sheridan,
Joined
Company November
December
15.
13,
1917.
Appointed Pri
5.
Adams, Mass.
vate 1st Class
1918. per C. O. No.
ApPar-
pointed Corporal January 15, 1918, per S. 0. No. 10.

ticipated in the St. Mihiel offensive
pital
and was sent
to
hos
sick
on October
2,
3,
1918.
Returned from hospi
November
1918.
8.
Ralph Shoemaker,
Eaton, Ind.
Joined
to the
Company November
1918,
as
replacement
82nd Division.
Harold
K. Snyder. Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
19, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Sent sick to hos-
November
pital
1917, per S. 0. No. 36.
August
24, 1918, returning again
on October
6, 1918.
Participated in the Meuse-Argonne offensive as

Clerk.
Company
Perry W. Stowe, San Antonio,
Joined
Te.xas.
the
1918.
Company November
Division.
1.
1918. as a replacement to
82nd
Appointed
Corporal
February
15,
Frank Vyskocial,
West Springfield, Mass.
Joined
St.
Company October
28, 1917.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne drive,

8,
1918,
near the town of Cornay. and was evacuated to hospital
same day.
S.
Appointed
Corporal
February
18,
1919,
per
0. No. 31.
John A. Watters.
Holyoke, Mas
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
13, 1917.
Appointed Private
8.
15, 1918, C. O.
No.
Appointed Cor-
poral April 4, 1918, per S. 0. No. 63.

St.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where

7,
he was wounded by shrapnel severely on October
1918,
near Cornay and was the same day evacuated to hospital,
and died of wounds a few days
later.
Robert
C. Wiggins,
Joined
Company September
1.
9,
1917.
Appointed
St.
Pri-
Shelbyville, Tenn.
vate 1st Class June

offensive
1918.
Participated in the
drive.
Mihiel
and
later in the
Meuse-Argonne
per
S.
Appoint-
ed Corporal February
15, 1919,
0. No. 31.
Edwin
S.
Williams.
Philadelphia,
in
Joined
Company October
22, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
in action
August. 1918.
Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive,
where on September 16, 1918, he was killed machine gun fire near the town of Norroy.
by
Joseph
T. Willis,
Joined
the
St.
Company September
9,
1917.
Participated
in
Tarrytown, Ga.
Appointed Corporal
No. 31.
15, 1918, per S. 0.
Cooks
George
E.
Adams,
Joined
Company October
15,
22.
3.
1917.
Appointed
Cook
Washington, D. C.
November
ing
1917, C. 0. No.
Participated in the St.
Mihiel and Argonne offensives, preparing meals and serv-
Company
faithfully at all times.

26,
Wilber a. Brown,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
St.
Company October
and Argonne
1st Class
1917.
Participated in the
Mihiel
offensives,
preparing meals
and
serving
Company
Appointed Cook
from Private
February
22,
3.
15,
1918, C. 0. No. 18.
Hermes
D. Clayton,
Joined
Company October
15.
1917.
Appointed
Cook
Washington, D. C.
November
ing
1917, C. O. No.
Mihiel and Argonne offensives, preparing meals and serv-
Company
faithfully
at
all
times.
Ira
S.
Holden, Mountain
Rest, S. C.
Company September 9, 1917. Appointed 1st Cook November 1, 1918. Participated in the St. Mihiel
Joined
and Argonne
offensives,
at
1,
preparing and
all
serving
meals to
Company
January
faithfully
times.
Divisional
citation
on
General Order No.

13,
Headquarters 82nd Division, dated
1919.
Niele 0. Madsen,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined Company October 19, 1917. Appointed Cook November 15, 1917. Participated in the St. Mihiel and Argonne drives, preparing meals and serving Company
F.
385
Mechaxics
Francis Q. Carr, Washington, D. C.
Joined Company October 22. 1917. Appointed Mechanic November 15, 1917. Participated in the St. Mihiel ofSent sick to hospital some time during the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
fensive.
Victor
P. Grabis,
Washington, D. C.
fensive,
Joined Company October 22, 1917. Appointed Mechanic November 15, 1917. Participated in the St. Mihiel ofwhere he was wounded by shrapnel near Norroy
18, 1918, and evacuated Returned from hospital December
to
on September
date.
hospital
1918.
same
18.
Fermon N. Greer,
Martin, Ga.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
Joined
William
F. Layfield,
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement to
Hardwick, Ga.
82nd Division.
Buglers
John Gorman,
Springfield,
Joined
Company October
28,
1917.
Appointed Bugler
Mas
February
15, 1918, C. 0. No. 8. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne offensive,
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near the town of Comay, and was evacuated to the hospital same date.
Albert
E.
May,
Darby, Pa.
Joined
Company
0ctol)er 22,
1917.
Appointed Bugler
15, 1918, C. 0. No. 8. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was gassed in action on October 15, 1918, near Sommer-
February
ance. and
pital
January
ters
Company
was evacuated to hospital. Returned from hos1, 1919, and was transferred to Headquarof Regiment same date.
8,
Edward
D. E. Hoffm.a.n, Chicago,
Joined
]
Company November
1918,
as
replacement
to
the
82nd Division.

William
Adams, Three Rivers, Mass.
J.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed PriParticipated
offensives.
vate 1st Class January 15, 1918, C. 0. No. 6.

in
the St. Mihiel and also the
Meuse-Argonne
14,
Edgar Adams,
Nantucket,
Joined
Company November
Mihiel
offensive
1917.
Participated
in
Mas
the
St.
near Norroy, France, on September

to
and was wounded by shrapnel 15. 1918. Evacuated
hospital
same
date.
George Anderson,
Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April 12, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class June
1918, C. O. No. 12.

the
Mihiel offensive and later in
Meuse-Argonne
8.
drive,
where he was killed by

the town of
shell fire
on October
1918. near
Comay, France.
DOMINICK BaRNAO, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
9,
1917.
Participated in the
St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne drive, where he was wonnded by shrapnel on October 8. 1918. near Cornay. France, and was evacuated to hospital same
date.
H.^rold H. Barter,
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Pri8.
West Somerville, Mass.
vate 1st Class February 15, 1918, C. O. No.

in
Took
part
the St.
Mihiel offensive and later the Meuse-Argonne
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Cornay, France, and evacuated to hospital same
drive,
date.
Paul Baszinchas,
Arnold
Citv.
Joined
1st
Company October
20,
1917.
Appointed Private
5.
Class February 15, 1917, C. 0. No.

St.
Participated in
the
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918. near Comay, France, and was evacuated to hospital.
drive,
Hyman Becelman, New York City,
Joined
Company November
10.
1917.
Participated
in
N. Y.
the St.
drive,

10,
1918,
pital.
near La Forge. France, and was evacuated to hos-
Henry
J.
Bellerive,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
in
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class February 15, 1918, per C. O. No. 8.

ticipated
Parthe
the
St.
Mihiel
offensive
and
later
in
Meuse-Argonne
on October
uated
to
8,
drive,
where he was wounded by shrapnel
1918, near Cornay, France, and
was evac-
hospital.
WiT.T.TAM A.
RODEN,
City, N.
Joined
Company November
January
1.
10, 1917.
Appointed Private
6.
New York
Y.
1st Class in
1918, per C. 0. No.
Participated
the St. Mihiel drive as Battalion runner.
Duty
to
sick
in hospital
October
2,
1918, where he died later on Octo-
ber
6,
1918.
Matthew Bonafede,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
17,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne

drive,
where he was wounded by shrapnel and machine

10, 1918, in
gun bullets on October

evacuated
to hospital
Cornay, France.
Was
same
date.
13, 1917.
Paul Bourgault,
Salem, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
June
1,
Appointed Private
Participated in
1918, per C. O. No. 12.

drive,
where he was killed by
shell fire
on October
8,
1918,
near the town of Cornay, France.
Louis A. Bousquett,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
and Argonne
15,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel
drives.
Frank Bingham,
to
Joined
Company some time

September
10,
in
July,
1918.
Sent sick
hospital
1918.
E. F.
387
14.
Alonzo
L.
Brackett,
Harbor, Conn.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
New
vate 1st Class April 15, 1918, O. No. 10.

tlie
Participated in
St.
Mihiel offensive and later in the .-^rgonne drive,

in action
where he was gassed
on October
13,
1918, near
La Forge, France.
Was
evacuated to hospital same date.

28, 1917.
Fred M. Britt.
Athol. Mass.
Joined
St.
Company October
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and later on the 7th of October was
sent sick to hospital.
David Brooks,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
December
15,
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
5.
15. 1917, C. O.
No.
Participated in
the St. Mihiel offensive
September
hospital.
and was wounded by shrapnel on 1918, near Vandieres and was evacuated to
Chester Brown,
Winchendon, Mass.
Joined
Company November
and
13.
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Took part Meuse-Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 9. 1918. near Comay. France. Evacuated to hospital same
vate 1st Class January 15, 1918. C. O. No. 6.
later in the
day.
TOMMIE BuRCHFIELD,
Plattsburg, Miss.
Joined
the
Company November
Division.
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
82nd
Francis Burbank, Indian Orchard, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
St.
Company October
June
1,
28,
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the
the
1918. C. 0. No. 12.
Mihiel
offensive
and
later
in
Meuse-.\rgonne
7.
drive,
1918. near
Comay, France.
1918.
as
Lucius Burge,
Tyler, Ark.
Joined
the
Company November
Division.
replacement
to
82nd
Ernest A. Burt,
Westfield, Mass.
Joined
St.
Company October
28,
1917.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and later in the .\rgonne drive, where

13,
he was captured by the enemy on October

Cornay, France.
released from the
1918,
in
After the Armistice was signed he was
German
prison
camp and returned
to
duty with Company on January
12. 1919.
Walter
N. Burtz, New Holland, Ga.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918.
as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
Anthony Burdilauskas,
Ansonia, Conn.
Joined Company October 26, 1917. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Meuse-Argonne drive, where he was wounded on October 10, 1918. by shrapnel
in
Cornay, France.
later died
Was
evacuated
11, 1918.
to
hospital
same day
and
on October
John
F.
Buseck,
Bleecker, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
and
17,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-

drive,
Participated
later in the
Meuse-Argonne
8,
1918, near Cornay, France,
and evacuated
to hospital.
Frank
E. Butts,
Joined
Company November
and
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Plymouth, Mass.
6. Took part Argonne drive, where on October 13, 1918, he was wounded by shrapnel near La Forge, France, and evacuated to hospital.
vate 1st Class January 15, 1918, C. 0. No.

later in the
William Cain, Long Island
Joined
City, N.
Company November
1,
1917.
Participated
in
Y.

drive,
fulfilling his
duties faithfully at all times.
Charles
B.
Camp,
Ratliff, Miss.
Joined
Company November
1918,
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Thomas Campbell.
Rigby, Idaho.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918,
as replacement to
the 82nd Division.
Johan W. Carlson,
Palmer, Mass.
Joined
vate
1st
Company November
Class June
1,
14,
1917.
Appointed Pri12.
1918. C.
0. No.
Participated
in both the St. Mihiel
and Argonne
11,
drives.
Amello Carrano,
Joined
nel on
Company November
15,
1917.
Participated
in
New York
City, N. Y.
the St. Miliiel offensive, where he was
wounded by shrapEvac-
September
14, 1918.
1918,
near Norroy, France.
uated to hospital same date, returning from hospital De-
cember
Mahlon
G. Casteel, Laclede,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as replacement to
Mo.
82nd Division.
Joined
1st Class'
Lewis Cestone,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Company November
January
15,
9,
1917.
Appointed Private
6.
1918, C. O. No.
Participated in
Argonne drive, where on October 13, 1918, he was wounded by shrapnel near La Forge. Evacuated to hospital and returning again from hospital on November 29, 1918.
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in
the
Harry Chertoff,
Joined
Company November
October
1,
10,
1917.
Participated
in
New York
City, N. .Y
the St. Mihiel offensive in September, 1918.

hospital
1918.
16,
Sent sick to
Joseph Ciekielski,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the
where on October
1918, he
near Cornay, France.
Argonne drive, was wounded by shrapnel Evacuated to hospital same date.
Dominick Clamacco,
Dunbar, Pa.
Wounded in action Joined Company November, 1917. by shrapnel on July 5, 1918, at Xzvra, France, Toul Sec-
Alexander Cook, Long Island City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class June
1918, C. 0. No. 12.
Participated
drive.
and
later in the
Argonne
where he was gassed in action on October 7, 1918, near Cornay, France. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Ellis M. Cook, Vincennes, Ind.
Joined
Company June
24. 1918.
to
Sent sick to hospital in

again on January
August. 1918. and returned

8, 1919.
Company
F.
Stefano Cornacchia,
Little Falls,
Joined
Company November
hospital
17.
1917.
Participated
in
N. Y.
the St. Mihiel offensive in September, 1918, and

sick
to
was sent
October
5,
1918,
returning to
Company
again on December 14, 1918.
Lorenzo Cordaro,
Joined
pital in
Company November
August, 1918.
1.
1917.
Sent sick
to
hos-
New
Nc^^'
York, N. Y.
Louis Czerniejewski,
Joined
St.
Company
April
23.
1918.
Participated
in
the
York City N. Y.
,

8,
he was killed in action on October near Cornay, France.
1918. by shell fire
Hysel R. Costerison,
Hartford City, Ind.
Joined Com] any November 82nd Division.

Joined
8,
1918.
as
replacement
to
John
J.
Cummings,
Chicago,
111.
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement to
82nd Division.
Joined
Francis E. Daly, Thorndyke, Mass.
Company November
1,
14.
1917.
Appointed
6.
Pri-
1918. C. 0. No.
Participated
drive,
and
later in the
Argonne
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Cornay, France. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Michael
F. Daly, Newton Center, Mass.
Joined
ticipated
Company November
1,
14,
1917.
Appointed
6.
Pri-

in
1918,
per C. O. No.
Parin
the
St.
Mihiel
offensive
and
later
the
Meuse-Argonne
drive.
John
F.
De Rouche,
Bangor, Maine.
Joined
1st Class
offensive
killed
Company October 25, 1917. Appointed Private January 15, 1918. Participated in the St. Mihiel and later in the Argonne drive, where he was by shell fire on October 8. 1918. near Cornay.
France.
LuiGi DiBattista,
Riverton,
III.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
John DiGrammettom.
Philadelphia,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February and later
15, 1918.
19,
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the St. Mihiel

drive, fulfilling his du-
offensive
in the
Argonne
ties faithfully at all times.
Divisional citation on General
Order No.
13,
1.
Headquarters 82nd Division dated January
1919.
'ILLIAM M. DiGGlNS,
Joined
St.
Company
Jiuie
10,
1918.
Participated
in
in
the
Manchester, Mass.
Mihiel
offensive,
where he was wounded

15, 1918,
action
to hos-
by shrapnel on September
pital.
and evacuated
Returned
to
Company

15.
Michael
F.
Doyle,
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed PriParticipated
North Attleboro, Mass.
vate 1st Class February 15. 1918, C. 0. No. 8.

in the St.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive,

in
where he was gassed
action on October
7.
1918. and
evacuated to hospital same date.
Michael
J.
Dunleavy,
J.
Joined
Company November
16,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
Jersey City, N.
vate 1st Class January 15, 1918.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive.
Here he vfas accounted for as missing in action, but later it was found that he was in Base Hospital. Retirrned from hospital to Company again on January 1, 1919.
Arthur Engals,
East Moline,
l\
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Albert H. Entelman,
Jr.,
Joined
St.
Company
April
19,
1918.
Participated
in
the
Savannah, Ga.
Mihiel offensive, where he was wounded by shrapnel

15, 1918.
on September
Evacuated
to hospital
same
date.
Thomas
P.
Farrell,
Fitchbura;, Mass.
Joined
pital
Company November
30.
13, 1918.
Sent sick to hos-
June
1918.
17,
Basilio Fasolo,
Little Falls,
Joined
Company November
1917.
Participated
in
N. Y.
the St. Mihiel offensive, where on September 15, 1918, he
was wounded by shrapnel near Norroy. pital same date.
Evacuated
to hos-
Bronislaus Felckowski,
Joined
St.
Company
April
23,
1918.
Participated
in
the
Unknown.

8,
he was wounded by shrapnel on October

Cornay.
1918,
near
Evacuated
to hospital
same
date.
GuiSEPPE Feliciani, Marcus Hook, Pa.
Joined
Company October
22, 1917.
drive.
the St. Mihiel offensive and the
Argonne
1917.
ViNCENZO
F'emia.
Joined
St.
Company November
offensive,
1,
Participated in the
in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mihiel
where he was kOled
action
by
shrapnel on September 15, 1918, near Norroy, France.
Raymond
P. Foley,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Clarence R. Foreman,
Peru, Ind.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
George
F.
Fuller,
Manito,
111.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918,
as replacement to
the 82nd Division.
Harry Fullerton,
Fairfax, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
7.
1918.

drive.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne

sick to hospital on October 18, 1918.
pital again
Sent
Returned from hos-
on December
19, 1918. 22,
Nathan Fox,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
St.
Company October
15.
1917.
Participated in the

1918, near Norroy, France.
date.
8,
on September
to hospital
Evacuated
same
Adelard Gagne,
Berlin,
Joined
the
Company November
1918,
as replacement
to
New Hampshire.
Philadelphia, Pa.
82nd Division.
Frank M. Gavan,
Joined
St.
Company October
19. 1917.
Participated in the
all
Mihiel offensive, fulfilling his duties faithfully at
times.
Sent sick to hospital on October
8, 1918,
and died
in hospital later
on October
8,
1918, at AUeray, France.
F.
391
13,
Leon H. Galiano.
Hull, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive, nel on September
where he was wounded by shrapEvac-
15, 1918, near Norroy, France.
uated to hospital the same day.
Carl Gaulthier,
Lancing, Iowa.
Joined
the
15.
Company November
Division.
1,
1918,
as replacement
1st
to
82nd
1918.
Appointed Private
Class February
John Genayttes.
Fultonville, N. Y.
Joined
the
St.
Company November
17.
1917.
Participated
in
drive.
Ernest
P.
Gendreau,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
15.
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Cornay. France. Evacuated to hospital same date.
John
P. Gesinski.
Joined
111.
Company
as
Private
1st
Class on
November
1,
Chicago,
1918, as replacement to the 82nd Division.
Ratal Girczyc,
Newburyport, Conn.
Joined
1st
Company November
February
15,
13. 1917.
Appointed Private
in
Class
1918.
Participated
the
St.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he
was wounded by shrapnel on October 8. 1918, near Cornay. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Sam Goldberg,
Joined
City, N.
Company November
Mihiel offensive.
9,
1917.
Participated
1.
in
New York
Y.
the
St.
Later on
October
1918,
he
was
Harry Goldberg, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
10,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive,
where he was wounded on October 8. 1918, by shrapnel near Cornay. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Melvin
S.
Glass, Colesburg, Iowa.
Joined
Company
-1,
1918. as replacement
the 82nd Division.
August A. Gogele,
Peoria,
Joined
Company November
82nd
1,
1918, as Private 1st Class
as replacement to the
Division.
George Golden,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
16,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was captured by the enemy on October 10. 1918, at Cornay. After the Armistice on November 11, 1918, he was released from German prison camp and returned lo
Company November
27, 1918.
JuEN
I.
Gonzales, Chrono, Colo.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918.
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Cecil G. Goodbar,
Collierstown, Va.
Joined
the
Company November
1,
1918.
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Arvil Graves,
Joined
the
Company November
1,
1918,
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Antonio Grecco, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
St.
17,
1917.
Appointed Pri8.
vate 1st Class February 15, 1918, C.
0. No.
later
Partici-
pated in the
Mihiel
offensive
and
in
the
Ar-
gonne
ber
7,
drive,
where he was sent sick
to hospital
on Octo-
1918.
Fr.\nk Graf,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
vate 1st
Company November
Class June
St.
1,
16,
1917.
Appointed PriPartici-
1918, per C. 0. No. 12.
pated in the
Mihiel offensive, where he was wounded
by
shrapnel
on September
sent to hospital
part of September.
and same date. Returned again in the latter Took part in the Argonne drive and
15,
1918,
near
Norroy,
was
killed in action
by shell
fire
on October
8,
1918, near
Cornay, France.
Holly Green,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Joined
the
1,
1918,
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
John Grimesley,
Kindsville, Fla.
Joined
November
1,
1918.
82nd Division.
Louis E. Griot, Waterloo, HI.
Joined
Company
November
1,
1918,
82nd Division.
1,
Peter Greenbeck,
Chicago, ni.
Joined
the

Returned
to
1918, as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
9, 1917.
Morris Greenberg, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and later in September he was sent
sick to hospital.
Company December
1,
13, 1918.
Cleveland G. Gresham,
Lipan, Texas.
Joined
the
Company November
82nd Division.
Thomas Grimes,
Witt,
111.
Joined
Company
November
1,
1918,
82nd Division.
]5,
John Guilemette,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
to
1917.
Participated
in
Argonne
drive.
where he was sent sick Returned sometime later
hospital on October 13, 1918.
to the
Company.
1,
Perry A. Gully,
Lafayette, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
the 82nd Division.
John H. Gustafson,
Republic, Mich.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918,
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Garwin M. Haas,
Reason,
111.
Joined
Company
November
8. 1918.
82nd Division.
1,
Renjamin
F.
Haberski, Rrooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Participated in the
St. Mihiel offensive and was there wounded by shrapnel on September 15, 1918, near Norroy, France. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Mathew Hahn,
Unknown.
Joined
Company
1,
April
7.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class June
St.
1918, per C. 0. No. 12.
Participated in the

15,
on September
to hospital
1918, near Norroy,
France.
Evacuated
same day.
James D. Hall,
Joined
St.
F.
393
1918.
Company October
2,
Participated in the

fire
he was killed in action by shell

near Cornay. France.
on October
8,
1918,
Dewey
D. Hall, Albert Lee, Minn.
Joined
the
Company November
Division.
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
82nd
Jesse E.
Hammack,
Xenia, HI.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918, as
replacement to
82nd Division.
Ralph
Dean
L.
Hanley,
Galesville,
Joined
Company November
Division.
8,
1918,
as replacement to
HI.
the
82nd
L.
Harbert,
Stanford, HI.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Edward Harper,
Penfield, HI.
Joined
Company
November
8.
1918,
82nd Division.
8.
Carl
S.
Harrington,
Mincie,
111.
Joined
the
Company November
Division.
1918,
as
replacement
to
82nd
Maron
a.
Hathway,
Joined
St.
Company October
22,
1917.
Participated in the
Readsboro, Vermont.
Mihiel offensive and later was sent sick to hospital.
Richard D. Hattaway,
Dudley, Ga.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918.
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Paul W. Haus,
Charles City, Iowa.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement to
82nd Division.
Howard
E.
Hawkens,
Kankakee,
111.
.Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
WiLLUM
C. Heil,
Joined
111.
Company November
1918.
as replacement
to
Dahlgren,
the 82nd Division.
Claude Hill,
Chandler, Okla.
Joined
the
Company November
8.
1918,
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Garland W. Hite,
East Radford, Va.
Joined
the
Company November
8.
1918,
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Virgil T. Hobbs,
Tarver, Ga.
Joined
St.
Company January 23, 1918. Participated in the Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where
he was wounded on October 7, 1918, by shrapnel near Cornay, France. Evacuated to hospital same day.
Fred M. Hoehn,
St.
Joined
Company November
8,
Louis,
Mo.
the
82nd Division.
Walter
S.
Holmes,
Joined
Company November
17.
1918.
Participated
in
Bridgeport, Conn.
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was taken sick and sent to the hospital October 26, 1918. Returned to Company December 22, 1918.
Henry
J.
Houttekier,
Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
John Howes,
Bloominsrton,
111.
Joined
Company November
to the
8, 1918, as
Private 1st Class
and as replacement
82nd Division.

Jacob R. Hudson, Comanche, Texas.
Joined
the
Company November
8.
1918, as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
William Hurley,
Shebanche,
111.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement to
82nd Division.
Michael Hutchie,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Earl A. Hutter,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Henry Hartman,
Unknown.
Joined Company April
7,
1918.
was gassed
Evacuated
in
to
action on
October
8,
1918,
near Cornay.
hospital
same day.
1918.
John Heaston,
Unknown.
Joined
Company
in July,
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by machine gun fire on October 15, 1918, near La Forge. Evacuated to hospital same day. Joined
Woodford Iseman,
Amhurst, Va.
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Roy
p.
Jackson,
St.
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
Paul, Minn.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne, where he was

gassed in action on October
8.
1918, near Cornay.
Evac-
uated
to
hospital and returned again to
Company on De-
cember
22, 1918.
Zygmunt Jarosz,
Salem, Mass.
Joined
St.
Company November
13, 1917.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive in September. 1918.
On October
6,
1918.
was
Merwin H.
Jennings,
JN.
Joined
Company November
by
shell fire
17,
1917.
Participated
in
Germantown,
Y.
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne, where he
was
killed
on October
8,
1918, near Cornay,
France.
Vertie
Z.
Jenkins,
Collinsville, Tex.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
David 0. Jasmin, Woonsocket, R.
Joined
I.
this
Company FebruaiT 12. 1919. Was Company from Company L of Regiment
transferred to
as Private 1st
Class.
Jack
C.
Jennette, Kankakee,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement
to
the
82nd Division.
Arthur Johnson,
Moline,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
82nd Division.
8,
Rolla Johnson,
Bloomington,
111.
Joined
the
Company November
1918,
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Wesley
E.
Johnson,
Joined
Company
1.
April
5.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Unknown.
Class June
St.
1918. per C. 0. No. 12.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive, where he was

1.5,
wounded by shrapnel
Evacuated
to
on September
pital
1918,
near Norroy.
hos-
same
date.
E. F.
George Jones,
Pittsburg,
111.
Joined
the
Company November
1,
1918,
eplacement
to
82nd Division as Private
1st Class.
8,
Joseph Jones,
Joliet, 111.
Joined
Company November
1918,
as replacement to
the 82nd Division.
William
S.
Jones,
Pittsburg,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Gilbert Jordan,
Infield, 111.
Joined
the
Company November
1,
1918,
as replacement
to
82nd Division.
Harry Joyce,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Robert
F.
Joyner,
Statesboro, Ga.
in
Joined
1st
Company January
1,
23.
1918.
Appointed Private
Participated
Class June
1918,
per C. O. No. 12.
where he was wounded by shrapnel on September 15, 1918. Evacuated to hospital. Returned to Company again on December 14, 1918.
the
St.
Miliiel
offensive,
James Juliano,
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
and
9,
1917.
Participated in the
drive,
St. jMihiel offensive
later in the
Argonne
8,
where
near
he was wounded by shrapnel on October Cornay. Evacuated to hospital same day.
1918,
George
F.
Kasper,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
the 82nd
Company November
Division.
1918, as
replacement
to
John M. Kerwin,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
1,
82nd Division.
15,
Maurice Killek,
Nantucket, Mass.
Joined
Company November
December
to
1917.
Appointed PriPartici-
vate 1st Class
15,
1917, C. 0. No. 5.
pated in the
drive.
St.

hospital on October 6, 1918.
8.
Sent sick
John
J.
Killoren.
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
82nd Division.
1.
Mates Kimler,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
1918,
Private 1st Class
82nd Division.
1,
John H. Kinel,
Pine, Texas.
Joined
Company November
to
the 82nd Division.
Lyman H. King.
Washington,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Emmitt
L.
Kirby,
Joined
Company November
8,
Waynesboro, Tex.
82nd Division.
8,
Herman Kirchkoff,
Danville,
111.
Joined
Company November
1918,
as
Private
1st
Class as replacement to the 82nd Division.
Louis Klekar.
Texas.
Joined
Company
1,
April
C.
5.
1918.
Appointed Private
Participated in
1st
Class June
St.
1918.
0.
No.
shell
12.
the

fire
he was killed in action by

near Cornay, France.
on October
8,
1918,
396

Joined
George H. Knipe,
Company November
and
14,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
New
Harbor, Maine.

later in the
1,
Participated
drive.
to
Argonne
LeRoy Knowles,
Kankakee, HI.
Joined
the
Company November
82nd Division.
Clarence Knutson, Michagamme, Mich.
Joined
the
Company November
1,
82nd Division.
Abe Kotelov, New York
Joined
Company November
10,
1917.
Participated
in
City, N. Y.
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 10, 1918, near Cornay, France. Evacuated to hospital same day.
Joseph Kowalewski,
Iron River, Mich.
Joined
the
Company November
1,
to
82nd Division.
Vernon
C.
Kramer,
Decatur,
Joined
Company November
82nd
8,
Division.
1,
Fred W. Krickhahn,
Chicago,
III.
Joined
Company November
the 82nd Division.
Stephan Kubica,
Little Falls,
Joined
Company November
Division.
8.
to
N. Y.
the
82nd
Casper Kurtz,
Dubois,
111.
Joined
Company November
1918.
as replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Jack Lancaster, Mackinaw,
Joined
the
Company November
Division.
8,
82nd
John Lanzano,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company November
9,
1917.
Participated in the
he was killed in action October 15, 1918, near Sommerance,

France.
Michael Lavin,
Chicago,
Joined Company in January, 1919. Company from the 327th Infantry. Joined
Was
transferred to
Eric B. Lax,
Hutto, Texas.
Company
April
5,
1918.
jNIihiel offensive
and
later in the
Argonne
7,
drive,
was
sent to
hospital sick
on October
24, 1918.
13.
1918.
where he Returned
again to
Company October
Alexander Lefebore, Adams, Mass.
Joined
the
Company November
1917.
Participated
in
St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, wheie he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, Evacuated to hospital same day. near Cornay. France.
Solomon
J.
Levine,
Westfield,
Joined
Company October
December
15,
28,
1917.
Appointed Private
5.
1st
Class
1918. C. 0. No.
Participated
in both the St. Mihiel
and Argonne
8,
offe
Jacob Lipovitz. New York
Joined
City, N. Y.
Company November
St.
1917.
Participated
in
both the
in
Mihiel and Argonne offensives. Was gassed during the Argonne drive on October 7, 1918. Evacuated to hospital. Returned again from hospital Noaction
4,
vember
1918.
F.
397
15. 1917.
WiNFRED
B. LiTTLEFIELD,
Joined
Company November
Participated in the
North Easton, Mass.
St. Mihiel oflfensive and later in the Argonne, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Cornay, France. Evacuated to hospital same day.
Charles Lukes,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
the 82nd Division.
William H. Macauly,
Rochester, N. Y.
Joined
the
Company November
8.
82nd Division.
Frank
R.
Machu,
Graiiffer,
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Texas.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive. Joined

1st Class
Herbert
L.
Mackey,
Salem, Mass.
Company November
June
1,
13, 1917.
Appointed Private
1918, C. 0. Ni. 12.
the St. Mihiel and Argonne drives.
Manuel
L.
Maderoa,
Falmouth, Mass.
Joined
in the
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class
December 15, 1917. C. 0. No. 5. Wounded Toul Sector near Xezvra, by shrapnel on July 27,
drive,
1913.
in the
Argonne
8,
on October
hospital.
1918, near Cornay, France.
Mihiel offensive and later where he was wounded by shrapnel Evacuated to
James
J.
Madigan,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918, as
replacement to
the 82nd Division.
Joseph Malasky,
Peachstone, Pa.
Joined
St.
Company October
22, 1917.
Participated in the
Michael
F.
Maloney,
Boston, Mass.
Joined
Company January
28, 1919.
Guadalupe Martinez,
Albuquerque,
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
as replacement
to
New Mex.
the 82nd Division.
DoMiNiCK Marino,
Cambridge, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
25,
1917.
Appointed Private
8.
15, 1918, C. 0.
No.
Participated in
Argonne drive, where he was gassed in action on October 7, 1918, near Cornay. Evacuated to hospital same date.
EUGENIO MaSCARI,
Carpendale, Pa.
Joined
both the
Joined
Company
St.
October
20,
1917.
Participated
in

1.
Charles Matson, New York City, N. Y.
Company November
1917.
Participated
in
Argonne
drive,
where he was wounded

7, 1918,
in action
by shrapnel on October
to hospital
near Cornay.
Evacuated
same day.
Charles Madiewsky.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company October
22, 1917.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and was some time later sent sick to
hospital.
Anthony Mazurkivich,
Duryea, Pa.
Joined
St.
Company October
offensive
15, 1918,
22, 1917.
Participated in the
Mihiel
September
and was wounded' by shrapnel on and evacuated to hospital same date.
398

J.
Patrick
Meehan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
10,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel oflfensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was reported missing in action on October 13, 1918. On January 13, 1919. he reported back to Company from hospital.
Henry
John
J.
McCullum,
Canon, Ga.
Joined
Company November
1.
1918,
as
replacement to
the 82nd Division.
J.
McHugh,
Driefton, Pa.
Joined
the
Company November.
1918.
as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
Henry McIntyre,
Boston, Mass.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918.
as
replacement to
82nd Division.
Joseph Mikenas, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
by
17,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive,
was
killed in action
shell fire near the
where on September 15, 1918, he town of Norroy.

4, 1918,
Edward W. Moore, Unknown.
Joined
Company
in July, 1918.
Mihiel offensive and later on October

sick to hospital.
he was sent
John Morelli,
Pittsfield,
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Participated
in
Mass.
the St. Mihiel offensive, where he
was wounded on Septem-
ber 15, 1918, by shrapnel near Norroy.
James Mullen,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1st
St.
Company October
1,
19.
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the
Class June
1918, C. O. No. 12.

in action
he was gassed
on October
14,
7,
1918, near
Comay.
in
Martin
J.
Mullaly,
Joined
both the
Joined
1st St.
Company November
St.
1917.
Participated
South Lancaster, Mass.

22,
Mathew
T.
Nally. Conshohocken. Pa.
Company October
1.
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the
Class June
1918, C. 0. No. 12.
Mihiel offensive, and later in the Argonne drive, where

killed in action
he was
by
shell
fire
on October
8,
1918,
near Comay.
Zachery Nicolopoulos,
Washinffton, D. C.
Joined
1st
Company October
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
No.
8.
Class February 15, 1918. C.
O.
Participated
drive,
and
later in the
Argonne
15,

near Sommerance.
1918,
Evacuated
to
hospital
1918.
same
date.
Richard Norris,
Middleboro, Mass.
Joined
vate
1st
Company November
Class June
1,
15.
Appointed
12.
Pri-
1918, C. 0. No.
Participated
in the St.
Mihiel offensive and also in the Argonne drive.
Tom
Nygrin,
Joined
Company
April
4,
1918.
1,
Appointed Private
1st
Unknown.
Class, per C. O. No. 12,

St.
June
1918.
Participated in the

8,
he was wounded by shrapnel on October Comay.
1918,
near
F.
399
1918.
William
B.
Orlowsky, Unknown.
Joined
St.
Company March
15.
22.
Participated in
the
fire
Mihiel offensive and was killed in action by shell

1918, near Norroy.
on September
pital.
Evacuated
to
hos-
Joseph Otis,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
the St.
Company November
15.
1918.
Participated
in
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Comay. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Howard
I.
Parker,
Joined
vate 1st
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed
8.
Pri-
Mittineague, Mass.
Class February 15. 1918, C. O. No.
Partici-
pated in the Argonne drive and was gassed in action on
October
8.
1918,
near
Cornay.
Evacuated
to
hospital
same day.
Samuel Patterson,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
the St.
Company November
9,
16,
1917.
Participated
in

1918, he
where on October
was missing
1918.
in action.
Joseph Perzanowski, Unknown.
Joined
St.
Company March
22,
Participated in the
he was reported missing in action.
Charles Pichini, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company December
26,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was injured by an accidental fall on October 10, 1918, near Cornay. Evacuated to hospital same date.
Remigio Pighi,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company March
22,
1917.
Participated in
the

10. 1918,
he was gassed in action on October Evacuated to hospital same date.
near Comay.
Ernest W. Pockat,
Marion, Wis.
Joined
the
Company November
1.
1918.
as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
Frank
J. Prochaska, West Springfield, Mass.
Joined
1st
Company October
26,
1917.
Appointed Private
Class January 15, 1918.
Participated in the Argonne
offensive.
John
P.
Proetz, Lawrence, Mas
Joined
1st Class
St.
Company October
June
1,
26.
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in
tlie
1918, C. 0. No. 12.
Mihiel and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded on October 8, 1918, by shrapnel near Cornay.
Evacuated
to
hospital
same
date.
William D. Ray,
Litchfield,
111.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918,
as
replacement
transferred.
to
the 82nd Division.
Private 1st Class

22, 1917.
when
Israel Reiskin, Washington, D. C.
Joined
St.
Company October
Participated in the
he was captured by the enemy on October 9. 1918, near Cornay. Released from German prison camp after the
Armistice was signed and reported back to
8,
Company L
1919.
Transferred to 2nd Battalion 328th In-
fantry.
Abraham Rejansky, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
the
Company November
10,
1917.
Participated
in
St. Mihiel offensive and later in the .\rgonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, Evacuated to hospital same date. near Cornay.
Harry Reynolds,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
5.
New York
City,
N. Y.
1st
Class January 15, 1918, C. O. No.
Participated in
and was wounded by shrapnel on

Evacuated
to
September same day.

21, 1919.
15,
1918, near Norroy.

to
hospital
Reported back
Company again on March
Joseph Richards, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
17,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class June
1918, C.
0. No. 12.
Participated
drive,
and
later in the
Argonne
where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Cornay. Evacuated to hospital .=ame date. Reported
back
to
Company March
17, 1919.
8,
Caskill Richardson,
Kimball, Minn.
Joine^
the
Company November
1918,
as
replacement to
82nd Division.
James B. Roach, Woodbury, Tenn.
Joined
Company February
24.
1918.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive,
where he was sent sick to hospital on October Reported back to Company March 17, 1919.
3,
1918.
Floyd Roberts,
St.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement to
Louis,
Mo.
the 82nd Division.
Osca
B.
Reinhold,
Westfield, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1918.
Participated
in
Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 12, 1918, near La Forge. Evacuated to hospital same day. Returned back to Company again on December 12, 1918.
Joined
the St.
Dominick Romano, New York City, N. Y.
Company November
9,
1917.
Participated
in
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, Evacuated to hospital same day. near Cornay.
Charles
E.
Ryder,
Nantucket, Mass.
Joined
Company November
December
15,
St.
15,
1917.
Appointed Pri5.
vate 1st Class
1918. C. 0. No.
Partici-
pated in the
drive,

to
where he was sent sick
hospital October
3,
1918.
Charles
F. Sands,
City, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company January
25, 1918.
Participated in the
New York
Walter
S.
Sapp,
St.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as replacement to
Louis,
Mo.
the 82nd Division.
Salvatore Scala, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1st
10.
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Miliiel offensive and later in the
Argonne
drive.
Appointed Private

22,
Massimo Scarpone,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
St.
Company October
offensive.
1917.
Participated in the
action
Mihiel
He was
gassed in
on Sep-
tember
day.
18, 1918,
near Cornay. Evacuated
to hospital
same
In the Argonne drive.
Homer
J.
Schaeffer, Nokomis,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
Class.
as
replacement
to
the
82nd Division as Private
1st
Phillip Schwartz,
Joined
St.
New York
City, N. Y.
Company November 9, 1917. Participated in the Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where
in
he was reported missing

Later reported back to
action
on October
hospital.
19.
1918.
Company from
1,
Frederick
J.
Schad,
St.
Joined
Company November
1918.
as
replacement to
Louis,
Mo.
the 82nd Division.
Frank
Edgar
Seib,
St.
Joined
Company November
Division.
1.
1918.
as
Louis,
Mo.
the
82nd
P.
Shannon,
Ogdensberg, N. Y.
Joined
with Supply
Joined
Company July 28, 1918. Was on special duly Company till November 26, 1918.
William Simmington,
Athol, Mass.
Private 1st Class to

of Regiment.
Company February 12, 1918. Was transferred as Company from Headquarters Company
WOJYICK
SlTANSKl, Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
6.
1918.
.Mihiel offensive
and
later in the
Argonne
drive,
was sent
to
sick to hospital on October 10, 1918.

later
where he Returned
Company
on November
19, 1918.
Bernard Skredsvig,
Coteau, N. Dakota.
Joined Company April 4, 1918. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on
September same date.
15,
1918, near Norroy.
Evacuated
to
hospital
Adam Slapcavage,
Brydesburg, Phila., Pa.
Joined Company April 6, 1918. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he
was
sent sick to hospital October 28, 1918.
Returned
to
Company
Julius Slaustas.
Joined
City, N. Y.
Company
April
6.
1918.
New York
Miliiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 7, 1918, near Cor-
nay.
Evacuated
to hospital.
Returned
to
Company again
on October 25, 1918.
Burr Smith,
Parksville, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
and
17.
1918.
Participated
in
later in the
Argonne
drive.
Fred Leroy Smith,

Langdon, Kans.
Joined
the
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement to
82nd Division.
Maxie Smith,
Ludowici, Ga.
Joined
1918.
Company November
8,
1918.
as replacement
1st
to
the 82nd Division.

15.
Appointed Private
Class February
Charles Smolarz, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
9,
1917.
Participated in the
St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 15, 1918. near Sommerance. Evacuated to hospital same date. Returned
later to
Company on November
2,
1918.
Harry Sorkin,
Joined
City,
Company January
and
25,
1918.
Participated in the
New York
N. Y.
St. Miliiel offensive
later in the
Argonne
8,
drive,
where
to

nay.
1918, near Cor-
Evacuated
to
hospital
2,
same
date.
Returned later
Company on November
1918.
Anthony Stachewicz, New York City, N.
Joined
Company
April 23,
1918.
Participated in
the
Y.
St.

to
he was reported missing in action and later returned
Company from
hospital
on March
26,
17, 1919.
Harvey M. Stevens,
Princeton, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
St.
Company October
June
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the
1918, C. O. No. 12.

14, 1918.

uated
to
Evac-
hospital
same
day.
Paul Stein,
Scranton, Pa.
to
Joined
August
until
Company April 6. November 1.5.
1918.
Sick in hospital
frotn
1918.
when he reported back
Company.
Joined
Joseph Stemplewski, New York City, N. Y.
Company
April 25, 1918.
was
killed in action
by
shell fire
on October
8,
1918, near
Cornay.
William Stevenovitch,
Peaston, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
6.
1918.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 10, 1918. Evacuated Returned to Company again someto hospital same day. time
later.
Tom
H. Strickland, Cross Plains, Texas.

J.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918,
as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
Michael
Sullivan,
Joined
St.
Company October
1.
26. 1917.
Participated in the
Greensfield, Mass.
Mihiel offensive and was later sent sick to hospital on

1918.
October
1918.
Returned
to
Company December
24.
Arthur W. Swinford,
Pocahontas, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
1918,
as replacement to
the 82nd Division.
Terrence Synnitt,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8, 1918, near Cornay. Evacuated to hospital same day. Returned
to
Company
Joined
later
on December
29, 1918.
John
B. Tavaras.
Company November
in action
15,
1917.
Participated
in
Fall River, Mass.
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in
the
Argonne
drive,
10,
where he was killed

1918, near Cornay.
by
shell fire
on October
Robert N. Taylor,
Rensselaer, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
December
15.
17.
1917.
Appointed
.5.
Pri-
vate 1st Class
1917. C. O. No.
Partici-
pated in the St. Mihiel offensive

drive.
and
later in the
Argonne
F.
403
13,
Reefaele Teti,
Haverhill, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed
12.
Pri-
vate 1st Class June
1918, per C.
O. No.
Partici-
pated in the
drive,
St.
returned to
where he was reported missing in action and later Company from hospital on November 29, 1918.
Adam
A. Teveles, Chicago,
Joined
111.
Company November
8.
1918, as
replacement
to
the
82nd Division.
George Thomas,
Township, Iowa.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
as
replacement to
the B2nd Division.
John Thompson,
Chalk
Hill, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
St.
Company October
June
1,
21,
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the
1918, C. 0. No. 12.

9,

Cornay.
1918,
near
Evacuated
to hospital
same day.
8,
John
L. Tiner,
Joined
Company November
1918, as
replacement to
Waco, Texas.
Leslie E. Tompkins, Dannison, Iowa.
the 82nd Division.
Joined
the
Company November
1918, as
replacement
to
82nd Division.
Joined
Company
April 12, 1918.
Texas.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne, where he was

gassed in action on October 20, 1918, near Sommerance.
Evacuated
to
hospital
same day.
23,
Boleslaw Tuarozynski, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company
15,
April
1918.
Participated
killed
in
in
the
Mihiel offensive, where he was

1918,
action
on
September
near Norroy.
1.
Homer Tupper,
Denver, Colo.
Joined
the
Company November
to
H2nd Division.
Frank VanDewerker,
Pleasant Brook, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
June
1,
17,
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class
1918, C. 0. No. 12.
Participated in
the
St.
Mihiel
offensive
and was
later
on
October
2,
1918, sent sick to hospital.
Carl Vaughn,
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where on October 8, 1918, he was wounded by shrapnel and captured by the enemy near Comay. Appointed Private 1st Class June 1, 1918, C. 0. No. 12.
Gennaro Vernimi,
Coral, Ind.
Joined Company April 6, 1918. Was on special duty with Supply Company from July until November 22, 1918, when he reported back to Company. Joined
Joseph Voci,
Revere, Mass.
Company October
8,
26,
1917.
Participated in the
St.

1918,
on October
Cornay.
he was wounded by shrapnel near
Evacuated
to hospital
same day.
8,
Leon Waddill,
Ireland, Texas.
Joined
Company November
1918, as
replacement
to
the 82nd Division.
George R. Waddle,
Joined
Company November
1918,
as replacement
to
McComb,
James M. Walker,
Okla.
the 82nd Division.
Joined
Company
1,
April 6, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Iowa.
Class June
1918. C. 0. No. 12.

ferred to Supply
Trans-
Company November
8,
7, 1918.
Alvin Walker, Thalmann, Ga.

Virgil C. Waller,
Ariton, Ala.
Joined
the
Company November
1918,
as
replacement to
17.
82nd Division.
Sent sick to hospital November

April
6.
Joined
Company
1918.
Participated in the
St.
Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, vfhere he was gassed in action on October 9. 1918, near Comay, and evacuated to hospital same day.
Peter
P.
Walsh,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
vate
1st
Company November
Class February
St.
1.5.
16,
1917.
Appointed Pri8.
1918, C.
O. No.
Partici-
pated in the
Mihiel offensive, where he was wounded

1.5,
by shrapnel on September Returned pital same day.

ber 21. 1918.
1918.
Evacuated
to
hos-
to
duty from hospital Novem-
Stanley Walsh,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
19,
1917.
Appointed Private
No.
8.
Class February 15.
1918,
C.
0.
Participated
Argonne drive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on October 8. 1918, near Comay. Evacuated to hospital same day.
and
later in the
John
L.
Walters,
Reading,
Joined Company April 23, 1918. Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive and was wounded by shrapnel on Sep-
tember
15,
1918.
Evacuated
to hospital.
Hiram R. Weaver,
Washington, D. C.
Joined
1st Class
St.
Company October
June
1.
22,
1917.
Appointed Private
Participated in the
1918. C. 0. No. 12.

later in the
in
Mihiel offensive and
he was reported missing
Argonne drive, where action on October 10, 1918.

17,
Jerome
E.
Weeks,
Joined
the
St.
Company November
killed in action
1918.
Participated
in
where he was
1918, near
by
shell fire
on October
18.
La Forge.
April
6.
August Welfley,
Joined
Company
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class June
1918. C. O. No. 12.
was wounded by shrapnel on October Evacuated to hospital same day.
8,
1918, near Cornay.
IgNACY WlELOUSKL
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
16,
1917.
Participated
in
the St. Mihiel offensive and later in the Argonne drive, where he was reported missing in action on October 8. 1918. Later returned from hospital to duty on November
7.
1918.
August Wilkes,
Southwick, Mass.
Joined
Company
22,
April
6,
1918.
Was on
special
to
duty
with Transport
Detachment and came back

1918.
Company
November
F.
405
RoBY Wright,
Joined
15, 1918,
Company
July 25, 1918.
Mihiel offensive and was killed in action on September
near Norroy.
Herman Wollman,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
St.
Company October
22,
1918.
Participated in the

9.
he was wounded severely on October

Evacuated
to hospital,
1918, near Cornay.
where he died the next day.

7,
Harry
C.
York,
Joined
Company
April
1918.
Hammond, Minn.
Thomas Zabroski,
Conshohocken, Pa.
Mihiel offensive, and later in the Argonne drive. Joined

1st
Company October
22.
1917.
Appointed Private
5.
Class December 15, 1918, C. 0. No.
Participated
drive.
and
later in the
Argonne
Transferred
1918.
to
Headquarters Company on November 18,
Israel Zaslavsky,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company
15,
April
6,
1918.
Mihiel offensive, where he was wounded by shrapnel on
September
1918, near Norroy.
Evacuated
to
hospital
same
day.
Francesco Zerlo, Birmingham, Pa.
Joined
St.
Company October
22.
1918.
Participated in the
Mihiel offensive and was wounded on September 15,
1918, near Norroy.
Evacuated
to hospital
same
day.
Corporals
Joseph DeItalia,
Revere, Mass.
Joined
Company October
Argonne
26,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
in August, 1918.
Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive

drive.
and
8.
later in the
1918, near Cornay.
Paul Veneziani,
"Unknown.
Joined
Company
April
6,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
August
22, 1918.
Participated in the St. Mihiel offensive
and
fire
later in the
Argonne
drive.
Killed in action by shell
on October 29. 1918, near Sommerance.
HISTORICAL ROSTER COMPANY

Captains
Guy
C. Lewis,
L,
328TH
INFANTRY
Transferred
to
Assigned
to
Company
April
10.
1918.
Rhode
Island.
1st Battalion,
328th Infantry,
May
30, 1918.
Charles N.
Sisson, Jacksonville, Ala.
Was
Captain of
Company when
organized.
Left with
the advance party for oversea service February 22, 1918.
Rejoined Company in France June

1918.
at
12,
1918.
Commanded
front.
3rd Battalion in action from October 17 to November 12,
which
the D.
in
time
S.
it
had withdrawn from the
Awarded
heroism
Left the
Paris.
C. October 9, 1919.
for extraordinary
action near Cornay, France, per S. O. No. 40,
Headquarters 82nd Division, dated 30th November. 1919.
Company February 27. Wounded July 30. 1918.
1918, to attend School in

at
Rambucourt. France.
First Lieutexaxts
H.AROLD C. HlTCHENS,
Tallapoosa, Ga.
With Company when organized. Commanded Company 30. to September 22, 1918, and again from OcTransferred to Company tober 16 to November 12, 1918.
from July
K, 328th Infantry, as Captain, November
15, 1919.
Louis D. Sutherl.\nd,
Charlotte, N. C.
Joined
Company January
rolls.
1,
1918.
Wounded
at Norroy,
Hospital September 15, 1918,
dropped from
John H. Murdock,
Charleston, S. C.
Joined
France.
Company
October
rolls.
April 15, 1918.

7,
Gassed
at
Apremonl
9,
1918.
Hospital
October
1918.
Dropped from
Lewis E. Graves,
Chicago, ni.
Joined
Company November
12.
to
1,
1918.
Commanded Com18,
pany from November

ferred to
November
1918.
Trans-
Company M,
80th Division, January 31, 1919.

19, 1918.
Julius F. Bell.
Jr.,
Joined
Company November
Commanded Com
Milledsreville, Ga.
pany since February 27, 1919. Is now in command of Company. Cited in G. O. No. 1, Headquarters 82nd Division, January 13. 1919. for extraordinary heroism in action
October
9, 1918.
\âlter
S.
Shanks,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
14,
1918.
Attended
3rd
Corps School from January 1, 1919, to February 7, 1919. Detached service Central Records Office from February
12.
1919. to
3,
March
2,
1919.
Dropped
as entering school
IMarch
1919.
Clyde
E.
Braden, West Virginia.
Joined
Company November
15,
1918.
Attended
3rd
Corps School from November 25, to December 25, 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company, 328th Infantry,
February 24. 1919.
Second Lieutenants
Albert G. Teague.
Birmingham, Ala.
Joined
France,
Company October
October
9,
15, 1917.
Gassed at Comay,
to
1918.
Evacuated
hospital
and
dropped from
9,
rolls
as entering S. 0. S. Hospital October
1918.
Herbert
C.
C.
Grover, Columbus, Ga.
Joined
Company October
15, 1917.
1,
Came
overseas, left
France for the United States August

Joined
1918, as Instructor.
Earl Schmerhorn.
Company September
October
rolls
8.
20, 1918.
Wounded
at
Nor-
New
Frank Johnson.
York.
roy, France.
1918.
8,
Evacuated
1918.
9.
to hospital
and
dropped from
Joined
October
Company November
1918.
Left
Company No-
New York.
Edward Schneider,
Chic;
o, ni.
vember
25. 1918. to accept
appointment as 3rd Battalion,
328th Infantry, Intelligence Officer,
Joined
Company November
12,
1918.
At present with
Company.
Joined
.\lfred
W. Smart,
ê^
Company .March
25.
1919.
York.
F.
FiEST Sergeaxts
Lyman
R. Burkett, Pinola
Joined
Company September
5,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
N. C.
poral from Private October 20, 1917.
.Appointed 1st Ser-
geant from Corporal October 25, 1917. Reduced to Sergeant January 5, 1918. Appointed 1st Sergeant June 15,
1918.
A.
W.
0. L. since October 7, 1918.

7,
Clarence A. Boone,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company September
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant from Private 1st Class October 20, 1917. Appointed 1st Sergeant from Sergeant January 5, 1918. Reduced to Sergeant May 21. 1918. Successful Officers Candidate at
5th Corps School
November
18, 1918.
Joseph R. Glase,
Lewisburg,
Company October 18, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private November 20, 1917. Appointed Sergeant
Joined
from Corporal February

geant from Sergeant
geant
1,
1918.
March
15, 1918.
Appointed Supply SerAppointed 1st Ser-
November
1,
1918.
Attended
from July 25 to September 26, pany in action for two days.
Army Candidate School 1918. Commanded Com-
Mess Sergeani
Marion
S.
Short,
Kingsport, Tenn.
Joined
geant from Private
Company September November
21,
1917.
Appointed SerAppointed Mess
20, 1917.
Sergeant November 21, 1917.
Supply Sergeants
Ch.\rles F. p. Quinn, Kingston, Ohio.
Joined
Company
April
10,
18,
1918.
from
Private
August
1918.
Appointed Sergeant Appointed Supply SerSuccessful Of-
geant from Sergeant September 15, 1918. ficers Candidate November 18, 1918.
Charles Eager,
Chattanoosa, Tenn.
Joined
Corporal
Company
April
26. 30,
18,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Private
May
1918.
1918.
October
Appointed Sergeant from Appointed Supply Sergeant

to
from Sergeant November 1, 1918. Transferred pany K, 328th Infantry, January 12, 1919.
Com-
Clyde
E.
Cook,
Indianapolis, Ind.
2,
Joined
Company
as
Supply Sergeant November
8,
1918.
-Appointed Line Sergeant from Supply Sergeant December

1918.
Sergeants
Chester
F.
Burgess, Brockton, Mass.
Joined Company October 26. 1917. Appointed Corpora] from Private January 15. 1918. Appointed Sergeant from Corporal April 1, 1918. Reported missing in action October 8, 1918. Returned to Company November 15, 1918. Attended 3rd Corps School from January 1. 1919, to February
7,
1919.
Arthur W. Downey,
Darien, Ga.
Joined
Company September
5.
1917.
.Appointed
Ser-
geant from Private September 25, 1917.
Transferred to
Army Candidate
School July 24, 1918.
Parmelius Donais,
Southbridfire,
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Mass.

roy,
15, 1917.
Killed in action at Nor-
John Fredline,
Farmland, Ind.
Joined
Company November
1,
14, 1918, as
Corporal.
Ap-
pointed Sergeant December
1918. 1917.
William
J.
Galvin, Roxbury,
Joined
Company November
1,
11,
Appointed Cor-
Mas
Appointed Sergeant
1,
from December
ters
1918.
Cited in G. 0. No.
13,
Headquarextraordi-
82nd Division, dated March
1919.
for
nary heroism in action.
Leslie Gilford,
Massachusetts.
Joined
poral
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed CorAppointed SerRelieved from as-

to
15,
1917.
geant from Corporal January 15, 1918.
signment
28,
return
to
United States as Instructor July
1918.
Frederick Gibes,
Bayshore, L.
I.
Joined
Company October
15,
5,
1917.
Appointed Corporal
re-
from Private March
1917.
Corporal July 24, 1918.
turn to the United States as Instructor July 24, 1918.
George
C.
How,
Joined
Washington, D. C.
poral from Private
Company September March 15,

25.
18.
24,
1917.
Appointed Coraccept
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Discharged
to
from Corporal
commission July
1917.
1918.
14,
Vincent Hall,
Massachusetts.
Joined
Company November
March
15,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Appointed Sergeant
at
rolls
from
Corporal
1918.
Wounded
Norroy,
as en-
Dropped from
tering S. 0. S. Hospital September 15, 1918.
Robert M. Hughes,
Anniston, Ala.
Joined
Company September
Private
5.
1917. 1917.
Appointed
Cor-
poral from
September
10,
Appointed SerDischarged
to
geant from Corporal September 28, 1917.
accept commission as 2nd Lieutenant July 18. 1918.
Charles
E. Lentz,
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
at
Chester, Mass.

France, July 15. 1918.
gust
15,
15. 1917.
Wounded
hospital.
at
Rambucourt,
1918.
11,
Went to Wounded again
Returned Au-
Sommerance, France,
1918.
October
1918.
Hospital October 11,

0. S. Hospital.
20.
Dropped
from
rolls as entering S.
Blair E. Morningstar,
Entriken, Pa.
Joined
Company October
15,
1917.
Appointed Corporal

Corporal January
20. 1917.

15,
1918.
Gassed October
October
1918.
15.
1918, at
Sommerance, France.
turned to
Hospital
2.
1918.
Re-
Herman McCreery,
Gaston, Ind.
Joined
8.
1918, as Sergeant, as re-
placement.
F.
409
7, 1917.
Leo
T.
Martineau,
Providence, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
1,
Appointed Corporal

Corporal September
15, 1917.

1,
1918.
Cited in G. O. No.
Head-
quarters 82nd Division, dated
March
13. 1919. for extraor-
dinary heroism in action.
William A. Ohls,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Joined
Company March
to
charged
1918.
1. 1918, as Sergeant. Disaccept commission as 2nd Lieutenant July 18,
Ruben Parrish,
Windfall, Ind.
Joined
Company
as replacement
November
8.
1918, with
the grade of Sergeant.
James
F.
Stearns, Quincy, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November
Private
14.
1.5,
1917.
.Appointed
Cor-
from
February
rolls.
1918.
geant from Corporal July 24. 1918.

1918.
Appointed SerCaptured October 9.
Dropped from
Charles
J.
Sweeney,
Lowell,
Joined
Company November
14.
1917.
.Appointed
Cor-
Mas
poral from Private February 5, 1918. Appointed Sergeant August 10, 1918. Sick to hospital September 28. 1918, to
duty November
7,
1918.
Richard
C.
Smith,
Joined
Company November
14.
1917.
.Appointed
Cor-
Waymouth, Mass.
Appointed Sergeant August 10, 1918. Wounded at Norroy, France, September 15, 1918. Dropped from rolls as entering S. O. S. Hospital September 15, 1918.
from
Corporal
John Sano,
Homer, Pa.
Joined
poral
Company October 24. 1917. from Private December 25, 1917.

1,
Appointed
Cor-
Appointed Ser-
geant from Corporal February
1918.
William
P. Tusing.
Joined
Company
April
26,
5,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Private
May
1918.

Sick in
hospital
to
Corporal .\ugust
1918, to
10.
7,
1918. 1918.
October
9.
December
Transferred
Company
C.
326th Infantry, January 20, 1919.
Albert
S.
Toole.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November
14.
1917. 1917.
Appointed
.\ppointed
CorSer-
15,
geant from Corporal Januarj' 15. 1918.

at
Killed in action
Norroy. France, September 15. 1918.
Marion
C.
Tucker,
Moultrie,
Joined
Company January
1,
1,
23,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
C. as per G.
in
Ga

Corporal December
O. No. 12,
action near
1918.

S.
1918.
.^warded D.
March
8,
1919, for extraordinary heroism
Sommerance, France.
14. 15,
David E. Wright, Northampton, Mas
Joined
poral
Company November
1917. 1917.
Appointed Cor-
Appointed SerSick in hospital
geant from Corporal January 15. 1918.
May May
11,
1918.
Dropped
as
entering
S.
O.
S.
Hospital
11, 1918.
Corporals
Max
Bassell,
Johnston, Pa.
Joined
poral
8, 1918.
Company September 20, 1917. from Private November 20, 1917.
Appointed CorGassed October

4,
Returned from hospital November
1918.
John H. Birkett,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private September 15. 1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class November
1,
1918.
Earl Boyington,
Milford, Maine.
Joined
Company October
January
18. 15,
26, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
at
Fleville,
from
Private
1918.
Wounded
to
France,
October
1918.
Went
hospital.
Rejoined
Company January
11, 1919.
Harvey M. Broughton,
Gunora, N. D.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private June

Joined
7, 1918.
William Brown,
Chelmsford, Mass.
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private February 1,1918.
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class November
1,
Clifton Babb,
MillersviUe, Ga
Joined
Company November
8,
1918, as Mechanic.
Ap-
pointed Corporal from Mechanic February 15, 1918.
Walter
D. Crevoiserat, Roosevelt, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
14, 1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
Class
15,
Appointed
Corporal from Private 1st Class February 15, 1919.
William D. Conway,
Witt, HI.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918, as
Corporal.
Edward Crockett,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Wounded
at
NorRe-
September 15, 1918. Went joined Company January 24, 1919.

roy, France,
to hospital.
Joseph M. Crowley,
Fitchbure,
Joined
Mas
poral
16.
1918.
Company November 14. 1917. Appointed Corfrom Private March 15, 1918. Gassed September Dropped from rolls as entering S. 0. S. Hos16, 1918.
pital
September
Henry Cushman,
Bangor, Maine.
Joined
poral
Company November from Private March 15,

Dropped from
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor0. S.
1918.
rolls
Sick in hospital Auas entering S.
gust 20, 1918.

Hospital.
Henry Dufour,
Fall River, Mass.
vate 1st Class
Appointed Pri14, 1917. from Private February 1. 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private 1st Class February 15, 1919.
Joined
Joined
Company November
Chester H. Danforth.
Taunton, Mass.
poral from Private
Company November March 15,
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
1918.
rolls
Sick to hospital Ocas entering hospital.
tober 13, 1918.
Dropped from
Charles
E.
Dorang,
Pottstown,
Joined
Company October
September
15,
20. 1917.
Appointed Corporal

roy, France,
20, 1917.
Killed in action at Nor-
1918.
F.
Eugene
P. Frazier,
Joined
Company
April
23,
15,
1918. 1919.
Appointed
Corporal
at
Connellsville, Pa.
from
Private
February
Wounded
slightly
Cornay, France, October 15, 1918.
WiLLUM
Fisher, Dengola,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918, as Corporal.
Joseph Falco,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
December
15,
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private

roy, France,
to
15, 1917.
Wounded
at
Nor-
September
15, 1918.
Returned from hospital
Company December
Joined
1918.
1918.
Joseph Green,
Alvin,
Company
April
1,
Class
from Private April

1st Class
8,
15,
7,
1918. 1918.
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal
from Private
France,
June
Wounded
hospital.
at
Cornay,
October
1918.
Went
to
Rejoined
Company December
28, 1918.
Frank
R.
Graham,
Randolph, N. Y.
Joined
Company
March
April
1,
28,
1918.

tering School
1918.
Appointed Corporal Dropped from rolls as en-
12, 1919.
Hubert
0. Hunt, Parker, Ind.
Joined
Company
as replacement
November
8, 1918,
with
the grade of Corporal.
Harry Jonas,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined Company October 5, 1917. Appointed Corporal from Private December 15, 1917. Sick to hospital October
8.
1918.
Dropped from
rolls as entering S. 0. S. Hospital.
Leslie U. Jamison, Tennessee.
Joined
Company
April
15,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
rolls
serter
from Private July 24, 1918. October 1918.
Dropped from
as
de-
Elias T. Keywan,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Joined
Company November
1,
8,
1918.
Appointed Corporal

Joined
1918.
14.
1,
Louis Lavigne,
Fall River, Mass.
Company November
15,
1917.
Appointed Me-
chanic from Private February
1918.
Appointed Corporal
from Mechanic February
1919.
George W. Land,
Doerun, Ga.
Joined
Company January
February
8,
23, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
from
Private
15,
1919.
Wounded
to
at
Cornay,
France,
October
1918.
7,
Went
hospital.
Rejoined
Company November
1918.
William A. Lemin,
Mapleton,
Joined
poral from Private
Company October 25, 1917. Appointed CorMarch 15, 1918. Sick to hospital OcDropped from
rolls
tober 14, 1918.

Hospital.
as entering S. O. S.
Hilbert
L.
Miller, Kingman,
Joined
Company November
1,
1918, with the grade of

1,
Ariz.
Private 1st Class.
Appointed Corporal December
1918,
from Private.
Thomas
E.
Mottershead,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
Maurice Moseman,
Topeka, Ind.
Joined
Corporal.
Company
January-
12,
1919,
with the grade of

Louis Monteverde,
L'ambertsville, N. J.
Joined
poral
Company November
24,
15.
1917.
Appointed Corat
from Private July

28,
1918.
Wounded
Norroy,
Returned from hospital to
Company December
1918.
25,
Michael
J.
Mayeski,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company October
1st
1917.
1,
Class from Private January
1918.
26,
Appointed Private Appointed Cor1918.
poral
from Private
5,
Class
May
Wounded
at
July
1918, at Mt. Sec. France.
Rejoined Company from

again
hospital
August
20,
1918.
Wounded
Norroy,
Sent to hospital same day.

S. Hospital.
Dropped from
rolls as entering S. 0.
Maurice
B. Neale, Battlecreek, Mich.
Joined
Company July
December
14. 16.
15.
1,
1918.
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from
Private
Wounded
to
at
Comay,
Rejoined
France,
October
1918. 1918.
Went
hospital.
Company
Warren
S.
Orwin, Los Angeles, Cal.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918, with the grade of

15.
Private 1st Class.

20, 1917.
1919.
John Pfeiffer,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
Appointed Corporal
at

pital
1918.
Wounded
Sommerance,
Rejoined Company from hos-
December
15,
1918.
15, 1917.
Peter Re,
Pennsylvania.
Joined
Company October
1,
Appointed Corporal
15,

1918, at Norroy, France.
1917.
Wounded September
Died in hospital September
17,
1918.
George Petrakis, New York City, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
9,
1,
1917.
Appointed
at
Cor-
poral from Private January 15. 1918.
Captured
Cornay.
France. October
1918.
Herman
F.
Precht,
Georgia.
Joined
Company
April
1,
15.
1918.
from
Private
May
1918.
Transferred
Appointed Corporal to Regimental
Headquarters August 25, 1918.
Charles
L. Rooney",
Joined
Company October
18, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
4,
Philadelphia, Pa.
from Private July 24, 1918. Sick to hospital November 1918. Dropped from rolls as entering S. 0. S. Hospital.
Joined
poral
roy,
Antoine Souza.
Fall River, Mass.
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor-

15,
15.
1918.
Wounded
in
at
NorSep-
France. September 15. 1918.

1918.
Died
hospital
tember
Cloyd M. Shugars,
Johnstown, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private September 15, 1918.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private 1st Class February 15, 1919.
Herbert
E.
Smith, Cambridge, Mass.
Joined
poral
leased.
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Corre-
Captured and from Private January 1, 1918. Rejoined Company February 6, 1918.
James N. Taylor,
Sterling. Ga.
Joined
Company
April 15. 1918.
Appointed Private
15. 1919.
1st
Class from Private September 15. 1918.

Appointed Cor-
March
E. F.
413
Cooks
Herbert Nagel,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined Company October 15, 1917. Appointed Cook from Private November 1, 1917. Sick to hospital September 15, 1918. Dropped from rolls. Joined
Ralph
A. Bryant, Isles Ford, Maine.
Company November
1st
14.
1917.
1,
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private February
Appointed
Cook from Private

ber 15. 1918.
Private July 20, 1918.
Reduced to .Appointed Cook again on Septem-
Will
J.
Koger,
Augusta, Ga.
Joined
Company October
14.
1917.
Appointed
Cook

Joined
1st
20, 1917.
Raffaelle Lionetti, New York City, N. Y.
Company October 30, 1917. Appointed Private Qass from Private. Appointed Cook July 20, 1918. Company October
23,
Antonio Sofeo,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
1917.
1.
Appointed Private
Appointed Cook
1918.
from Private
Buglers
Joseph
J.
Weinert,
Royersford, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1,
18,
1917.
Appointed Bugler
9,
1918.
Gassed October
O. S. Hospital.
1918.
Dropped from
rolls as entering S.
Robert Blackburn,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company November
15,
14, 1917.
Appointed Bugler
from Private March

France,
1918.
October
14,
1917.
14,
Wounded at Sommerance, Went to hospital. Rejoined

Transferred
to
Company December
ters
1918.
Headquar-
Company, 328th
Fred Bolte,
Illinois.
Joined
Company November
December
12,
8,
1918,
as
Bugler.
rolls
Went
Feb-
to hospital
1918.
Dropped from
ruary 27, 1919.
Charlie Alba,
Pittston, Pa.
Joined
Private
5,
1917.
Appointed Bugler from
Mechanics
Alexander Ford,
Holyoke, Mass.
Joined
chanic
Company November
Dropped from
5,
14,
1,
1917. 1918.
Appointed MeSick to hospital
July 25, 1918.
rolls as entering hospital.
William
F.
Lang,
Pittsburg,
Joined
Company October
1,
1917.
Appointed Mechanic

gust
1,
1918.
Accidentally wounded Aurolls.
1918.
Hospital.
Dropped from
17, 1918.
John Eardlen,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
8,
Appointed Mechanic
Rejoined
from Private
.4pril 15, 1918.
Sick to hospital.
Company December
1918.

George
T.
Armor,
Georgia.
Joined
Company
entering
April 10, 1918.
Wounded
at
Norroy,

rolls
Hospital and dropped from

Hospital.
as
S.
0.
S.
Appointed Private
1st Class
15, 1918.
Irving Antell,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Gassed October
9.
New
James B. Alden,
York.
1918.
Hospital and dropped from
rolls.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Wounded October
11,
Erie, Pa.
1918.
pital.
Hospital and dropped from rolls as entering hos-
Gaetano Ascagtino.
Joined
ber 15,
Company November
1918,
at
rolls.
14, 1918.
Wounded Septem-
Norroy, France.
Sent to hospital and
dropped from
Roy
E.
Allen,
Portland, Ore.
Joined
Company November
4. 1918, as
Private 1st Class.
Forrest D. Adams,
Chicago,
III.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Noah
C. Algien,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Crowley, Colo.
Clarence Anderson, Rock Island,
Joined
16.
Company
April
1.
1918.
Sent to hospital October

18.
1918.
1919.
Henry
R.
Aulman, Ramb, N. D.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Gilbert A. Alverson.
Joined
Company November
19, 1919.
8,
1918.
rolls
Sent to hospital
February
Dropped from
26.
February 27, 1919.
Grovano Albanese,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
30,
Company October
at
1917.
to
Wounded October
hospital.
1918,
Sommerance.
10,
Sent
Rejoined
Company February
1919.
1,
Gustave Armstrom,
Joliet, 111.
Joined
Company
to
April
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Reduced
9,
Private February
Appointed Corporal June 7, 1918. Captured October 2, 1918.

12. 1919.
1918.
James A. Anderson,
Help, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Paolo Bonarrico,
9,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Missing October
1918, at Cornay.
Henry
B. Berich,
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Wounded
Octo-
New
Thurman Brock.
Charles
T.
York.
ber 14, 1918, at Sommerance.

Hospital.
Dropped
as entering S. 0. S.
Joined
Company
1918.
April 18, 1918.
Went
to hospital
sick
June
15,
Dropped
5,
as entering hospital.
Bowen.
Joined April
ber 10, 1918.
1918.
Went
to
hospital
sick
Septem-
Dropped from
rolls.
E. F.
Roy Brooks, """

PKIladelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
20,
1918.
Killed
at
Norroy,
James T. Bailey,
Johnston,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
Louis A. Blatt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
1,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
14,
Peter Burgeron,
Haverhill,
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed
Pri9.
Mass.

1918.
Captured October Rejoined Company December 20, 1918.
Michael
J.
Burk,
Fithran,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
William Blatchford,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
poral
Company November
15,
14,
1917.
Appointed Cor9,
January
1918.
Captured October
1918.
12. 1919.
Re-
luced to Private.

8,
James Barbee,
Dandridge, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Charles H. Bates,
Jasper, Ga.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Alonzo Baxter,
Whites Creek, Tenn.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Frank Bianchino,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
John Bogues.
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
Joseph
F.
Bohne,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Theodore
A. Bonsall, Detroit, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Edward Bonnin,
Harvey,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
John Blumm,
Sibley,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Joseph A. Boudway, Northampton, Mass.
Joined
Company
April
6,
1918.
Alex Brown,
Danville,
111.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918.
George Bumhold,
Bartonville,
111.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
John W. Burk,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Nataush Butkus,
Camden, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
13, 1917.

James Bevard,
Smithfield,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Harry
L.
Born,
Toledo, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 18, 1918.
Walter Brocki,
Toledo, Ohio.
Joined
1918.
Rejoined
Company July 20, 1918. Company from
Gassed September
hospital
15,
14.
December
1918.
Oscar Bradford,
Newport, N.
J.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Went
to hospital sick
August
16, 1918.

Octo-
Hyman H. Broder,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
ber
2,
1918.
Company November 8, 1917. Hospital sick Rejoined Company January 27, 1919.
Company
Cornay.
April
28,
to
Carl Carter, Camden, N.

RoLEiGH Cluck, William Cobb,
Joined
J.
1918.
hospital
Gassed October
7,
1918,
rolls.
at
Went
and dropped from
Joined
Company
18,
April
1,
1918.
Went
rolls.
to
hospital
sick
September
Joined
ber
5,
1918.
Dropped from
1,
Company
April
1918.
rolls.
North Carolina.
1918.
Dropped from
April
Joseph H. Cohen,
Atlanta, Ga.
Joined
Company
1,
1918.
Transferred
to
Am-
bulance Unit July 25, 1918.

Joined
Edgar M. Chaffee,
Maine.
1918.
Company November Dropped from rolls. Company November

20, 1918.
14,
1917.
Sick October 20.
Frank W. Christenson,
Brockton, Mass.
Joined
14,
1917.
rolls.
Sick in hospital
September
Joined
Dropped from
14,
Ralph
B.
Crockett,
Rockland, Maine.
Company November
1917.
Appointed Prito
Sent
hospital
Oc-
tober 20. 1918.
Rejoined Company January 24. 1919.

8,
Martin
L.
Cook, Mackinaw,
Joined
111.
Company November
Lawrence H. Clayton,
Rushville,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
Harold
C.
Coffman,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918. as Private 1st Class.
Louis Courcy, Taunton, Mass.
Joined
vate
1st
at
Company November 13, Qass February 1, 1918.

Sommerance, France.
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
1918,
Wounded October 21, Went to hospital. Re-
joined
Company March
1919.
Luici Catalano,
Joined
ber
4,
Company July
18, 1918.
Sick in hospital Octo17, 1919.
Auburn, N. Y.
1918.

14,
Charlie Campbell, Upper Alton,
Joined
111.
Company February
1919.
Albert M. Carrejci,
Hillcoke, Pa.
Joined
Company October
19.
1917.
Cornelius Coughlan,
Joined
1st
F.
417
1917.
Company October
1,
26,
Appointed Private
1918.
New
Ralph
C.
York, N. Y.
Class February
1,
1918.
ber
1918.
Reduced
to Private
December
1,
Capone,
Jeannette, Pa.
Joined
Company
April
6,
1918.
Lonnie Cantrell,
Ridgley, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 18, 1918.
Barney H. Chapman,
Chapforth,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Curtis L. Chandler, Delavan,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
Frank
Cioffi,
Joined
Company November
8.
1917.
New
Grover Coplea,
York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Fisher,
111.
Archie H. Connell,
Wheatland, Wyo.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
James A. Cox, McLeansboro,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
Russell Cox,
Winchester,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Charles Cox,
Illinois.
Joined
Transferred to 243 M. P.
Joined
Company November 8, 1918, as Private 1st Class. Company December 15, 1918.
Company November
8,
Harry W. Coakley,
Sparta,
111.
1918.
Hen-ry H. Colvin,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Harrold M. Crawford, De Grace, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Frank
Gripe, Laplace,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
August D.
Critis,
Joined
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
Chatsworth,
Sheridan R. Crosby,
Manito,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
William D. Demas.
Joined
Company
16,
July 20, 1918.
Went
rolls.
to
hospital sick
September
1918.
Dropped from
14,
Walter
Charles
D. Daley, Cambrido;e, Mass.

S.
Joined
ber
8,
Company November
Dropped from
April
rolls.
1917.
Captured Octo-
1918.
rolls.
Davenport,
Pennsylvania.
Joined
1918.
Company
1,
1918.
Missing
October
9,
Dropped from
Richard Dossett,
Hopedale, HI.
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Leo
J.
Dyminski,
Joined
Company
to
April
Grand Rapids, Mich.
1, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Appointed Sergeant June 7, 1918.
Reduced
July 24.
Private
July
24.
to
1918.
Appointed Corporal
February
15.
1918.
Reduced
9.
Private
1919.
Gassed slightly October
1918.
4.
Henry Darnell,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Joined
Company November
1918.
Elmer
E. Davis,
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
Bosey, Texas.
Roy
E. Davis,
Joined
Company November
Private February
2.
8.
1918.
as
Corporal.
Re-
duced
to
1919.
Achille Debonia.
East Youngstown, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 18. 1918.
Edward
Francis
J.
Desaulnier. Attleboro, Mass.
Joined
Company November
10.
1917
J.
Domard,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Joined
Company
April
4.
1918.
Parry
E.
Draper,
Joined
Cily.
111.
Company November
8.
1918.
Wayne
Edward Dudley,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Duncannon, Pa.
Clifford Durkee,
Allston, Mass.
Joined
Company November
11.
1917.
Bernard Downes,
Peru. N. Y.
Joined
Company November
October
14.
7.
1917. 1918.
Wounded
Rejoined
at
Som-
merance. France,
Company
January
24,
1918.
Joseph Dimarco, Dunbar, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Herman Eggert.
Hutchinson, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Appointed Private
to hospital sick
1st
Went
Septem-
ber 18, 1918.

14,
Joseph A. Fitzpatrick,
Massachusetts.
Joined Company November

vate
1st
1917.
Appointed
to
Pri-
Class
5.
March
17.
1918.
Went
rolls.
hospital
sick
October
1918.
Dropped from
John
J.
Feeley.
Joined
Company
April 28. 1918.
Went
rolls.
to hospital
sick
New
Charles
B. Frady,
York.
September
Joined
25, 1918.
Dropped from
1,
Company January
1918.
Missing September
rolls.
Lafayette, Ga.
15, 1918, at Norroy.
Dropped from
Morgan
J.
Faulkner, Wetumpka, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 19. 1918.
E. F.
419
in 17,
Anthony Faggello, New York,

Augustus Ferguson,
Joined
N. Y.
October
Joined
9,
Company November 7, 1917. Missing 1918. Rejoined Company November
action
1918,
Company
1918.
April
6,
1918.
Sick in hospital Sep
Philadelphia, Pa.
tember
11,
Rejoined Company November 17, 1918,

11,
Earnest Forbes,
Boothlay Harbor, Me.
Joined
Company November
1918.
at
1917.
Wounded
Sep-
tember
1918. at
18.
Norroy, France.
Gassed October
Comay. France.
Edward Fitzmaurice,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
24, 1919.
19,
12,
1917.
Wounded
Sep-
tember
15,
Rejoined Company
from hospital January
Will French,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
1.
April
1918.
Appointed Corporal
October
Joined
1918.
Reduced
to Private
March
15, 1919. 15,
Earlvin
J.
Callaway,
Iowa.
Company March
1,
1918.
Missing September
James B. Gladston Slabama.
Joined
Company
April
1.
1918.
Killed
September
15.
Frank George,
Georgia.
Joined
Company October
1,
1917.
Missing October
9.
1918. at Cornay, France.
William
E. Grimes,
Joined
1918, at
hospital.
Lafayette, Ga.
Company April 1, 1918. Wounded October 9, Comay, France. Dropped from rolls as entering
Cleveland George. Oakwood,

Salvatore Greco,
Joined
111.
Company
April
1,
1918.
Joined
Company October
6.
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Louis A. Gill, South Boston, Mass.
Company
April 28. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Howard Cuinan.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
September
20.
1917.
Appointed Private
15. 1918. 14,
Morris Creenburg,
Joined
Company November
September
15,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
New
New
William Clare,
York, N. Y.
vate 1st Class
1918. 1917.
William Ginger,
York, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
February
1.
27,
Appointed Private
1918.
14.
Joined
ber
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
Quincy, Mass.
vate 1st Class February

1.
1918.
Sick in hospital Septem-
1918.
Rejoined Company January 24. 1919.

19,
Pae Haney,
Sidney,
Joined
1st
Company October
1917.
Appointed Private
8,
Gassed October
1918.
Rejoined Company from hospital December 28, 1918.
John H. Howarth.
Swansea, Mass.
Joined
Company November
18,
1918.
Appointed
Pri-
Walter
Hair,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
420

Joined
Oscar Hill,
Elkader, Iowa.
Company
April
1,
1918.
August
P.
Hogenmiller,
Weingarten, Mo.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918.
Albert Horn.
Richard Hunter.
Teskelwa, HI.
Joined Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
1918.
Company October
29,
Hubert A. Hughes,
Oneida, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Vernon Harbison,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Bryan Hugley,
Chicago, HI.
Joined
Company September
18,
5,
1917.
Reduced
to Private
from Corporal October
1917.
John Hyland,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Joined
Company October
30, 1917.
James Hutt,
Company November
14,
1917.
Wounded
Sep-
Nedem, Mass.
tember
16, 1918, at Norroy, France.
Dropped
as entering
hospital.
Charley Hackney,
Georgia.
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Sick in hospital Sep-
tember
28, 1918.
Dropped
April
1,
Renihold
L.
Hanke,
Georgia.
Joined ber
1,
Company
1918.
1918.
Dropped
James W. Hrabak,
Georgia.
Joined
1918, at
Company
April
1,
1918.
Missing
October
9,
Comay, France.
Anthony
Iodice,
Fall River, Mass.
6,
Joined
1919.
ber 12. 1918.
Company November 12, 1917. Rejoined Company from
Wounded
Octo-
hospital February
John W. Impola.
Joseph John,
Joined
Company November
9,
14,
1917.
Killed in action
October
Joined
1918, near Cornay, France.
Company
July 26, 1918.
Bert Jubert,
Scotie, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
7,
1917.
Sam Bud
Justice,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Denison, Iowa.
L.
Jameson,
Pennsylvania.
Joined
1918.
Company
July 20, 1918.

rolls.
Hospital February 25.
Dropped from
David G. Jasman,
Winsocket, Mass.
Joined
Company November Company December 5, 1918.

Company November
Cornay, France.
1,
14,
1917.
Transferred
to
Antonio Joaquin.
Joined
1918,
at
1917. as
Gassed October
8,
Dropped
entering hospital.
E. F.
421
1,
Thomas W.
Joiner,
Joined
Company January
1918.
Georgia.
8,
1918,
hospital
at Comay, France. December 24. 1918.
Rejoined
Wounded October Company from

to
Transferred
hospital
March
20, 1918.
Marcelli Kafarski,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Peter Kasuilis,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Moris Kavitsky,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company July
2,
1918.
Reduced from Cook
to
Private April 23, 1918.
Stanley W. Kaczynski, East Hampton, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14. 1918.
John Kehoe,
Salamanca, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Raymond Kemmerer,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Wesley
Kitts,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Bland, Va.
Fred A. Kolkhorst,
St.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Joined
John Kwecian,
Buflfalo, N.
Company
April 24, 1918.
Y.
Joined
August Kilgus,
New
York, N. Y.
tober 9, 1918.
Company November 14, 1917. A. W. Returned to Company December

29. 1918.
0. L. Oc8,
1918.
William Landers, Powder Springs, Ga.

Patrick Lee, Cambridge, Mass.
Joined
Company October
Joined
1st
Company November
September
1918.
15,
14, 1918.
Class
1,
1918.
to
Appointed Private Appointed Corporal No-
vember
Reduced
Private
29,
December
1,
1918.
George
E.
Lemmond,
Norwich, Ga.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Leonardo Leona,
Corona, N. Y.
Julius Levine,
Joined
Company October
26, 1917.
Joined
Company October
23, 1917.
New
John Lucey,
York, N. Y.
Joined
9,
Company
April
3,
1918.
Edgewood, Iowa.
CiPRIA LiPPI,
1918.
Joined
J.
1st
at
Hoboken, N.
Company November 14, 1917. Appointed Private Class February 1, 1918. Wounded October 21, 1918, Sommerance. France. Rejoined Company Januarj- 24,
1918.
422

C.
William
Lukens,
Lansdale, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
20,
1917.
Appointed Private
7,
Gassed October
1918.
Rejoined Company from hospital December 12, 1918.
Holly Ludwic,
Joseph E. Lavoie,
Fall River,
Joined
Company February
12, 1919.
Joined
Company November
at
14,
1917.
Appointed
as
Pri-
Mass
vate
15,
1st
Wounded September
entering
hos-
1918,
Norroy, France.
Dropped
pital.
Antonio Legacco.
Joined
Company November
Norroy, France.
1,
1917.
Wounded October
14. 1918, at
Dropped
Arthure Larochelle,
Woonsocket, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
September
14, 1917.
Wounded
at
Noras
roy, France,
15, 1918.
Dropped from
rolls
entering hospital.
Fred W. Lemieux,
Pittsburg,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Wounded
at
Somrolls
merance, France, October 14, 1918.

Dropped from
Pierre Lesperance, Woonsocket, R.

LuiGi
Joined
I.
Company November
14,
1917.
Missing
in
ac-
tion October 9, 1918, at Cornay, France.
Mauro,
North Bergler, N. Y.
A. May, Hillsboro,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
February
1,
14, 1917.
Appointed Private
1918.
8, 1918, as
Henry
Joined
Company November
Private 1st Class.
George A. Maxeiner,
Nokomis,
Joined
Company November
8. 1918, as
Private 1st Class.
Henry Morgan.
Norwood, Ga.
at
Joined
Company
April 19. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Wounded September
15. 1918.
Norroy, France.
28,
Rejoined Company from hospital De-
cember
1918.
14, 1917.
George
F.
Morrison,
Holyoke, Mass.
Joined
Company November
21,
Went
to hospital
sick July 15, 1918.
Rejoined Company from hospital No-
vember
1918.
5.
On
1918.
detached
service
Headquarters
Troop, December
Gustino Maci.irulo,
Joined
Company November
Cornay, France.
July
20,
14,
1917.
Missing October
New
Hubert
York, N. Y.
9, 1918, at
0. Mills,
Joined
Company
1918.
Missing
October
9.
Ohio.
1918. at Cornay.
Ralph Madden,
Joined
ber
1.
Company November
September
14,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-
vate 1st Class

6.
15. 1918.
Sick to hospital Octo-
1918.
Rejoined Company from hospital November

243 M. P. Company December
1918.
1918.
Transferred to
14,
Fred Mayes,
Georgia.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Appointed Private
to
1st

1918.
Went
hospital October 18.
Dropped from
E. F.
423
Went
to
John Miller.
Clifford D. Mackinney.
Joined
Company
April 15, 1918.
hospital sick
June
15, 1918.
Dropped from
Joined
hospital.
Company November
14, 1917.
Went
rolls
to hospital
sick September 25, 1918.
Dropped from
as entering
Fred Makymonok.
Bladas Mastizilla,
Worchester, Mass.
Joined
Company November
15.
1.
1917.
Killed in
action
September
Joined
1918. at Norroy, France.

14, 1917.
Company November
TwiLLis McDaniel, Muscadine, Ala.
Joined
Class
Company
April 19, 1918.

1918.
September
1918.
15.
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal Novem-
ber
1.
Reduced
to Private
December
1,
1918.
Charlie R. McCravey,
Bells Gap, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 19. 1918.
John
A.
McDonough,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1917.
Appointed Private
to
1st
Class January 9, 1918, by previous organization.
Appoint-
ed Corporal November
1,
1918.
Reduced
Private De-
cember
1,
1918.
Joseph Moreau,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
James McCue, Newford, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Daniel A. McNamara,
Roxbury, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1,
14,
1917.
Appointed Pri1,
1918.
1,
Appointed April
1918.
1917.
1918.
Reduced
to
Private
December
Harry Macalister,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1918,
at
14,
Wounded
Sep-
tember
11,
Norroy, France.
23, 1919.
14, 1917.
Rejoined Company
from hospital January
Phillip Martin, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
Wounded
at Cor-
nay, France, October 9, 1918.
ber 15, 1918, from hospital.
Cornelius Murray,
Providence, R.
I.
1,
Joined
poral
Company November 14, 1917. Appointed CorNovember 1, 1918. Reduced to Private December
1918.
Burrell Moss,
Newport, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Code Morton,
Montezuma, Tenn.
Joined
Company
.April
19.
1918.
Edward
J.
Moore,
Lowell, Mass.
Joined
Company November
September
1918.
15,
14, 1917.
roy. France.
1918.
Wounded at NorRejoined Company De-
cember
28,
Arthur W. Miller,
Woonsocket, R.
I.
1.
Joined
Company November
14. 1917.
Cited in C. 0. No.
13,
1919,
for ex-
traordinary heroism in action.
William
F.
Moosk,
Joined
Company April
6,
23, 1918.
Went
to hospital sick
1,
Jamaica Plains, Mass.
October
Joined
France,
ruary
6,
1918.

April 18, 1918.
15,
1918.
Albert
G. Martin,
Company
September
1919.
Sheper, Ga.
1918.
Wounded at Norroy, Rejoined Company Feb-
Michael
J.
Muraca,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
12, 1917.
DoNATO Natural,
Joined
1st Class
Company
September
15,
23, 1917.
New
Henry Alex
R.
York, N. Y.
1918.
Went
to hospital
Appointed Private Septem-
ber 18, 1918.

July
1918.
14, 1917.
Newberry,
Joined
Company
9,
20,
1918.
Killed
at
Comay,
Middletown, Ohio.
P. Ouillette,
France, October
Joined
nay,
hospital
Company November
October
9,
Wounded
to
at Cor-
France,
1918. 1918.

Transferred
hospital
December
15,
March
20, 1919.
Frank
S.
Pico,
Niceville, Gal.
Joined
Company November
Private February
2,
4,
1918, as Corporal.
Re-
duced
to
1919.
14, 1917.
Mike Paul,
Lambert, Pa.
Joined
Company November
Elmer
0. Pauley, Train,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
W. Va.
Joined
Henry Paras,
Company November
October
9,
14, 1917.
Gassed
at
Comay,
New
York, N. Y.
France,
pital
1918.
Rejoined Company from hos-
October 22, 1918.
Giuseppe Pingareo, Lewis Run, Pa.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Frank Pleshko,
South Bethlehem,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
ROCH POSWIATA, New Bedford,

Silas Paktridge.
Joined
Company
1918.
April 23, 1918.
Missing in action Oc-
Mass.
tober
9,
Rejoined Company September 13, 1918.

14,
Joined
Company November
rolls
1917.
Appointed Prito hospital sick.
Went
Dropped from
March
27, 1919.
Arthur Pellerin,
Ludlow, Mass.
Joined
tion at
Company November
14,
1917.
14.
Wounded
1918.
in
ac-
Dropped
from
Pitt Parker,
Georgia.
Joined Company November 14, 1917. Wounded at SomDropped from rolls merance, France, October 14. 1918.
Edward H. Pitcher,
Georgia.
Joined
October
9,
Company November 2, 1917. Missing in Dropped from rolls. 1918, at Comay.
action
F.
425
1918.
John
L.
Pugh.
Georgia.
Joined
France.
1918.
Company
October
9,
April
1918.
5,
Wounded
at
Cornay,
10,
Died in hospital October
Joseph Palmer.
Joined
1st Class 15,
Company January
September
15, 1918.
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
in hospital
Deceased
March
1919.
Mariano Quacuano,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Joined
France,
15, 1918.
Company March
October
9,
21,
1918.
1918. Gassed at Cornay, Rejoined Company November
\/lcto'r\t
Herndon Quimby. N.YPenovlvania
Joined
.
Company
5,
April 28, 1918.
Wounded
at
Mt. Sec,
1918.
at
France, July
1918.
Died in hospital July

14, 1917.
15,
Antonio Renzi,
Hill Coke, Pa.
Joined
Company November
24,
Wounded
Som-
merance, France, October 14.
1918.
Rejoined Company
December
1918.
Claude Reichard,
Pennsylvania.
Joined
France,
15, 1918.
Company
October
9,
April
1918.
23,
1918.
Gassed
at
Cornay,
Rejoined
Company November
Nicolla Rella,
Joined
Company November
12. 1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Bruce Ridenour,
Russiaville, Ind.
Company November
8,
1918.
Joseph Rose,
Olyphant, Pa.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Alex Rogoznski,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Joined
Company
July 20, 1918.
John
J.
Reagan, Cambridge, Mass.
Joined
1st
Company October
1919.
21,
1917.
Appointed Private
to

3,
Reduced
Private Feb-
ruary
Olivio Rocco,
Joined
Company November
8,
14,
1917.
Wounded
at Cor-
New
York, N. Y.
nay,
France, October
1918.
hospital
November
20, 1918.
Raymond Reilley,
Bradford, Pa.
Joined
serter
Company November
21, 1918.
14,
1917.
Dropped
as
de-
September
Alex Ripshaw,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Killed in action at Som-
New
WojcicK Rug.
York, N. Y.

Joined
14, 1918.
Company November
8,
1,
1917.
Wounded
rolls
at
Cor-
nay, France, October

tering hospital.
1918.
Dropped from
as en-
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Went
to
hospital

pital.
Dropped from
rolls as entering hos-
(^JETANO RoMANA,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Killed
in
action
RocheêV
New
,
York.
at
Tony Rose,
Joined
Company
July 15, 1918.

14,
Wounded
at
Sommerrolls
New
Rocky Rose,
York.
ance,
France.
October
1918.
Dropped from
as
entering hospital.
Joined
Company
July 20,
1918.
Wounded
at
Comay.
as
enter-
Pennsylvania.

ing hospital.
Dropped from
rolls
William Sanders,
Nokomis,
111.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918, as
Private 1st Class.
Dominick Santore,
Woonsocket, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
12,
1917.
Raymond Sellers,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
1918.
Company
April
6, 1918.
A.
W.
0. L. October
9,
Max
J.
Schneider,
Bentleyville, Pa.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Carl Smith,
Point Peter, Ga.
Joined
Company October
29. 1918.
Walter
D. Sears,
Grotin, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
25,
15,
1918. 1918.
Wounded
Rejoined
at
Som-
Company
from hospital February
10, 1919.
Frank Suckdol.
McGregor, Iowa.
Louis
J.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Spelbrink,
Peoria,
111.
Joined
Company
January
April
1,
1918.
Wounded
at
Sommer-
ance, France, October 14, 1918.

hospital
1,
14,
to
1919.
Appointed Corporal October
1918.
Reduced,
Private February 23, 1919.

14,
Toseph G. Sambatore,
Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
Company November
September
1917.
1918.
Killed in action
at Norroy, France,
15,
Frank Smith,
Joined
Company
July
5,
April 22, 1918.
Wounded
rolls
at
Mt. Sec,
entering
New
Field, N. Y.
France,
S.
1918.
Dropped from
as
0. S. Hospital July 15, 1918.
William A. Smotherman,
Georgia.
Joined
Company
5,
April 28. 1918.
Wounded
at
Mt. Sec.
France, July
pital.
1918.
Dropped from
rolls as entering hos-
William Smith.
Jr.,
Joined
Company
April
28,
1918.
Missing at
rolls.
Norroy.
New
John
J.
York, N. Y.
Dropped from
Slattery,
Joined
Company
April 28, 1918.
Went
to
hospital sick
New Mauro
York.
July 15, 1918.
Dropped from
Traina, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st
9.
Company October
1,
30,
1917.
Appointed Private
Rejoined
Class February
1918.
1918.
Captured by enemy October

of
Released
6.
as
prisoner
war.
Com-
pany February
1919.
29,
William Thomas, Waupeton, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
1918.
-Second Division, A. E. F.
427
1918.
Nels 0. Thompson,
Ridgeway, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
29.
Henry W. Tiggeman,
Waverly, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Arcangel Torlucci,
Newark, N.
Isaac L. Tack,
J.
Joined
Company November
14. 1917.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Wounded
at
Norroy,
as
en-

tering hospital.
Dropped from
rolls
William Trego.
Pennsylvania.
Joined
Company November
14. 1917.
Killed in action at
George Valleos,
Joined
hospital
New
York, N. Y.
roy, France,
Company November 14. 1917. Gassed at NorSeptember 15, 1918. Rejoined Company from December 28, 1918.
Company October
1,
1,
Williams Wiltraut,
Brownfield, Pa.
Joined
1st
1917.
Appointed
Private
Class February
1918.
29,
Edward H. Ward,
Westfield, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
1918.
Edward Walsh.
Le Mars, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
George
R.
Warren,
Waycross, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 28. 1918.
Oscar Williams, McKinney, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Frank Williams,
Halles, N. Y.,
Joined
Company
1919.
November
9,
14.
1917.
Captured
at
Cornay. France, October
1918.
uary
1.
Owen
John
T. Willis,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Cambridge Spring, Pa.

F.
Ward,
Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
September
15,
14, 1917.
Wounded
at Norrolls
roy, France,
1918.
Dropped from
as
entering hospital.
James
P.
Wilkenson,
Ford Town, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Mannie Woods,
Wadley, Ga.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Charles A. Wommack,
Ellaville, Ga.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Roy
L.
Woodard,
Ford
City, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Arthur
C.
Woodruff,
Joined
Company October
29. 1918.
Sioux City, Iowa.
Jake Weitzman,
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Elbert Williams,
Lakemont, Ga.
Company October
29, 1918.
Harry Wagner,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joined
raerance,
Company November
1,
1917.
Wounded
at
Somrolls
Dropped from
Thomas Walsencroft,
Massachusetts.
Joined
sick.
Company October
rolls
15,
1917.
3,
Went
1918.
to
hospital
Dropped from
October
1,
Constantine Xethalis,
Joined
nay,
Company November
October
15,
9,
1917.
Wounded
hospital
at
Cor-
New
York, N. Y.
France,
1918.
hospital
December
20, 1918.
1918.
Went
to
sick De-
cember
Dropped from
rolls as
entering S. 0. S.
Hospital.
Abner W. Young,
Joined
Company
April
1,
1918.
Appointed Private
to hospital sick
1st
Went
Septem-
ber 20. 1918.
Dropped from
Ksimar Zutkis.
at
Joined
Company November
9,
1,
1917.
Missing in action
Comay, France, October
1918.
Dropped from
rolls.
ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND MEN OF COMPANY 328TH INFANTRY

Captains
James R. Cooper, 1315 Broad
St.,
15,
M,
1917.
Assigned
of
to
Company September
September
3,
3,
1917.
In
command
Company
Augusta, Ga.
1917, to June 3, 1918.
Special duty at 5th
Army School from June Company from June 10,

verely
3 to June 10. 1918.
Commanding
Se15. 1918,
1918. to September 15, 1918.
wounded
in action
near Vandieres.
Robert Walton,
Jr.,
Commissioned
signed to
2nd Lieutenant August

3.
15,
1917.
to
As1st
115 Washington St., Augusta, Ga.
Company September
1917.
Promoted
of of
In
June
3,
1918, to June 10, 1918.

15, 1918, to
In
command command
Company Company
Promoted
from September
to
November
9,
11, 1918.
Captain November 11, 1918.

23,
Sick in hospital from De1919.
cember
1918,
to
February
From duty
to
special duty at London, England,

to
from February
25, 1919,
Awarded a D. S. C. per G. 0. No. 48, Headquarters 82nd Division, December 28, 1918, for gallantry in action. Awarded a Croix la Guerre for gal8,
March
1919.
lantry in action, per General Headquarters, French Armies of the East, General Staff. Order No.
16045. D'Ext.
F.
First Lieutexaxts
Carl W. Berry,
Sioux Falls,
S.
Commissioned
1st
Lieutenant
6.
December
1.
1916.
As-
D.
signed to
Company March
1st
1919.
Edwin 0. U. Waters, Owings Mills,

Maryland.
Commissioned
signed
to
Lieutenant
November
17,
26,
1917.
As-
Company December
26, 1918, to
1917.
Special duty at
to
June 5, 1918. Transferred 3rd Battalion Headquarters June 26, 1918.
Gas School May
Fred
L.
Bledsoe, 50 Evans St.,

Atlanta. Ga.
AsCommissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917. Company September 3, 1917. Promoted to 1st December 31, 1917. Special duty at Gas School from June 8, 1918, to June 14, 1918. Duty with Company from June 14, 1918, to June 25, 1918. Special duty as Battalion Gas Officer from June 25, 1918. signed to
Lieutenant
Alexis Von Schmidt, 2504 Noble Ave., Alameda, Cal.
Commissioned
to
1st
Lieutenant
1,
Company November
16,
1918.
May 25. 1918. Assigned In command of Company

29,
from November
mand
1919.
to
of
November Company from December 23,

1918, to
11. 1919.
to
1918.
In com-
1918, to January 2,
2.
Special duty at Rifle School from January
1919,
January
In
command
9,
of
Company from
Transferred
to
Jan-
uary 26, 1919,

bat
Officers'
February
1919.
Com5,
S. 0.
No. 56,
Replacement Depot, per Paragraph No. Headquarters 82nd Division.
John W. Hampton,
501 Cedar Ave.,
Commissioned
signed
to

April
9,
15,
1917.
As-
Company
1918.
Special
duty
from
Tampa,
Fla.
May
June
20.
1918, to June 10,
1918.
Detached service from
16, 1918, to
August
11. 1918.
to
16. 1918.
Promoted
of
to 1st Lieu-
tenant
November
2,
In
command
11.
January
1919,
January
13,
1919.
In
Company from command of
Company from January

Transferred to Combat
Par. No.
5, S.
1919,
Officers'
to January 26, 1919. Replacement Depot, per
0. No. 56, Headquarters 82nd Division.

1,
John
J.
Cobb,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
to
1918.
Assigned
Company
July 23, 1918.
Wounded
1918,
in
action by
ma-
chine gun bullet
October
8,

Cited for
Promoted
to 1st

per G. 0. No.
1,
gallantry in
action,
Headquarters 82nd
Division, January 13, 1919.
Second Lieutenants
Carl Goldsmith,
824 Piedmont Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned
signed to
2nd Lieutenant
3.
August
1917.
15,
1917.
As-
Company September
Rifle
Special
to
duty at
July
14,
Automatic
1918.
School from June 12, 1918.
Killed in action October 9, 1918, by shrapnel near
Cornay.
Cited for gallantry in action, per G. 0. No.

13, 1919. 15,
1,
James
J.
Durr,
Commissioned
signed
l,S7th
to
2nd
Lieutenant
6.
August
1917.
13, 1917.
1917.
Asto
c/o Durr Drug Co.,
Company September
Transferred
Montgomery, Ala.
Depot Brigade, September

L. P. D.
Warren,
Myrtle
St.,
Commissioned
signed
to

6,
15,
1917.
Asto
157th Depot Brigade
Company September March 28.

Lieutenant
8,
1917.
Transferred
1918.
D. B. Wilkinson,
Atlanta, Ga.
Commissioned 2nd
signed to
August
1917.
15,
1917.
As-
Company November
19,
Special duty from
November
December 7, 1917. Special duty at Divisional Personnel Office December 7, 1917, to December 15. 1917. Transferred to 307th Ammunition Train
1917,
to
Fehruary
6,
1918.
James Scott Jones, 800 South Third St., Paducah, Ky.
Commissioned
signed to
2nd
Lieutenant
October
to
1,
1918.
As-
Company October
17, 1918.
Special duty at 3rd
Corps School from November 22, 1918,

1918.
to
December
25,
24,
In
command
8,
of
Company from February

1,
1919.
March
1919.
Cited per G. 0. No.
Headquarters
May
4.
1919.
Hobart M. Shields,
Sevierville, Tenn.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant November 1, 1918. AsDetached Service signed to Company November 9. 1918. to 3rd Corps School from January 1, 1919, to February
7,
1919.
First Seegeants
Olin H. Ford,
122 East Main St. Corry, Pa.
Joined
Company September
1,
Sergeant October
July
1.
1917.
Appointed 1st 18, 1917. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant

Left
to
1918, per S. O. No. 182, G. H. Q., A. E. F.

20,
Company July
Infantry.
1918.
Assigned
Company A. 23rJ
Terrence Byron Brown,

3 Mechanic
St.,
Joined
Company November
1,
13.
1917.
Appointed Cor1,
poral February
1918.
Appointed Sergeant April

11.
1918.
1st
Quincy, Mass.
Appointed Mess Sergeant April

Sergeant September
tion
10.
1918.
Appointed
1918.
Cited for gallantry in ac1,
per General
Orders No.
1919.
Headquarters 82nd Di1.
vision,
January
164th
13.
Cited per G. O. No. Brigade,
Headgal-
quarters
Infantry
May
4,
1919,
for
lantry in action.
Supply Sergeant
Leonard M. Philbrook, 59 High Street,
Exeter, N. H.
Joined
Company October
February
1.
1.
25, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
from
Private
1,
1918.
for
Appointed Supply Sergallantry

in
geant April
G. O. No.
4.
1918.
Cited
action
per
Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade.
May
1919.
Mess Sergeants
Alonzo
T.
Tucker,
Reynolds, Ga.
Joined
Company September
10, 1918.
6.
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant from Private September 16. 1917.
.\ppointed Mess
shrap-
Sergeant September
nel
in
Severely
wounded by
action near Sommerance, October 16, 1918.
E. F.
431
15.
15,
Walter
128
D. Antonides,
Joined
poral
J.
Company November
1917.
1917.
Monmouth St., Red Bank, N.
1, 1918. Appointed Mess Sergeant December Cited for gallantry in action per G. O. No. 1, Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade, May 4, 1919.
geant April
1918.
4,
Sergeants
Frank
B. Norton. 4017 Third Ave., Ahoona,
Joined
Company October
21.
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
geant from Private December 15, 1917.

tion
Wounded
8.
in ac-
by machine gun bullet

S.
in
Cornay October
action
1918.
28,
Awarded D.
1918.
vision.
C.
for gallantry in
December
per General Order No. 48, Headquarters 82nd DiCited per G. 0. No. 1, Headquarters 164th Infan-
try Brigade.
May
4,
1919.
21.
James
J.
Clancy, West Goshen, West Chester, Pa.
Joined
Company October
1.
1917.
Appointed Sergeant
by shrapnel in
Cited for
1918.
Wounded
action on September 15, 1918, near Vandieres.

gallantry in action per General Orders No.
ters
1.
Headquar-
82nd
Division, January 13. 1919.
Herman W. Reeder,
710
S.
Joined
Company October
December
1918.
21, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Marlack St., West Chester, Pa.
from
April
Private
1,
15,
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant
Wounded by
shrapnel in action October
17, 1918, at
Sommerance.
20,
Edward H. Heide, Mammoth,
Joined
Company October
December
1918.
1917.

Sergeant
Pa.
from
Private
I,
15,
1917.
May
Herman
Price,
Joined
Company October
21, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
3118 Walnut Ave., Ahoona. Pa.
June
1.
1918.
.\ppointed Sergeant June 24, 1918.
Frederick V. Betters, Kiwassa Road,

Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1,
25. 1917.
from Private April

1.
1918.
to
1918.
Transferred
1st
Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant August Replacement Depot, per S. O.

12,
No. 68, Headquarters 82nd Division March
1919.
Antonio DeMayo,
789 Flatbush Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Corporal
1918. 1918.
Company November
June
1,
11,
1917.
Appointed
Pri-

1918.
Appointed 1, 1918. Appointed Sergeant August 1. Wounded by machine gun bullet September 15.
Vandieres.
1,
at
Cited
for
gallantry
in
action
per
General Orders No. uary 13, 1919.
Headquarters 82nd Division. Jan-
Dean
R. Clifford. 505 Du Quesne Ave.,

Trafford, Pa.
Joined
poral
Company October 21, 1917. from Private December 20, 1917.

1,
Appointed
Cor-
Appointed Ser-
geant August
1918.
October
10. 1918,
Wounded near La Forge.

April
1,
in
action
by shrapnel
Percy
C. A.
Bennett, Oak Town, Ind.
Joined
1918.
Company
5,
from Private
May
1918.
1918. Appointed Corporal Appointed Sergeant August 1, 1918. near Vandieres.
Gassed September
15.
432

Joined
James N. Walker,
Monticello, Ga.
Company September
1,
6,
1917.
Appointed SerCommissioned 2nd

20,
Lieutenant July
1918, per S. 0. No. 182, General Head-
quarters, A. E. F.
Left
Company July
21,
1918.
Casper Lowenstein,
198 Stevens Ave.,
Jersey City, N.
J.
Joined
poral
Company November
9,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
geant
1,
May
1918.
Appointed Ser20, 1917. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant July
1918, per S. 0. No. 182. General Headquarters, A. E. F.
Left
Company
July 20, 1918.

15, 1917.
Richard
113
F.
Ryan,
St.,
Joined
1918.
Company October
20,
Appointed Sergeant
Transferred July 29,
Common
1917.
Quincy, Mass.
William F. Schick, 29 East Liberty St.,

Waterbury, Conn.
Joined
1918.
Company October
20,
15, 1917.
Appointed Sergeant
Transferred July 30,
1917.
Albert
C.
Markert,
St.,
Joined
Company November
1919.
17,
1917.
Appointed
Ser-
1007 Townsend
geant from Private December 20, 1917.
Transferred De-
Syracuse, N. Y.
cember
15,
Tokaturo N. Slocum, 315 South Main St.,

Minot, N. D.
Joined
1919.
Company
S.
April
1,
5,
1918.
Appointed
Sergeant

per
0.
1918.
Transferred February 15.
No. 31, Headquarters 328th Infantry to
Henry Williams,
Ratcliff, Texas.
Appointed Private 1st Joined Company April 2, 1918. Appointed Corporal Class from Private June 15, 1918. Appointed Sergeant October 1, 1918. August 1, 1918. Wounded by machine gun bullet October 10, 1918, near
Cornay.
Virgil A. Finer, Muncie, Ind.
Joined
ferred
to
Company October 29. 1918, as Sergeant. Trans Company B, 326th Infantry, January 21, 1919 Company November
1,
Arthur
J.
Trinque,
Joined
15,
1917.
Appointed Pri Appointed Cor

1
131 Ash St., Gardner, Mass.
vate 1st Class from Private June 15, 1918.
poral October
1918.
1918.

per General
Cited for gallantry in action

1,
Orders
1919
No.
Headquarters
82nd
B,
Division,
January
13,
Transferred to
1919.
Company
326th Infantry, January 21,
Harry W. Hayes,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Joined
Company October
December
1919.
20,
1917.

Sergeant
B, 326th Infantry,
from June
Private
15, 1918. 21,
15,
1917.
Transferred to
Company
January
Keith
S.
Crawley,
Alpha, Minn.
Joined
Class
Company
1,
April
5,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
from Private Jtme

1918.
10,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
1,
August
1918.
Transferred to 1st Replacement Depot, per S. 0. No. 68,
12,
1919.
F.
433
_J18.
Ray
B. Sias,
Joined
ber
S.
Company
April 23,
20,
Appointed Corporal
58 Fort St., Northampton, Mass.
from Private July

1,
1918.
Appointed Sergeant Decem-
1918.
Transferred to 1st Replacement Depot, per

68,
O.
No.
Headquarters
82nd
Division,
March
12,
1919.
Ross Anthis,
Hazelton, Ind.
Joined
pointed
Company November
Sergeant December
S.
14,
1.
1918. as Corporal.
Ap1st
1918.
Transferred to
Replacement Depot, per

Division,
O. No. 68. Headquarters 82nd
March
12,
1919.
Thomas
C.
Organ,
Joined
Company October
December
1919.
16,
26. 1917.
Appointed Corporal
65 Clinton St., Brockton, Mass.
from
tober
Private
15,
1917.
Appointed
Sergeant
bullet Oc1,
February
8.
1918. near Cornay.
Cited per G. O. No.
Head-
quarters 164th Infantry Brigade,
May
4.
1919.
Jeremiah A. Phelan, 242 East 128th St.,
Joined
Company October
December
1919.
28.
1917.
1917.
Appointed Corporal
from
Private
15,
15.
Appointed
S.
Sergeant
Octo-
New
York, N. Y.
March
ber
in
8,

Comay.
28,
bullet
1918, in
Awarded D.
1918. 1917.
1,
C. for gallantry
action
per General Order No. 48, Headquarters 82nd
Division,
December
George W. Planty,
978 Bellevue Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
25,
Appointed Private
1918.
Appointed Cor15, 1919.
poral June 15, 1918.
Appointed Sergeant March

1,
Cited per G. 0. No.

gade,
Headquarters 164th Infantry Bri-
May
4,
1919.
Frederick Cleveland,
Terra Haute, Ind.
Joined
minted Sergeant
Company November 9. March 15, 1919.

1,
1918,
as
Corporal,
Ap-
MosE Rosental,
888 East 20th St., Los Angeles,
Cal.
Joined
geant
Company November
Corporal
15, 1919.
1918. as Private 1st Class.

1,
.Appointed
December
1918.
Appointed
Ser-
March
COKPOEALS
James E. Calloway, Menlo, Ga
Joined
Company September
7,
1917.
Appointed
Cor-
poral from Private April 12, 1918.
Wounded by machine
Transferred De-
gun
bullet October 8, 1918, near Cornay.

30. 1918, to
cember
243 M. P. Company.
14.
1,'
Joseph 0. Menard, 189 McGowan St.,

Fall River, Mass.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed CorGassed October

7,

1918. near Cornay.
1918.
Charles Geiounie, 615 Union St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
1,
28. 1917.
Appointed Corporal

1918, to 243
1918.
Transferred December 30,
M.
P.
Company.
15, 1917.
Emanuel Treeful,
Eagleville Road, Tiverton, R.
I.
Joined
Company October
February
1,
Appointed Corporal
shrapnel
from
Private
15,
1918.
Wounded by
September
1918, near Vandieres.
434

Joined
Edward Williams,
291 Chestnut St., Holyoke, Mass.
Company October
1,
15, 1918.
Appointed Corporal
10, 1918,

near Cornay.
Joined
1918.
Gassed October
John
F. Casey,
Company October
20,
25, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
to
79 Francis
St.,

1917.
Evacuated
hospital
Waltham, Mass.
Fred
E.
Wilder,
Sterlina;,
Joined
Company October
20,
14, 1918, in
26, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
shrapnel
Mass

October
1917.
Wounded by
Sommerance.
17,
Stanley Steves,
Raquette Lake, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1917.
Appointed Cor6,
Killed in line of duty July
1918.
Buried near Alinois, where the Mobile Hospital No. 39
was
situated.
George
J.
Donlan,
Burlington, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
1,
5,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
1510 Mt. Pleasant Ave.,
from Private June
1918.
George R. Rhoades,
Beverly,
III.
Joined
Company
1,
April
1918.
5,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
from Private June

Joined
David W. Minshew,
Berlin, Ga.
Company December
17,
1917.
Appointed Cor-
poral from Private June 11, 1918.
Killed in line of duty
July
7,
1918, near Buconville.
Buried near Alinois, where

situated.
the Mobile Hospital No. 39
was
Oliver Sharrar,
Fertings,
Joined
Company October
11,
21, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
D. S. C. for
from Private June
1918.

Awarded
bullet October 8, 1918, in
Comay.
gallantry in action, per General Orders No. 48, Headquarters
82nd Division, December
28, 1918.
Oliver McLaughlin.
Mt. Bracklock,
Joined
Company October
11,
8, 1918,
25, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
Cited per G. O. No.
from Private June

bullet
1,
1918.
October
near Cornay.

Joined
May
4,
1919.
William
R. Allen,
Company
April 19, 1918.

1,
Appointed Private
1st
Talladega, Ala.

gust
1,
1918.
1918.
William H. Carles,
114 14th Ave.,
Juniata, Pa.
Joined
Company October
11, 1918.
10,
21, 1917.
Appointed Corporal
taken prisoner
from Private June

October
Joined
111.
Wounded and
1918, near Cornay.
Crea
R.
Van Dongen,
Cerro Gardo,
Company
April
5,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private June 15. 1918.

gust
1,
1918.
Elmer H. Rapp,
Shannon
City, Iowa.
Joined
Class
Company
1918.
April
5,
1918. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
from Private June

1,
15,
Appointed Corporal
10,
August
Cornay.
Taken prisoner October
1918,
near
Lucius McClain,
Social Circle, Ga.
E. F.
435
Joined Company April 19, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private June 15, 1918. Appointed Corporal August 1, 1918. Wounded by shrapnel October 14, 1918,
near Sommerance.
Everett
B.
Hogan,
Tarboio, N. C.
Joined Company April 19, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private June: 15, 1918. Appointed Corporal August 1. 1918. Transferred to Headquarters Company
October
6,
1918.
James T. Dampier,
Adel, Ga
Joined
Class
Company
1918.
April 19, 1918.

15,
from Private June

1.
1918.
Appointed Private 1st Appointed Corporal
August
Harry
T. Lucas,
Joined
Company
1918.
April
1,
5,
1918.
Appointed
Corporal
Nalo, Pa.
from Private August

tober 18,
1919.
1918.
Transferred from
Wounded by shrapnel OcCompany January 16,
Dallas
P.
Ewtgn.
Joined
ber
Company
April
1,
19,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
South Pittsburg, Tenn.
from Private August

8,
1918.
Killed in action on Octo-
1918, near
Comay.
James Greenhalgh,
Plainfleld,
Conn.
Joined Company October 21, 1918. Appointed Corporal from Private October 1, 1918. Wounded by shrapnel October 10, 1918, near Cornay.
Olin Handshy, 211 East Summer
Joined
St.,
111.
Company November
9,
1918, as Corporal.
Hillsboro,
Joseph
P. Glenn, 1119 East 6th St., Muncie, Ind.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918, as Corporal.
Augustus Carter,
Anna,
111.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918, as Corpor
Samuel Lacoe,
292i/o South
St.,
Joined
1st
Company October
1,
26,
1,
1917.
Appointed Private Appointed Corporal

1918.
1,
1918.
Northampton, Mass.
December
eral
13, 1919.
Cited for gallantry in action per Gen-
Order No.
Robert
J.
Bethel,
Joined
Company November
1,
1,

1918.
North Fork,
Appointed Corporal December
Madera
Co., Cal.
Joined
Class
William D. Dailey,
Labelville, Tenn.
Company
Private
1918.
1,
April 19. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
from
June
15,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
December
William M. Gilstrap,
Chickamauga, Ga.
Joined
Company
April
1,
19,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
in
1918.
Wounded
action
by
shrapnel September 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
Neil Ausmus,
Liberty,
111.
Joined
Class
Company
Private
1918.
1,
April
5,
1918. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
from
June
15,
Appointed Corporal
December
History of Three Hundred and Twenty -Eighth Infantry
Ernest
L.
Rohm,
Waterloo, Ind.
Joined
Company January Company
12,
1919, as Corporal.
James G. Murphy, 234 West 122ncl
Joined
St.,
April 23,
1918.
Appointed Corporal
in line of duty
15, 1919.
Wounded
New
York, N. Y.
July 18, 1918, near Raulecourt.
William Odenwald,
1813 Second Ave., New York, N. \.
Joined
1st
Company October
28,
1917.
Appointed Private Appointed Corby machine

C.
for
galS.
Wounded
in action
gun
bullet
October
9,
1918.
Awarded D.
1918. 1918.
lantry in action per General Order No. 48, Headquarters
82nd Division, December
28, 26,
Thomas
J. Brennan, 47 Hillside St., Roxbury, Mass.
Joined
Company April
Appointed
Corporal
15, 1919.
William Reilly,
1704 Park Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company October
16,
1,
19, 1917.
Appointed Corporal

action per G. O. No.
ade,
1919.
Headquarters 164th Infantry Brig-
May
4, 1919.
William
B.
Helms,
Enterprise, Ala.
Joined
Class
Company
16, 1919.
April 19, 1918.

15,
Appointed Private
to
1st
from Private June
1918.
Appointed Corporal
1st
February
Transferred February 26, 1919,
Replacement Depot.
Almon
0. Thresher,
St.,
Joined
Company November
1,
1081 Chestnut
16, 1919.
Riverside, Cal.
August
J.
Mast,
Payson,
111.
Joined
Class
Company
16, 1919.
April
5,
1918. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
from Private June
15,
Appointed Corporal
February
Jack Lyon, Buena
Joined
Company February
from Private June
15, 1918.
15,
Vista,
1st
Class
1918.
G. O. No.
4,
1,
May
1919.
John
A. Dupes, Sweetwater, Tenn.
Joined
1st
Company March
1919.
31,
1918.
Appointed
1918, near
Private
Class from Private June 15, 1918.

15,
Appointed Corporal
Cornay.
Bri-
March
gade,
Gassed October
1,
7,
Cited per G. O. No.
May
4,
1919.
Allen
F. Sciiichtel,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Orchard Park, N. Y.
Appointed Corporal
March
15, 1919.
Joe D. Hiers.
Barney, Ga.
Joined
1st
Company December
15, 1919.
19, 1917.
poral
March
1,
G. O. No.
4,
May
1919.
Levi M. Woods, 1703 Fulton
Joined
St.,
1st Class
Company October
15,
30,
1918.

1919.
16, 1919.
Pittsburg, Pa.
poral
March
E. F.
Cooks
Robert
L.
Williams,
Billingsley, Ala
Joined
Company September
20,
1,
6,
1917.
Appointed Cook
for
from gade
Private October
1917.
Cited
gallantry
in
Headquarters 164th Infantry Bri-
May
4,
1919.
John
D. Blumenfeld, 15th and Potters St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined Company October 21, 1917. Appointed Cook from Private November 26. 1917. Transferred to 1st Replacement Depot per S. O. No. 56, Par. 14. Headquarters
82nd Division, February
25, 1919.
17,
Franklin
Pelcher, 315 Seymore St.,

F.
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
Appointed Pri15,

1918.
1918.
Appointed Cook June
Syracuse, N. Y.
August Mauss,
1116 Paseo Kansas
St.,
Joined
Company January
12,
1919, as Cook.
City,
Mo.
Joined
Robert
Boone, 1204 North Main

J.
Company October
15,
29,
1918.
Appointed
Cook
St.,
from Private March
1919.
Houston, Texas.
Buglers
Percy Sawood,
Exeter, N. H.
Joined
Company October
1,
25,
1917.
Appointed Bugler
in
1918.
Wounded
action
by
Jacob S. King, 801 Carolina
Joined
St.,
111.
Company November
9,
1918, as Bugler.
Pekin,
Mechanics
Vincent Bruno,
South
St.,
I.,
Joined
Company October
Evacuated
26,
28. 1917. to
Appointed Mechanic
1919.
1st
April 10, 1918.
hospital January 13,

to
Jamaica, L.
N. Y.
Transferred
pot.
February
1919,
Replacement De-
Edward
J.
McL.iughlin, Hoklen, Mass.
Joined
1st
Company November
10,
13, 1917.
1.
Appointed Private Appointed MeOctober

9,
Class from Private February
1918.
in
chanic
April
1918.
Wounded
action
1918, near Cornay.
Christan
I.
Hauge,
Guthrie Center, Iowa.
Joined Company April 5. 1918. from Private February 15. 1919.

Joined
Appointed Mechanic
Claude M. Murphy,
10th Ave., South,
Company October
30, 1918.
Appointed Mechanic
16, 1919.
Albany, Ala.

D.\niel Aberle.
Joined
111.
Company February
14.
1919, as Private.
Morton,
438

Joined
James 0. Agree,
Concrete, Col.
Company February
Kenneth
C. Akin, Johnston City,
Joined
111.
Company Februaty
Joseph Alterowitz, 35 Fairvievv Ave., Newark, N.
Joined
l.-a
Company November
9,
1917.
1.
Appointed Private
1918.
J.
Antonio Amadia,
39 Jay
St.,
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
Rochester, N. Y.
John Amitrono,
Brockwayville, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 30, 1918. Appointed Private from Private March 15, 1919.
Whit Anderson,
18 GarhiU
St..
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
Atlanta, Ga.
Joseph Andrezeski,
Rossiler, Pa.
Joined
Company October
14.
20.
1917.
Wounded
in
action
by shrapnel October
Joined
191B. near
Sommerance.
August Apelt,
Fredericksburg, Texas.
Company February
14, 1919.
August Appenbrink,
814 Payson Ave.,
Quincy,
111.
Joined
shrapnel
Company
October
April
9,
5,
1918.
Wounded
Cornay.
in
action by
1918, near
Later reported
died of wounds.
Alfred Baldwin, Sand Creek, Wis.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Emmitt H. Baldwin.
Ernest
T. Barrett,
Joined
quarters
Company July 24. 1918. Transferred Company January 16, 1919.

Company October
10.
to
Head-
Joined
1st
26,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
Westminster, Mass.

1918,
1918.
Taken prisoner
October
near Cornay.
Later assigned to Com-
pany B, 328th Infantry.
JuDAH Bass, 2894 Eighth
Joined
Company October
La Forge.
28,
1917.
Gassed October
7,
Ave.,
1918, near
Battalion Runner.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Angelo Batistich.
Johnsonburg, Pa.
Company
July 24, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Christ Bauer, 728 Hawk Ave.,

St.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Louis,
Mo.
Joined
Morris Beckman.
Company
July
3,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
by
shrapnel October 16, 1918, near Sommerance.
Frank Belott, Box 64,

Elnora, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company November
13, 1917.
1,
Appointed Private
Gassed Septem-
1918.
ber 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
Regimental Runner.
Joseph 0. Benoit, 24 Winchester
Joined
St.,
I.
E. F.
439
14, 1917.
Company November
Appointed Private
Accidenta'ly in-
Isl
Class from Private April 12, 1918.
Providence, R.
jured by water cart August 20, 1918, while in line of duty.
Roy
N. Benson, 2514 N. California Ave.,

Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.,
John M. Bektrand,
1918 East 4th Ave.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Joined
Company
July
3,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st

tion
Wounded
in
ac-
by machine gun bullet October
9,
1918, near Cornay,
while acting in the capacity of stretcher bearer.
Orville
C. Bibby,
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
Camby, Texas.
Gerhart
Bissincer,
111.
Joined
Company February
14, 1919.
1112 N. McNulta St., Bloomington,
Joseph Bitz, 213 Atena
Joined
St.,
Company October
15,
28,
1917.
Wounded
in action
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cornelius Blessing, 39 South Wood St.,

Battle Creek, Mich.
Joined
Company
July
3,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Frank
L.
Bly,
111.
Joined
Company February
Fulton, White Side Co.,
Benjamin Borgh.
Joined
Company
July 24. 1918.
Wounded
in action
by
shrapnel September 15, 1918.
Nick Borzachiello,
180 Seventh Ave.,
in J.
Joined
Company November
15.
1917.
Killed in action
fire.
Vandieres September 15, 1918, from shell
Nswark, N.
Richard Bottelbergh,
179 Yates St., Lawrence, Mass.
?
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.

1918,
Wounded
in action
by
shrapnel September 15,
near Vandieres.
George W. Boutelle,
Richmond,
111.
Joined
Company February
George G. Boyce,
Fredonia, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
October 31, 1918.

Joined
William
F. Bradley, 1055 East Main St.,
Company February
Decatur,
111.
Thomas Brennan,
200 East 65th
St.,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private Gassed September
1st
15,

New
Forest Brock.
York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918.
Transferred
to
1st
Battalion, 328th Infantry, January 15, 1919.
440

I.
Barton
Brown,
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Transferred to 1st Re-
10 Elm Terrace, South Manchester, Conn.
placement Depot February 25, 1919.
Otis B. Browning,
Joined
Company
bullet
April 19, 1918.

4,
Accidentally
wounded
Glenwood, Ga.
by
rifle
September
1918.
Vincent Brush, 248 Fourth Ave.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
11, 1917.
Herbert Bryant,
Sanger, Texas.
Joined
Company February
1,
319.
William H. Bunger,
1815 Ogeechee Road, Savannah, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 11, 1918.

8,
Wounded
in action
by
shrapnel October
1918, near Cornay.
Thomas M. Burns.
Le Sueur, Minn.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Killed
in
action
by
machine gun
Joined
bullet October 15, 1918,
on
St.
Georges Road.
Robert
J.
Burris, Delphi, Ind.
Company November
8,
1918.
Stephen N. Cannon,
R. F. D. No. 5, Atlanta, Ga.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Transferred to
Com-
pany A, 110th Infantry.
Luciano Caporosa. 1612 Penn Ave.,

Jeannette, Pa.
Joined
Company November
20,
1917.
Franklin 0. Carpenter.
Joined
Company November
9,
1918. 1919.
Transferred
to
Headquarters Company January
16,
Mike Caruso,
Monenara, Prov. Veneventa,
Italy
Joined
Company
9,
November
11,
1917.
Wounded by
to
shrapnel October
1918, near Cornay.
Reported
have
died from wounds.
John
C. Casey,
Joined
^.
Company October
10,
26, 1917.
Taken prisoner near
Madrid, N.
Coinay October
1918.
Company
B, 328th Infantry.
Jadouin Cassard, 521 West 135th St., New York, N. Y.

Philip Chappy, 855 Astor St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Jomed Company October
29, 1918.
Gaetano Cenami,
11 Saratoga St., Rochester, N. Y.
to
Joined
Company
November
15,
1917.
Wounded by
Transferred
shrapnel September 4, 1918, near Cartooney.

1st
25,
1919.
Benjamin Chlevin.
Joined
Company
July 24, 1918.

5,
Transferred
to
1st
Re-
placement Depot March
1919.
E. F.
441
13, 1917.
William Chouinard,
32 Decatur
St.,
Joined
Company November
Lowell, Mass.
GoNiE H. Christensen,
Walnut, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
16,
Appointed Private
1919.
1st
Class Irom Private February
Joseph Christnowich,
172 First
St.,
J.
November
16, 1917.
Jersey City, N.
Nelson W. Churchill,
Delphi, Ind.
Joined
1st
Company November
9,
1918.
Appointed Private
Michael Cincerra. 500 Monroe St.,

Hoboken, N.
J.
Joined
Company November
16,
1917.
Antonio Cinque,
453 East 84th
St.,
Joined
1st
Company November
from Private April
10, 12,
11, 1917. 11,
Appointed Private
Class
1918.
Taken prisoner
to
New
Jesse
York, N. Y.
October
1918, 1919.
near
Cornay.
Returned
Company
January
J.
Cobb,
Rhi:
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Wounded
in action
by

in hospital.
Died
later
Joseph Coppula, No. 3 Castella,

Minaredegolfo, Prov.,
Italy.
Joined
tion
Company November
11,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
by shrapnel October
10, 1918.
near Cornay.
James G. Cowart,
Westminster, S. C.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Shell shocked Septem-
ber 15, 1918.
Robert
B. Craig,
Joined
Company February
14,
1919.
Resaca, Ga.
Frank Cramer,
Braddock St., Uniontown, Pa.
Joined
1st
Company October
from
Private
26,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Class
February
Wounded
in
action by shrapnel September 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
Elmer
442
R. Creamer,
Joined
Company February
S.
Washington Ave.,
Danville,
111.
James T. Crews,
Joined
Company October
29. 1918.
Frank
E.
Croft,
\iles, Ohio.
Joined
Company
11, 1918.
July 24, 1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
October
Joined
1st
Maurice
P. Crusemire, 1646 Mervine St.,
Company October
19,
1917.
Appointed Private

1,
Qted
for gal-
Philadelphia, Pa.
lantry in action per G. O. No.
fantry Brigade,
May
4,
1919.
442

Joined
1st Class
Pierre Daigneault, 87 Choate St.,

Fall River, Mass.
Company November
from Private June
13, 1917.
15, 1918.
Appointed Private
Carlo D'Antonio, 588 Carroll
Joined
St.,
Company November
11, 1917.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Carmino Dapolito,
279 East 153rd
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
11, 1917. 15,

1,
Appointed Private
Cited for gal-
1919.
New
York, N. Y.
lantry in action per G. 0. No.
fantry Brigade,
May
4,
1919.
5,
John W. Delong,
Tauro, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
1918.
Accidentally killed in
at Auzeville,
line of duty
September
26, 1918.
Buried
near
Camp
Rewlleau.
Harley
S.
Densmore,
Joined
Company October
25, 1917.
11 Spring St., Contoocook, N. H.
John
L.
Deorle*
Plainville,
111.
Joined
1918, near
Company
April
5,
1918.
Gassed October
20,
Sommerance.
April
5,
Jesse H. Derby, Route No.
Joined
1,
Company
1918.
Transferred to
Com-
pany
B. 328th Infantry.
Earvia, Iowa.
Otto
G.
Derkson,
Basco,
111.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
James L. Dodd, 1002 Fairview Ave.,

Chattanooga, Tenn.
Joined Company April 19, 1918. Company December 15, 1918.
Pasquale Dogostano,
1337 64th
St.,
Joined
Company October
28,
1917.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
William Donovan,
1410 North Lee St., Bloomington,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
George
J.
Donnelly,
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company October
from Private June
17.
1917.
Appointed Private
2823 Orms
15, 1918.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Francis Drake, Winter Road,
Joined
111.
Company
April
10,
5,
1918.
Wounded
in
action
by shrapnel October
Joined
1918, near Cornay.

8,
Lawrence Drawve,
Rushville,
111.
Company November
John
0. Drennan, 4134 Colorado Ave.,
Joined Company October Replacement Depot March

111.
29,
12,
1918. 1919.
Transferred
to
1st
Chicago,
Abraham Dubin,
856 East 178th
St.,
Joined
1st
Company October
28.
1917.
Appointed Private
Wounded
in
New
York, N. Y.
action by shrapnel October 16. 1918, near Sommerance.
F.
443
Transferred
to
William Duffield,
Pudy, Iowa.
Joined Company Company June 15,

Joined
April
1918.
5,
1918.
Supply
Luke
E. Easley,
Company November
8.
1918.
Route No. 4, Comanche, Texas.
Henry
L. Eckert, 1618 Lawrence
Joined
St.,
1st
Company October
Private
19,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Class from
February
Wounded
in
Philadelphia, Pa.
action September 15. 1918, in Vandieres.

later.
Died of wound
Arthur H. Eickhoff,
Fountain, Minn.
Joined
1st Class
Company November from Private March

Company November
8,
1918.
Appointed Private
15, 1919.
Alfred Engelhardt,
Mason, Texas.
Joined
8,
1918.
Earl D. Engle,
Blandinsville,
111.
Joined
Company November
8. 1918, as
Private 1st Clas
Harvie Ernest, 2424 North Overs Ave.,

Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Thomas
L. Evans,
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
White
City, Texas.
Howard Evans,
Brandywine Summit, Pa.
Joined
Company October
21, 1917.
Wounded by
shrap-
nel October 14, 1918, near
Sommerance.
16,
Angelo Fagnani,
242 Limldll Road, Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
1919.
William Fallon, 616 Water
Joined
St.,
Company November
29,
1918.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Peter J. Faust, 2314 Winnemac Ave.,

Chicago,
111.
Company November
8,
Ernest Feazell,
Blue Mountain, Ala.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Wounded by
shrapnel
September
Joined
15, 1918,
near Norroy.
15, 1917.
Santo Fede,
43 Romeyn
St.,
Company November
Rochester, N. Y.
Robert
L.
Ferguson.
Joined Company April 19, Company December 1, 1918. Joined
1918.
Transferred
to
Supply
Edward M.
Flala,
St.,
111.
Company November
8,
1918.
2055 West 47th
Chicago,
Herman W. Ficken,
Larell, Okla.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Arthur
Fielding,
Joined
tion
Company November
8,
13,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
9 Texas Ave., Lawrence, Mass.
October
1918, near Cornay.
Emil Finholm,
Carlshend, Mich.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
William Fiore,
517 East 174th St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
16, 1919.
William H. Folsom,
Morven, Ga.
Joined
15,
Company
April
19.
1918.
Wounded September
Walter W. Fleece,
Itasca, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8, 1918.
Edward
F. Fox, 237 Crawford
Joined
St.,
Company November
13,
1917.
11,
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private April
1918.
Fall River, Mass.
Oder
L.
Freeman,
Reagan, Tenn.
Joined
pital sick
Company February
October
2,
18.
1918.
Evacuated
to
hos-
1918.
8,
Jacob Fulder, 3342 West 39th
Joined
St.,
111.
Company November
1918.
Chicago,
Russel W. Fulwider,
R. R. No. 14,
Joined
Company January
12,
1919.
Greentown, Ind.
John
Furlong, 219 Meadow

J.
Joined
St.,
I.
Company November
14,
1917.
Pawtucket, R.
Charles
E. Furrer,
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Gassed September
15,
Osceola, Iowa.
1918. near Vandieres.
Anthony
Gabolitis,
St.,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
104 28th
Detroit, Mich.
Alexander Gallant,
17 Carpenter St., North Tivirton, R.
I.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Appointed Pri-
vate 1st Class from Private June 15, 1918.
Vincent Gallo, 26 First Waverly Ave.,

Pathague, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
15. 1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Walton
Emanuel
A. Gardner, Dallas, Texas. A. Garcia,
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Red Wing, Colo.
Amos
F.
Garrett,
Texas.
Joined
1st
Silverton, Brisko Co.,
Class from
Company November 8, 1918. Appointed Private March 1. 1919.
Priv
-SecoiNd Division, A. E. F.
Joined
William
J.
Gaynor,
Shelton, Conn.
Company October
25.
1917.
Bridgeport Ave.,
Van
T.
George,
Hillsboro, Texas.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Peter H. Germann,
2764 Atlantic Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
Company October
28, 1917.
Wounded
in
action
by machine gun
bullet October 10. 1918. near
Comay.
Francesco Gerinimo, 226 Crescent St., Long Island City, N. Y.

Ermilindo Giberti, Polinago, Promodermo,
Italy.
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Joined
Company October
15.
26, 1917.
Wounded
in
action
George Gilmore,
37 Church
St.,
Joined
Company November
13,
1917.
Appointed
Prito
vate 1st Class from Private April 12, 1918.
Transferred
Bridgewater, Mass.
Headquarters Company June

Joined
17.
1918. 1918.
Alvin Gilkinson,
Sweetwater,
111.
Company November
8,
Robert
0. Cleaves, 1030 Seymour Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
Joined
Company
April 19. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Class from Private August 10. 1918.
Orville Glenn, 564 North 12th
Joined
St.,
Company
July 22. 1918.
New
Abe
J.
Castle, Ind.
Joined
GOLDFARB.
Company October
15,
26.
1917.
Wounded
in action
171 Eldrich St., New York, N. Y.
Lawson Goodman,
R. F. D. No. 1, Carlton, Ala.
Joined
Company November
8.
EuLUS A. Goree,
Haynesville, La.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Emil H. Graf,
2426 Aubert Ave.,
Chicago,
111.
Joined
Company November
8,
Walter
J.
Graham,
Joined
Company November
8.
1918.
5 Coulton Place, Rochester, N. Y.
William A. Grahlman,
Dorach, Ontario. Canada.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Samuel Harowitz, 89 Amsterdam
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Ave.,
Class from Private February 16. 1919.
New
York, N. Y.
John H. Harrod,
Route No.
2,
Joined
1st
Company December 19, 1917. Appointed Qass from Private March 15, 1919.
Private
Barney, Ga.
CH.4RLES Herman,
Joined
St.,
Company October
31, 1917.
634 Jerome
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Walter Hollycross.
Joe Holmes,
Carlton, Ga.
Joined
Company July
24,
1918.
Gassed September
15,
1918. near Vandieres.
Joined
Company December
13,
1918.
Homer
James
L.
Huff, La Harpe, HI.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
J.
Hughes,
Joined
Company
8,
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
in action
1st
20 Lake St., Lawrence, Mass.
Wounded
by shrapnel
October
Joined
1918, near Cornay.
Viktor Holm,
Monger, Minn.
Company
April
5,
1918.
Albert
E. Jacobs,
Joined
Company October
31, 1918.
Milnesville, Luzern Co.,
Pennsylvania.
Charles W.
Jarvis,
R. R. No. 2, Cleveland, Tenn.

B. L. Jemison.
Class
Joined Company April 19, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Wounded in action by shrapnel June 15, 1918. September 13, 1918, near Pont-a-Mousson. Joined
Company
July 24, 1918.
Transferred
to
L Com-
pany, 328th Infantry, July 31, 1918.
Emil G. Johnson, 106 West Tamarack St., Iron Wood, Mich.

James E. Johnson, 2327 Talbot St., Columbus, Ga.
Joined Company February 14, 1919, as Private 1st Class.
Joined
Company
April 19, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st

1918, to
Transferred July 24.
Army
Candidate School.
April 19, 1918.
Mallie
L.
Johnson,
Clintonville, Ala.
Joined
sick
Company
2,
Evacuated
to hospital
June
1918.
Philip H. Johnson,
Marquette, Mich.
Joined
Company February
Joe Kase,
Lufkin, Angelina Co., Texas.
Joined
Company January
16, 1919.
Michael
F.
Kelly,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
from Private April
13, 1917.
12, 1918.
Appointed Private
5 Bonders Court,
Wounded
in action
Amesbury, Mass.
Joined
1918, near
15, 1918,
19,
near Vandieres.
Ernest H. Kelley,
Tuskegee, Ala.
Company April La Forge.
1918.
Gassed
October
7.
Bailey
J.
F.
447
King,
Joined
Company January
16, 1919.
Woden, Texas.
Jacob Klein, 286 Brook Ave.,
Joined
Company November
1,
1917.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
ber
16,
Jacob Kuferstein, 207 Valley St.,

Lawrence, Mass.
Company
1918,
April 23, 1918.
near Sommerance.
1,

ade,
Headquarters 164th Infantry Brig-
May
4,
1919.
23, 1918.
1,
William
J.
Laporte,
Joined
Company April
Appointed Private
1st
37 Short St., Lawrence, Mass.
1918.
Wounded
in action
by
Nicholas Lardieri,
15 Sixth Ave.,
Joined
tion
J.
Company November
rifle
15.
1917.
Wounded
Comay.
in
ac-
by
bullet October 8, 1918, near
Newark, N.
Ralph
E. Leavitt,
Joined
1st
Company November
13, 1917. 12,
Appointed Private
Transferred
to
119 Pine St., Gardner, Mass.
Class
from Private April
1918. 1918.
Headquarters Company June

Joined
17.
Tom
Lebeda, Eordewka, Russia.
Company November
1,
1917.
Wounded by
shrap-
nel October 27, 1918, in Fleville.
Michael Lechman.
Edward Lehman,
R. F. D. No.
1,
Joined
quarters
Company October 31, 1918. Company March 9, 1919. Company October

October
24, 1917.
Joined
shell fire
Kille
action
by
16, 1918, at
Sommerance.
Wilcox, Pa.
Joseph Lemelin,
Quinapoxet, Mass.
Joined
Company November
13,
1917.
1.
Appointed
1918.
Pri-
RoDOLPH Lester,
Morven, Ga.
Joined
1st
Company October
29,
1918.
Appointed Private
Hyman
Levinson, 13 Varet St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
tion
Company November
17,
1917.
9,
Wounded
1918, near
in
ac-
by machine gun bullet October
Comay.
Reece Lewis,
Sweetwater, Tenn.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Arturo
Liberi. Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined
Company November
1
1,
1917.
Transferred
to
Company
Joined
February
8,
1919.
29, 1918.
Lon Lindsey.
Quinlan, Texas.
Company October
Daniel H. Lockwood,
Cheshire, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
10.
13,
1917.
1,
Appointed Private

1918, near
1918.
Taken prisoner
October
uary
12,
Comay.
1919.
Henry
J.
Loser,
Nashville, Tenn.
Joined
Company April
19, 1918.
2118 Trantland Ave.,
Charles
T. Lovelace,
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Gretna,
Va
Joined
Sidney H. Lovelace,
Gretna, Va.
Company October
29,
1918.
Gilbert Lumby, R. F. D. No. 1, Ridgeway, Iowa.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
Thomas Lynott,
Scranton, Pa.
Joined Company October 29, 1918. Transferred Replacement Depot February 26, 1919. Joined
to
1st
Frank McCarville,
Cresco, Iowa.
Company October
29.
1918.
James J. McHugh, 1516 North Uth
Joined
St.,
Company October
7,
19,
1917.
Wounded
in
action
by shrapnel October
1918, near
La Forge.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph J. McInerney, 206 Carroll St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
pital sick
Company October
28,
1917.
Evacuated
to
hos-
May
17. 1918, at Liverpool.
PlETRO MaC.\LUSO, 527 Jackson St., Hoboken, N.
Joined Company November 11, 1917. Headquarters Company January 16, 1919.
J.
Transferred
to
Charles
L. Manning, Main St.,
Joined
1918.
Company
April 23. 1918.
Gassed September
15,
near Vandieres.
Barre, Mass.
Nathan Markowitz,
85 Montgomery St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company January
16.
1919.
Charlie 0. Martin, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 204,

Covington, Texas.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 29, 1918. Appointed Private from Private February 16. 1919.
Alexander Martinoits,
217 Mifflin
St.,
Joined Company October 19. 1917. Wounded in action by machine gun bullet October 8. 1918, near Comay.
Philadelphia, Pa.
DOMENICO MaSCARO. Box 36,

Lovilla, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
George Matthews, 375 Van Brunt St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October
October
7.
28.
1.
1917.
1918.
Appointed Private
Evacuated
to hos-
from Private August

1918.
pital sick
Alexander Maxwell,
Newgretna, N.
J.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
15. 1917.
Appointed Private
16. 1919.
Harry
G.
Maxwell.
St.,
J.
Joined
tion
225 Cohancy
October
Company November 15. 1917. Wounded in acReported to have 8, 1918, near La Forge.
Bridgton. N.
died and been buried in Chatel Chehery.
E. F.
449
Benjamin
E.
Mazure,
Colony, Kans.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Andrew Mazzeo,
314 Hamilton
St.,
Joined
Company November
11. 1917.
Long Island
City, N. Y.
Joseph Merro. 94 Center St., Amsterdam, N. Y.
Joined
Company
April 23. 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
George Meshover.
169 Beriman St.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company October 28, 1917. Appointed Private from Private February 1, 1918. Killed in action
1918, near
October
Joined
8,
La Forge.
Appointed Private
1st
SaLVATOR
J.
MiLONE.
Company
April 23, 1918.
116 East 106th St., New York, N. Y.
John Milson,
1080 East 20th
St.,
-
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st

J.
Wounded
in action
Paterson, N.
Joined
15,

28. 1917.
Carmelo Miribile,
188 Elizabeth St., New York, N. Y.
Company October
Joseph Mirsola. 13 Melern
Joined
St.,
pital
Company November
September
19,
11,
1918.
Evacuated
to hos-
sick
1918.
Wakefield. Mass.
Peter Montana,
59 Franklin St., Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
tion
Company November
1.5.
13,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
Re-
ported to have died of wounds.
Ray
1.
Moon,
Colchester.
111.
Joined
Company
April
5.
1918.
iited
Private 1st
Roy
I.
Moon.
Colchester,
III.
Joined
Company
April 5, 1918.
Appointed Private
1st
George
J.
Moreau,
St.,
Jr.,
Joined
Company October
18,
1917.
60 First Turners
Fall,
Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Paul Moya,
323 E. Mt. Road, Albuquerque, N. M.
Company November
1,
1918.
16,
Appointed Private
1919.
Edward Moynihan. 315 Elm St..

Lawrence, Mass.
Joined Company April 23, 1918, Appointed Private 1st Class from Private August 1. 1918. Wounded in action by shrapnel October 7. 1918, near La Forge. Transferred to B Company. 328th Infantry.
John
J.
Murphy.
10 Lowell St., Lawrence, Mass.
Joined Company April 23, 1918. Appointed Private 1st Runner Company. Doing exceptionally good work. Cited for gallantry in action per G. O. No. 1. Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade.
May
4,
1919.
Hugh
E. Nair,
Joined
Company
July 24, 1918.
R. R. No.
1,
Niles, Ohio.
Walter Nalewaick.
191 Broad St., Meriden, Conn.
Joined
Company November
October
8,
11,
1917.
Killed in action
by
shell fire
1918, near
Comay.
Vincent Napoli, 42 Hubbard Ave.,

Cambridge, Mass.
Joined
Company October
17, 1917.
Willurd M. Nelson,
Canton, HI.
Joined
Company February
Frank
I.
New.
St.,
Joined
Company
April 23, 1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
105 Campbell
May
18, 1918, at
Southampton, England.
Blairsville, Ga.
Guiseppa Nicolozzi,
Centerville, Iowa.
Joined
Company
April
5,
1918.
Frederick G. Noon, 1115 Willow Ave., Hoboken, N.
J.
Joined Company November 11, 1917. Wounded in action by shrapnel October 9, 1918, near Cornay. Appointed Private 1st Class from Private February 1, 1918. Joined
Carl Nylander, 2519 Aubert
Company February
Ave.,
111.
Chicago,
James J. O'Dea, 258 West 115th
Joined
St.,
1st Class
Company November
from Private June
11, 1917.
Appointed Private
15, 1918.
Wounded by
shrap-
New
York, N. Y.
nel September 15, 1918, near Norroy.
William H. Ogden,
Middleton, N.
J.
Joined
tion
Company November
11,
1917.
Wounded
in ac-
15, 1918,
near Vandieres.
George
J.
O'Neil, Griswold, Iowa.
Joined
Company April
5, 1918.
Ernest R. Otto, 213 East 64th
Joined
St.,
Company October
7,
21,
1917.
Wounded
in action
October
1918, near
La Forge.
Altoona, Pa.
Jesse D. Oxford,
Haskill, Texas.
Joined
Company
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
Harry
E. Page, 35 School St., North Attleboro, Mass.
Joined
Company November
14,
1917.
Constantine Papageorge. 60 West 8th St.,
Joined
Company October
26,
191^
Drowned
in
lake
near Garard Sas. near Raulecourt, July 19, 1918. near

.\linois,
Buried
situated.
New
York, N. Y.
where Mobile Hospital No. 39 was

11.
NicKOLAs Paris, 210 Brown
Joined
St.,
tion
Company November
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
15, 1918,
near Vandieres.
Rochester, N. Y.
F.
John Pavidonis,
770 West Penn Ave.,
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Joined
Company October
20, 1917.
MoRMAN Payne,
Lawyers, Campbell Co.,
Virginia.
Joined
Company October
29,
1918.
George
F. Peifer, R. R. No. 2,
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Lake
Ariel, Pa.
Joined
Harry Personik,
201 Second Ave.,
College Point, N. Y.
Company November
11, 1917.
Wounded Septem-
ber 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
William G. Petty,
Belton, Texas.
Joined
Company October
29, 1918.
Joseph Pezzullo, 39 Knight St.,

Providence, R.
Joined
Company November
13,
1917.
Killed in
action
September
15, 1918, at Vandieres.
L
Joined
William Phillip.
Benjamin
F.
Company
July 24, 1918.
Evacuated
to
hospital
Pompper,
J.
Joined
tion
Company November
25,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
Harmarsville, N.
15, 1918,
1,
near Vandieres.
George A. Porter,
Dunbar, Pa.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
from Private June
1917.
Appointed Private
Transferred to 243
15, 1918. 30,
M.
P.
Company December
Company July
1918.
John W. Possage,
5421 Butler
St.,
Joined
24. 1918.
Wounded
in action
by
Pittsburg, Pa.
Joseph Puglizi, 24 Delancy
Joined
St.,
Company January
16,
1919.
New
Joseph
J.
York, N. Y.
Joined
Regan,
Company October
26,
1917.
75 Hancock St., Lawrence, Mass.
Thomas Regan,
144 East 43rd St., New York, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
11, 1917.
John
B. Reichel, 632 South Seventh St., Richmond, Ind.
Joined
Company November
8,
1918.
Edwardt Reinhardt,
112 Smith St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
11. 1917.
Appointed Private
15, 1919.
Angelo Relale,
4 Waterhouse
St.,
Joined
Company November
15,
1917.
11,
Appointed PriGassed Sep-
vate 1st Class from Private April
1918.
Rochester, N. Y.
tember
15,
Max
C. Reusser,
Joined
Company January
16.
1919.
R. R. No. 2,
Jamestown, Mo.
Fred Rizzo,
82 Prospect
St.,
Joined
1st
Company October
15,
1917.
Appointed Private
Cited for galIn-

1,
Rochester, N. Y.
lantry in action per G. 0. No.
Headquarters 164th
fantry Brigade.
May
4,
1919.
John Robertson,
100 Trenton St., Lawrence, Mass.
Joined
1st Class
Company November 13, 1917. Appointed from Private March 15, 1919.
Private
Frank Rogowicz,
247 Jamestown
St.,
Wounded in aeJoined Company November 11, 1917. on by shrapnel September 15, 1918, near Vandieres,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Alfred H. Rose,
83 Oxford Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
FlLIPO ROTONDI, 127 Fields Road,
Gates, N. Y.
Joined
1st
Company October
20,
1917.
Appointed Pr
Class from Private August 10. 1918,
Joined
Company November
15,
1917,
William Roy,
62 Rosedale
St.,
Joined
1st Class
Company November
13, 1917,
1.
Appointed Private
from Private February-
1918.
Providence, R.
L
Joined
ViNCENZO RULLO.
Prospect Hill, Nantucket, R.
Company November
14,
1917.
L
Joined
Frank Rzepka,
239 East 79th
St.,
Company January
16.
1919.
New
Percy Sawood,
York. N. Y.
Joined
Company October
8,
26, 1917.
Wounded
in
action
81 Arlington St., Lawrence, Mass.
by shrapnel October
1918, near Cornay.
Francesco Sceri. 239 East 79th
Joined
St.,
Company
April 23. 1918.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
Alston D. Schell,
Mountain Iâke Park, Md.
Company
1,
April 23, 1918,
Gassed September
1st Class
15,
,1918, near Vandieres,
Appointed Private
from
Private August
1918.
21.
Charles Selenz,
1438 Falknea
St..
I
Joined
Company October
1917.
Pittsburg,
Thomas
J. Shea, 40 Walnut St., Hoi yoke.
Joined
pital sick
Company November
September
16, 1919.
13, 1917,
Evacuated
to
hos
Ma
Isaac G. Shipman, R. R. No. 2. Box
Joined
3,
F.
453
Company
April
5,
1918.
Woodburn, Iowa.
Antonio Sighorf,
Joined
Company November
from Private June
15. 1918.
11, 1917. 15.
CT^,
N. Y.
1st Class
1918.
to
Appointed Private Evacuated to hosCited per
pital
October
1,
Reported
have died.
G. O. No.
4,
1919 Jiied
Joined
Headquarters 164th Infantry Brigade, of d isdA&e., I^VdH^bnii- io, 19/S

8,
May
Lewis Soride, R. R. No. 6, Box 85,

Decaria, Iowa.
Company November
1918.
Edward Stanton,
Johnstown, Pa.
Joined Company October 21, 1917. by shrapnel September 15, 1918.
Wounded
in
action
William
P. Sternberg, 78 Knowlest St., Pralmbale, Mass.
Joined
Company November
13. 1917.
Appointed Private
Transferred to
1st Class from Private February 1. 1918. Headquarters Company June 17, 1918.
Stanley Stavenski,
233 East Chestnut St., St. Kulpmont, Pa.
MiCH^vEL Stetsko, 64 Chalkin St., Newark, N.
Joined
Company October
30.
1918.
Joined
1st
Company October
16,
1917.
10.
1,
Appointed Private
Cited
for
gal-
1918.
J.
lantry in action per G. O. No.
fantry Brigade,
May
4, 1919.
Charles Stubieda, 24 West Church
Joined
St.,
.
Company October
20.
1917.
Nanticoke, Pa.
Doctor M. Stutts,
St.
Joined
Company January
16,
1919.
Joseph, Tenn.
Joined
John
Switzis,
Company November
13.
1917.
54 Spring St., Union City, Conn.
Walter Taylor,
64 Normanton Ave., Wimbleton Park, London, England.
Joined
Company April
rifle
23,
1918.
Accidentally
wounded
by auto
bullet July 11, 1918.
George Taylor,
252 Springfield Ave., Newark, N.
J.
Joined
1st Class
Company November
15. 1917.
1,
Appointed Private
1918.
Wounded
in ac-
tion
by shrapnel September 15, 1918. near Vandieres.
Camille Theriot,
1612 Melrose Ave.,
Seattle,
Joined
Company November
1.
1918.
Wash.
Joined
Sam
J.
Threadgill,
Port Arthur, Texas.
Company
April
2,
1918.
Appointed Private
1st
Frank
L.
Tompkins,
Litchfield,
Joined
Conn.
tion
Company October 17. 1917. Wounded in by shrapnel September 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
ac-
454

Joined
St.,
William Travers, 132 West 66th
Company
April 23, 1918.
New
York, N. Y.
Joined
pital sick
Joseph Ursano,
Tiriolo, Catonz, Italy.
Company November
October 20, 1918.
11, 1917.
Evacuated
to
George D. Valchakis, 409 High St.,

Holyoke, Mass.
Joined
Company October
26, 1917.
Antonio Vellucio,
28 Mohawk
St.,
Joined
Company March
27. 1917.
Little Falls,
N. Y.
Joined
Alex Viscarto, 1448 W. New Durham
Company November
16, 1917.
Ave.,
J.
North Bergen, N.
Charles H. Washburn, West Wareham, Mass.
Joined
Company November
13, 1917.
Lawrence Weibel, Wolf, Wyoming.

Clarence Welt, Waldo Poro, Maine.
Joined
Company November
1,
1918.
Joined
tion
Company November
13,
1917.
Wounded
in
ac-
by shrapnel September 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
Glenn M. White,
Route No.
2,
Joined
Company
April
5.
1918.
Appointed Private
1st

nel October 16, 1918.
Wounded by
shrap-
Centerville, Iowa.
Hugh Wilbur,
John
Joined
.
Company October
30,
1918.
Appointed Private
Laceyville, Pa.
1st
Qass from
Private February 15. 1919.

30, 1918.
A. Williams, 3076 Fifth Ave., Homestead, Pa.
Joined
Company October
Bennie H. Witt,
Golf Mill, Va.
Joined
Company October
30. 1918.
John
E.
Wolf,
Mt. Vernon, Ind.
Joined
Company February
James R. Wolfe, Glade Springs, Va.
Joined
Company October
30, 1918.
Victor
S. Zachy. 95 Main St., White Plains, N. Y.
Joined
Company November
15.
1.
1917.
Wounded
in action
1918, near Vandieres. lofio/ie
James Ziaghare, 65 Second
Joined
St.,
J.
Company November
15. 1917.
Summerville, N.
Samuel Zuckerman.
1511 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joined Company October 26, 1917. Appointed Private 1st Qass from Private February 1. 1918. Killed in action September 15, 1918, near Vandieres.
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GENEALOGY 940.410 Aalhinf

Hundred andTwentyn Eighth Regiment of Infantry

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History of Three Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry

war, indeed a like history of any

whether great or small, would resolve

recounting of deeds of individual

guns, whether he be private soldier or

mention more than the other.

But such details of course can not be made.

are of a necessity generalities, adorned

true with such details as occur to the

about these events.

Yet the average human mind especially where acts of human

conflict are concerned, searches for detail.

just that this universal craving

should go altogether unsatisfied?

give the deeds of each

any movement, nor

yet recount the glorious enterprises of our smaller units,

mention the more important achievements of so large a unit as the Regiment

History of Three Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Infantry

"Nations shall make ivar against nations."

The twentieth century has witnessed

mightiest struggle for world supremacy.

has sought mastery over

tribe over tribe,

and kingdom over kingdom, but the years from 1914

one gigantic struggle.

and with the Allies

out to overthrow Prussianism and Autocracy.

organized and on August 28th, 1917, at

Atlanta, Ga., assembled the

all the units

the Eighty-Second Division.

The 328th Infantry was organized on August 28 and

Col. Julian R. Lindsey,

Maj. Richard Wetherill,

original line officers of the regiment

to assist in training the

per cent, of the Selective Draft for

men were from

and getting the Regimental area into a

New men were

daily so that by the middle of October each

authorized full strength.

impossible to enumerate the