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T. Wm. Ai-ii I. Ander- I Henry A r- rj. i C.

Itearn. Ij. More M. I'uriKfr. i irl i).

1 uttrry Capt. i ii. i ra. rJM. Markham.

ti.l. 1 I tt. MaJ. John C. ralna.

CoL Marford -y Tra .1 IX. CoL Webster Col. John Tr.ln-: 1 Lt Kerr At- I i.L nil. -1 Ti. vi-Cit Gilbert S.

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iiJ. ChU. M. ht, 1 jr lhth Ilrla 'i I I N. J.

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M.irJtiTr. i lu.ru IV ill.ur nr l.it. 4'nit. Wm. i I JJJ.

Z. II. h' rial. Tr ir CoL M. TrainLt.

Col. r- V. Lt. rlwH 1 'pt Edward CoL An- ii it iVni.kt-.lta. Com- "i.i It.

Wallmn vj i.i Junrl i K. -t C'. i. I i I 1 hrm.t I I rl 1 1. nun (i 1 i t-i H.

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CoL a A r' I rr1r.l of i.e. 11 U'vrii il. tti, 1 J. Frrrla. I ifri V.

rl h. I I Tl ln. vayt. aul jr 1 Oorga n. PpaJdlnj.

1 l.atU-MaJ. Thoi rain. JrramlaJt W. ry LC CoL Cllott ii Lt CoL Orlo Capt Jaeob I a I alia. Tr.

i CapL Oaorr r.a'L-U. CoL Oacar v-: rmsioN. 1 i y. C'omnnan'llnf I I iiobarta i t. I.

Ji. A i.i ui 'i alt.r H. Iirala I Kent N'laon 1-t I.I. O. Kuta i I Van 1 i orn R.

Hi ban u.lWl I. Mrany I l.l. CurUi IL Mnlth Infantry. 1 h'ttr-nrrt Hrtrda of iwurn V. Jdc- --i" Kr.r Itjilatrad.

Utnin T. i.ichard- W. C. Ona HundrM anl 8ixty-aoonil Brliad pf Infantry HrlK. Qua.

Munro Mc-arlnn4. Col. Thrmiaa A. Pearca. 3.4th Hrift Owl.

Oeorja W. Muihlna Oun iialt MaJ. Klbert J. 1 man. Artillery.

One Hun.lrr 1 and Flfty-ilxth Brla-aUa of trim. AnJrew M.ara. rtu-w! P. Relr. Hrrt.

Ool. Neljion E. Marsetta. 81 James P. Kobirmon.

3lth Tn-nrh Mortar ilatt Capt. Da-vU M. Eaglacara. 304th Res-L CoL Jbrt R. Ralston.

HIcaaL 30Uh FlrM Signal EatL MaJ. Samuel K. To14. Tratna. 30th Supply Train MaJ.

Richard W. Sanitary Train LC CoL Sainuel .1 KoiwtiiK v. Sth Ammunition Train MaJ. Allen Klmb-iy. Sooth KnictneeT Train lat Lt.

Paa B. l'lakrmora. ItvUlan I'Blta. llia(lquartera Troop Capt Clayton E. lUili, Jr.

3lUh McMno Gun Batt-MaJ. John U. lirUar. niGIITY-SECOND DIVISION, I On. O.

R. Duncan. Commandlnr. fhirf of Col. Hoyden E.

Uot be Adjt. Lt. Col. John R. Tiiomai Itiprctor lit-n MaJ.

Tborn Stray rr i'la A.lv. Uan. lit-n Coruad E. Korrprr tniiiano PhU H. Worceattr inal Mj.

I. L'lvUlon g. CoL Jvhn P. llaaaun lafanlry. One Hundred and SUty-thlrd Brisada of Infantry Hrig.

len. Marrua B. Cronln. Walter M. Whitman.

Hut. Oul. John C. MacArthur. 3-(th Maihlne Oun iiatt L4.

Col. Or-Ltnilo li. 1'almrr. Ona Hundred and SUty-fourth Rrljada of Infantry Hrir. ien.

Julian R. Lindaey. Krank t. Kly. 3.Mn Kirt.CoL Hunter li.

NeUori. 3JIt Mai hlne (iun Battalion MaJ. iimjamln Moote. ArtlUary. On Hundred and Flfty-aeventh Brigade of Artillery Si'nh t.

I'ol. Eafl T. A. Pearce. 3-fth Keat.

Ool. H. C. Wllllama. Heitt.

Col. Clarence Jr. 3i7th Trrnth Mortar Battery Capt. M. Void.

Enflaecra. 307th Julian L. Schley. Signal. 307th Field Pis-nal Oar-enca Adamrf.

Trataa. 307th Supply Train MaJ. Bernard A. 1-uixtlL 3'J7th Sanitary Train Lt. CoL Luther II.

Relchelderfer. 307th Ammunition Train Lt Col. Oa- man Ijitrobe. Jr. 307ih Lnalnevr Train 2d Lt Roberta J.

Mann. bivlalas Caita. H-arlquartera Troop Lt CoL Troop M'ller. Jlth Machine Gun Batt. MaJ.

Richard H. LKnleon. riGIITY-TIIIRD DIVISION. Mai. Gen.

Edwin F. Glenn, Commanding Chief of Ktaff CoL Clement A. Trolt Adjt. Oen MaJ. James L.

Cochrun iiHHH-twr Judh-e Adv. Uudley V. Wutphin friui. Gen Col. Wallace De Witt LivUlon yuartermaster.

MaJ. Courtland Nlxcn Aid Capl. tlnon 8. Talbott Aid Capt. Alexander Lauehlln Iafaotry.

One Hundred and ixt.v-flfth Brigade of lnfanuy i Hrlir. Gen. Ora K.MItiHt 320th Regt MaJ. Jamea C. MacDer- mott.

Snh lU rt Col. 8. V. Ham. 3-1-1 Machlr lne Gun Batt MaJ.

Anton O. I'rtm. One Hundred and Slxty-alxth Brigade of Infantry Krlg. Gn. Malln Cralf.

3-1 I.t Krai. Col. Robert OutU WIU-Knin StJ.I H-t. William Walliwe. 3-Mlh Marhln Gun Batt MaJ.

Benj. li. MeOronkey. Artillery. One H'jndrvd and Fifty-eighth Brigade of Artillery Hrlt.

Gn. Adrian S. R. at. Col.

Aitrutua B. Wai fleld. t. Albert t. Kuiitir.

H-gt. Col. Y. CJ. Aahburn.

3onth Trt-nch Mortar Batt CoL Don K. McGliL Engineer. SOSth Rest- CoL Warren T. II an num. Mlgaal.

iwth Field Signal Batt, Capt. Clyde E. Wiley. aoth Fupply Train MaJ. F.

An-rlreit-n. JoUi Kanltary Train Lt. CoL Henry S. Satterli-. 80th Ammunition Train Lt CoL Hugh H.

Myers. Engineer Train lat Lt Richard li. May. IHvlalea Falta. Headquartera Troop Lt.

CoL Otl Col. 322d Machine Gun Batt MaJ. Gill Mo-Cook, i EIGHTY-FOURTH DIVJSION. MaJ. Gen.

H. C. Hale. Commanding. Chlof of Ktaff.

Launtnce Haiatoa.l Adjt. Gen MaJ. J. G. Greeve Inspector Col.

D. C. T. Grubba JuiJhto Adv. Col.

O. W. Elaln Suriceon Gen CoL John 11. Allen Engineer Jarvi J. Bain Ordnance Off Ictr.

Col. O. E. Turner flg-nal MaJ. C.

A. Dougherty DlvUlon Col. G. C. Rockwell Aid Capt Oscar W'.

Grlswold Aid Capt Lawrence B. Curnmlngs Infantry. One Hundred and Sixty-seventh Brigade of Infantry BriK. Gen. John H.

Serboume. 333d R. gt. Col. August C.

N'lsson. XiUh Hirt. Col. y. L.

Knudaon. 3ith Machine Gun Battalion MaJ. Peul Vakey Davis. One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Brigade of Infantry BiIk. Gen.

W. E. Wilder. Regt -ol. F.

Kilbourne. 3.1'lth Glenn H. OavU. -327th Machine Gun Battalion MaJ. illiam Tralle.

Artillery. One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Brigade of Artillery Brlir. Gen. Harry O. Bishop.

32r.th Rtjrt Col. Chas. M. Bundel. 3-J'lth Rea-t.

Col. J. H. W. Corey.

327th Kept. Oi.l. F. K. Johnston.

3(ith Trench MorUr Battery Capt Jesse E. Crlm. Knglneera. 30tlh Rett. CoL Jarvla J.

Bain, rilgaal. 30fth Field Rltmal Battalion MaJ. Frank L. Shumea. Trains.

3)fHh Supply Train Lt Col. George Rockwell. 3Kth Sanitary Train Lt CoL C. J. Imprratorl.

8i.th Ammunition Train Lt. Col. EuKme J. Ely. Enttnear Train lat Lt.

Jamea V. Curnutte. BhUlan rnlla. Headquarters Troops Capt John B. Mad ln.

Marhlne Gun Battalion MaJ. Robert RoOW. EIGHTY-FIFTH DIVISION. MaJ. Gen.

Charles W. Kennedy, Cora- manaing. Chief of Edgar T. Collins Adjt Col. Clarence IJninper Inspector Gen.

MaJ. Henry S. Brlnkenhoff Adv. Benjnmtn Clillton Nut if. Oen Lt.

Col. CoaMn J. Uartlutt Orununie CoL I C. Crawford Signal Officer. MaJ.

George F. N. Dalley lilflon Qm. i.Lt. John A.

Eorry orr Capt. JacK rtoward Ald. Capt Richard P. Kuhn Aid. Capt.

Dexter I. Kumsey Liberal Credit Terms to All 1 Muiie Cmblnat xr $15.00 la Cat Lg TabU Btaaaaasr er aaai aa It. Infantry. One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Brigade of Infantry Brig. Gen.

Tliomas ii. i 'iigttn. 3-'(7th KeRt Col. Robert H. Allen.

Sth Regt Col. D.j G. Berry. 32t'Ui Maclv Gun Lt Col. Sidney H.

Muize. i One Hundred and Seventieth Brlgado of inrantry Hegt Col. Georse E. Stewart S40th C1. Jnmea S.

Parker, aoth Mach. Gun Bait MaJ. William lituidiie. Artillery. One Hundred and Sixtieth Brlrade of Artillery Otn.

Guy 11. Preston. -32th Ret Col. Frank E. Hopkins.

rttMith Tllman Campbell. Beat Ool. Harold E. Clokt. 310ih Trench Mortar Butttry Capt 11 I.

Anderson. JCnglneer. 310th Reet CoL. W. Goff Caplea, Hlganl.

210th Field StcniU BatL MaJ. Edwin O. Baker. Trains. 310th Supply Train Lt Col.

William Ktoll. J. 310th Sanitary Train Lt Col. Lewis Wine Bremorman. 310ih Ammunition Train Lti Col.

Will- turn B. Cowln. i Sloi Eniflneer Train 1st LL Bernard licrsaenbruKKe. DUlalon t'nlts. Headquarters Troop Cupt Henry N.

1 32Sth Marh. Gun Batt MaJ. RolUn Lee Caldwell. EIGHTY-SIXTH DIVISION. Major Oen.

C. II. Martin. Commanding. Chief of Staff Col.

Roter S. Fitch Inspitctor Gen. H. 11. Thompson Judge Adv.

Col. O. N. Kimball Hurg. Jen IA.

Col. Jamea N. Phalen Ordnance Offlcer.Lt. Col. A.

li. Gillespie Signal Officer. MaJ. Irving Monroe Div. Wuartermaster.

.1. Col. C. Burt Intelligence MaJ. C.

L. Sampson Aid John E. Eddy Aid Lt. Eg-rUert H. S.

Spencer Infantry. One Hundred and Seventy-first Brigade ct Infantry Brig. Gen. Francis Le J. 1'arker.

1 "COS, 40- ST. cS-OAVE. Taran Aptly Haw Yark. nr. Last lalaaS a.

a Cassaatlaiit. I j. 841st Heart Cel. Guy Q. Palmer.

342d Charles E. Stodter. S-li'd Machine Gun Batt Lt. Col. Chas.

It. Mayo. One Hundred and Srventy-wocond Brigade iof Infantry Brig. Otn. Lincoln C.

Andrews. 43d Regt Col. Charles R. Howland. 344th R-et.

Cel. Henry A. Hanlgan. Machine Gun Batt MaJ. Frederick McLaughlin.

Artillery. One Hundred acd Sixty-first Brigade of Artillery Br. Oliver L. 331st Reirt. Col.

Win. McK. Lambdln. Regt Ool. R.

Foy. 33.td Regt-Col. I'hillp R. Ward. 311th Trench' Mortar Battery Capt.

Dansj W. DuToit Engineers. 311th Regt. Col. Clark S.

Smith. nlgnnLv 311th Field Signal Batt MaJ. Claire W. Shands. Trains.

311th Supply Train MaJ. Hays McFar- land-. 311th Sanitary Train Lt. CoL Edward A. Sjpitaka.

311th Ammunition Train Lt Col. WTO-lam tv Faulkner. 311th lEngineer Train Capt. William M. Winkler.

i BirlaUa Calta. Headquarters Troop Capt William Kenhcy. 33 lat Machine Gun Batt MaJ. Lancet H. Foots.

ElGai Y-SEVENTH DIVISION. Major Gen. Samuel D. Sturgia, i Commandln Chief of Col. Henry R.

Richmond Adjt Gen Mai. William II. Dukes Inspector IA. Ool. James O.

Taylor JuiUe Adv. Col. Kvle Rucker Surgeon Gen. Ool. Robert M.

Thornburgh Orduance CoL John Cocke Capt William A. Thompson ij Infantry. One Hundred and Seventy-third Brigade of i Infantry Brig. Gen. Otho B.

Roaenbaum. 34Mh; Regt CoL John O'Shea. S4ilth Regt. MaJ. Ueorge II.

Barn- prover. Mach. Oun Batt Major William J. McDowell. One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Brigade of Infantry Brig.

Gen. W. F. Martin. 847th Pearl M.

Shaffer. 34stn Regt Ool. Dwtght W. Ryther. SSrtthj Mach.

Gun Batt MaJ. Washington Grayson. Artillery. One Hundred and Sixty-second Brigade of Artillery 334th Regt. Col.

F. Wharton Griffin. SX.tU Rest. Col. Lewis 8.

Ryan. S3t)th Regt Col. Roderick L. Car-mlehael. 312th Trench Mortar Batt Capt Don M.i Forester.

Engineers. 312tl Regt CoL J. E. Slattery. BlgaaL 312th Field Signal Batt MaJ.

Walton D. Hood. Trains. 812tK Supply Train MaJ. Zeb Ward.

312th fcianltary Train Lt. Col. R. Jones. 312tb Ammunition Train CoL William T.

i Merry. 312th Engineer Train lat Lt Edward S.Klng. ij Blvlataii Vnlta. Headquarters Troop Capt Samuel D. Waters.

334 Ui Marhlne Gun Batt MaJ. Hubert C.j Daiwherty. ElGHTY-EiGHTH DIVISION. MaJo(- Gen. Wm.

Weigl. Commanding. Chit of Staff. Charles 8. Lincoln Adjt.i Gen Loula A.

Toombs Inspector Major Cary I. Crockett JudK Adv. Major W. A. Graham Suraj Gin Jay R.

Khook Engineer Off Robert P. JohnMon Orui.ance Col. Rowland Ellis Slarnul Officer. Clyde Eastman Inltlligf nee Off. Major Geo.

N. Northrop I Infantry. One Hundred and Seyenty-flfth Brigade of Infantry Brig. Gen. Merch B.

Stewart. Hi trt. Col. Glrrard Sturtevant Regt Col. Walter E.

Proaser. 33Nth Mach. Gun Batt MaJ. Charles I). K.irl.t ad.

One 'Hundred and Seventy-sixth Brigade of Infantry Brtg. Gen. William B. Beach. 3-Mixt Kest Ool.

Herbert B. Crosby. Regt Col. Clyde E. Hawkins.

Mach. Gun Batt MaJ. Linton li. Elliott Artillery. One Hundred and Sixty-third Brigade of Artillery-Brig.

Gen. Stephen M. Foote. IWJlh Refrt. Ool.

George It Ore-ne. 33Sth Regt Col. Ned B. Rehkopf. 3.lith ReRt Col.

Samuel C. Vestal. 3Lth Trench Mortar Batt Capt Don-aild Stewart Engineers. 313lh Regt CoL Robert P. HowelL i BlsnaJ.

313th Field Signal Batt MaJ. Leon Alnaworth. I Tralaa. 313th Supply Train MaJ. W.

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i ariaasaMasaaaa-ju- r- )' i IT; 'I 1 BBJ V. II 1 It Tnaafla $29.98 $4.98 Motor Truck Deliv- 313th Sanitary Train Lt Col. William U. C. Nermarker.

i 313th Ammunition Train CoL Milton A. Elliott. Jr. 313th Engineer Train 1st Lt Alfred M. SwenBon.

1 i Dlvlalea t'nlta. Headquarters Troop Capt John IL CJuiKley. S37Ui Mach. Cun Batt Capt Slgnor J. Heevera.

EIGHTY-NINDI DIVISION, MaJorGen. Frank L. Winn. Commanding. Chief of SUif John C.

1L Ijee. Adjt. Oen Jerome G. Pillow Inxpector Col. Ievl G.

Brawn Judge Adv. Gen Lt CoL Gouverneur Iacker. Surg. Gen Lt. Col.

John L. Shepherd Ordnance Officer MaJ. Wilson Potter Signal Officer MaJ. John F. Franklin Division Lt.

Col. Warren W. Whiteside. Infantry. One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Brigade of Infnntrv 3--5d Regt.

CoL Frank B. Hawkins. Regt. Col. Amerlcua MltchelL 341st Mach.

Gun Batt MaJ. Edward A. Keyen. One Hundred and Seventy-eighth Brl-pade of Infantry Brig. Gen.

Thomas 11. Hansom. r.V.th Rest Ool. George H. Mc Master.

Regt MaJ. Dorranco L-hman. 34 Jd Mach. Gun Batt Lt Col. Thomas Bernard.

Artillery One Hundred and Sixty-fourth Brlfrade of Artillery Brig. Gen. Edward T. lonnellv. 34oth Regt Col.

Ernest S. 34 1 at UfcTt Col. Da via. 3l2d Regt Col. Earl Bl-coe.

314y Trench Mortar Baltery-Capt John L. Milburn. Engineer. 314th Regt. Col; Robert P.

Johnston. Signal. 314 th Field Slg. Batt. MaJ.

H. E. Strider. Train. 814th Supply Train Capt Frank C.

Wtlklna. Sl4th Sanitary Train Lt CoL Bruce F. Foulkes. 814th Ammunition Train Col. James D.

Tllford. 314th Engineer Train 1st Lt. William D. Stuart. Jr.

DUUton la It a. Headquarters Troop Capt Tom A. Velle. 340th Gun Batt MaJ. WUUara A.

Hale. NINETIETH DIVISION. MnJ. Gen. Henry T.

Allen. Commanding. Chief of Staff Ool. John J. Kinsman Adjt.

Gen. MaJ. Wyatt O. Selkirk Inspector MaJ. Robert T.

Phlnney JuU-e Gen MaJ. Oacer O. Smith Surg. Gen Lt Col. Paul S.

Halloran Ontoance Officer. lA. Ool. Jolin G. Inter Intelligenco John C.

Tatum Aid Capt. Sam A. Oreenwall Aid 1st Lt. Henry Allen. Jr.

Infantry. One Hundred and Soventy-ntnth Brl- fada of Infantry Brig. Oea-f Joseph O'NelL I 857th Regt CoL E. T. Hartroaan.

llt-at Col. Alien Inker. 344th Machlna Gun Batt MaJ. Ernest O. Ona Hundred and Eightieth Brigade of Infantry Col.

W. A. Cavanaugh. Kent 'oL Ertieat fci. iia.kelL Regt Col.

Howard C. Price. 2l.Mh Machine Gun Batt Capt Howard B. Irwin. Artillery.

One Hundred and SUty-flfth Brigade of Artillery Brtg. G-m. irancis Marshall. R. gt.

Col. Henry B. Farrar. 44th Regt. Ool.

Albert Faulkner. Regt Col. Robert S. Abernathy. 31th Trench Mortar Battery Capt WUlUm B.

Blocker. Kagiaaera. Regiment Lt CoL George A. Knapp. BlgaaL 31-Mh Field Signal Batt MaJ.

S. A. GreenwelL Tralaa. 31T.lh Supply Train MaJ. Hugh F.

Ewlng. Sanitary Train Lt CoL E. P. 1'arrm-nter. 31th Ammunition Train LC Col.

J. H. Read. Jr. Engtner Train lat Lt.

David II. Levy. Dlrlaloa rait. Headquarters Troop Capt. Donald Henderson.

3-t-td Machine Gun Batt MaJ. Arthur L. McCoy. NINETY-FIRST DIVISION. MaJ.

Gen. William II. Johnston! Commanding. Chief of Staff Cot. Herbert J.

Breew Adjt MaJ. Frederick W. Manley Iniivector Gen.MaJ. Avery D. Cummliiga Ju.lne Adv.

Oen. I.t. Ool. Geo. V.

Strong Surg. Gen Col. Peter O. FleM Engineer H. Ool.

II. C. Jewett nl. Ool. Ralph E.

Herring Signal Officer. Charles Wyman Div. Frederick W. Colt-man Aid 1st Lt. Lew-Is W.

Dmrlas Aid 1st Lt. Alfred V. Kidder Infantry. One HundreA and Eighty-first Brla-ada of Infantry Brig. Gen.

John li. Mcminn Id. at Hi Kt Cot. William D. Davis.

3rt21 Regt. MaJ. irdon S. Flnley. 347lh Machine Gun Battalion MaJ.

Arthur W. Hanson. 1 One Hundred and ElKhty-aerond BH- gnde of Infantry Ool. George MclA Weeks. 3td Regt Col.

H. La T. Cavananch, S'Mth R'gt. Cot. tleorge Met.

Weeks. 34 Mh Machlna Gun Battalion MaJ. Thomas N. Glmpcrllng. AH tilery.

One Hundred and Slxty-alxth Brigade of Artillery Brig. Gen. Dwlght E. Aultman. 34Hth Regt Lt Col.

S. F. Bottoma. 317th Regt tA. W.

S. Woods, i 34th Regt Col. Rex Van Den Corput 81rtth Trench Mortar Battery Capt Harold T. Pease. Engineer.

318th Regt. Col. Henry C. Jewett li I 1 "A J- i I a- I A i --mXJ -JA- i. mmmm.

i ,1 J' TV. IT! ill rie 4 lu i li 1 1 i 7 aa i Irani. 3Kth Field Slrnal Battalion MaJ. ijrd Danvcrs. Tralaa.

3Itth Supply Train lat Lt. Ernest Norberg. 31'th Sanitary Train Lt CoL Harry Reyn.4 la. 31 1th Ammunition Tram CoL Allen Smith. Jr.

31-ith Engineer Train 1st Lt Earl XT. Faaaett IilfUU Calls. Headquarters Troop Capt W. p. Ooakley.

31'ith Machlna Gun Battalion LL CoL F. C. EnUicott NINETY-SECOND DIVISION. MaJ. Gen.

Charles Q. Ballou. Command- in-. Oilef of .14. Cot.

Allen J. Greer Inxpector MaJ. Robert I'. llarbold Judge Adv. Gn MaJ.

A. M. Craven Surg. Gn Lt. Col.

Perry I. Rtyer Ordnance Officer. Philip S. Gage Signal Thomas Spencer Division Uatrd I Gla.ruw Aid Capt Chaanoey Dewey Infantry. One Hundred and FJghty-thlrd Brigade of Inrantry Brig.

Geo. MaJ vera Hill itarnutn. 8ft.Mli Regt Lt CoL James E. Abbott 8'Kith Riat ol. Ralph B.

Parrott i-nh Matt. lne Gun Battalion MaJ. Charles W. Mason. One Hundred and Eighty-fourth Brt- rade of Infantry SnTth Regt CoL Jamea A.

Moas. 3.1Mh at Lt. CoL Henry S. Terrell. 3.1 Machine Gun Battalion MaJ.

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raaae Casaaaaaa 41ST ice Mtnio TonT ICELA.NU. bauADWAI a UD tr. aita. usax ar m' me ArtlDery. One Hundred anJ Prig aJe cf Artillery.

4ith Reati'cJ. Ian T. lnor. iWh R. st 1.

O. lUgt Lt lul. Henr.U.g I'. Col- i-y. 817th Trewrh Mortar Battery, Csft Thrrwa Stxar.g.

Englnaera. 317lh rtegL-CvL Irt I. Brown. Igaat. 32.tn Flell Signal Jiatullon MaJ.

Luther 1. Rom. Tralaa. 317th Supply Train MsJ. Treil B.

Cerrlth-r. S17ta Sarllary Train LL Col. Dald li. Iartdnr J17th Ammui.ltinn Train Lt Col. Mt2- eotm P.

Aridru-a. 317th Enarlnrvr Train 1 14. Pfmai Lk SmiUu IX Ulan alt a. Headquarters Troop Capt Ruf. Ree.1.

341th Marhlne Cun Battalion Lt 1. Robert hurrett. Oar Arsay New la Cevaaaaj. The American Third Army, or "Am-y of Occupation." waa orgar.lxed Immediately af let- the armistice was algne and this Is the arm. ahl-h I tow rn German soil for the purp-e cf enforcing the terms t.f the TV iKtimander of the army la il.Jir i-n Joseph T.

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