Chapter IX: Part 9

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LOVELL, Walter, sous-chef de Section à la Section Sanitaire
Automobile Américaine No. 2:--

"A toujours fait preuve d'un moral remarquable; a toujours été un
example de courage pour les autres conducteurs, et un précieux
auxiliaire pour le Chef de sa Section."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

LOVELL, Walter, second in command of the American Automobile
Sanitary Section No. 2: Has always given proof of a noteworthy
spirit; has constantly set the example of courage to the other
drivers, and has been an invaluable assistant to the commander of
his Section.]

McCONNELL, James R., Conducteur à la Section Sanitaire Automobile
Américaine N{o} 2:--

"Conducteur engagé dès la première heure; animé d'un excellent
esprit; a toujours fait preuve d'un courage et d'une hardiesse
dignes des plus grands éloges."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

McCONNELL, James R., Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 2: Volunteered as a driver at the very beginning;
inspired by praiseworthy zeal; has always given proof of a courage
and fearlessness worthy of the highest praise.]

L'automobiliste volontaire MACMONAGLE, Douglas, de la S. S. A.
Américaine N{o} 8:--

"Un obus étant tombé en plein poste de secours a conservé tout
son calme et avec le plus grand dévouement a contribué sous un
bombardement au chargement de trois blessés dont l'évacuation
était urgente."

"MENTIONED" IN THE 16th DIVISION

Volunteer automobilist Douglas MACMONAGLE of American A. S. S. No.
8: A shell having fallen in the middle of a poste de secours, he
retained his self-possession, and with the utmost devotion, under
bombardment, assisted in loading three wounded men whose removal
was imperative.]

MARTIN, William T., Conducteur à la Section Sanitaire Automobile
Américaine 2 depuis le mois de Décembre:--

"S'est toujours distingué par son dévouement extrême et par son
esprit de devoir. S'est avancé avec sa voiture sous un violent
bombardement pour ramener vers l'arrière plusieurs blessés. L'auto
fut très endommagé par des éclats de shrapnell."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

MARTIN, William T., Driver of the American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 2, since December: Has constantly distinguished
himself by his extreme devotion and his sense of duty. Drove
forward in his car under a fierce bombardment, to pick up several
wounded men and take them to the rear. The car was badly damaged
by pieces of shrapnel.]

MELLEN, Joseph, sujet Américain, conducteur à la Section Sanitaire
Automobile Américaine N{o} 3:

"A pendant quinze jours assuré nuit et jour, sur une route de
montagne difficile et constamment battue par les projectiles
ennemis, l'évacuation de nombreux blessés, avec un zèle et un
dévouement dignes de tous les éloges."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 66th DIVISION

MELLEN, Joseph, Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary Section
No. 3, an American subject: Safeguarded night and day, for a
fortnight, on a difficult mountain road, constantly swept by
the enemy's guns, the removal of many wounded, with a zeal and
devotion worthy of the highest praise.]

OGILVIE, Francis Dashwood, de la Section Sanitaire Américaine N{o}
2, conducteur depuis le début de la campagne:

"S'est toujours distingué par son esprit de devoir, son dévouement
et son calme absolu dans le danger."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

OGILVIE, Francis Dashwood, of American Sanitary Section No.
2, Driver since the beginning of the campaign: Has constantly
distinguished himself by his sense of duty, his devotion, and his
perfect coolness in danger.]

Le volontaire Américain PEIRCE, Waldo, de la Section Sanitaire
Américaine N{o} 3:--

"Volontaire depuis Novembre 1915 à la Section Sanitaire
Américaine; a pris part aux évacuations d'une Division en Décembre
et Janvier 1915 et aux missions périlleuses du 22 Juin au 2
Juillet 1916. Maintes fois exposé à des bombardements violents, a
été à deux reprises atteint au visage et au corps par des éclats
d'obus pendant cette dernière période."

"MENTIONED" IN ORDERS OF THE SANITARY SERVICE, 129th DIVISION

The American Volunteer Waldo PEIRCE, of American Sanitary Section
No. 3: Volunteer since November, 1915, in the American Sanitary
Section; took part in the removal of the wounded of a division in
December and January, 1915, and in carrying out dangerous missions
from 22 June to 2 July, 1916. Constantly exposed to intense
bombardment, has been wounded twice, in the face and body, by
fragments of shell, during the latter period.]

POTTER, Thomas, volontaire Américain à la Section Sanitaire
Américaine N{o} 3:--

"Volontaire infatigable, d'une énergie et d'un sang-froid
exemplaires dans le danger."

"MENTIONED" IN THE 129th DIVISION

POTTER, Thomas, American volunteer of American Sanitary Section
No. 3: An indefatigable volunteer, of exemplary energy and
composure in danger.]

PUTNAM, Tracy J., sujet Américain, conducteur à la Section
Sanitaire Automobile Américaine N{o} 3:--

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

PUTNAM, Tracy J., Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary Section
No. 3, an American: Safeguarded for a fortnight, night and day, on
a difficult mountain road constantly swept by the enemy's guns,
the removal of many wounded, with a zeal and devotion worthy of
the highest praise.]

RANTOUL, Beverley, conducteur volontaire Américain de la Section
Sanitaire Automobile N{o} 4:--

"A toujours fait preuve du plus grand sang-froid et d'un
dévouement absolu aux blessés, en procédant à leur évacuation
sur des routes fréquemment bombardées. S'est acquitté de
certaines missions périlleuses avec beaucoup de calme et de
courage, notamment le 30 Mars 1916 à Grosrouvres, au cours d'un
bombardement, et le 10 Avril, à Xivray, où, allant chercher un
blessé au poste de secours, sa voiture fut atteinte par des éclats
d'obus.

"MENTIONED" IN THE SANITARY SERVICE, 31st ARMY CORPS

RANTOUL, Beverley, American volunteer, Driver in Automobile
Sanitary Section No. 4: Has always displayed the greatest coolness
and entire devotion to the wounded, while assisting in their
removal on roads frequently under bombardment. Acquitted himself
of certain perilous commissions with great composure and courage,
notably on 30 March, 1916, at Grosrouvres, during a bombardment,
and on 10 April, at Xivray, where, as he was on his way to bring
in a wounded soldier to the _poste de secours_, his car was struck
by fragments of shell.]

Le Conducteur RICE, Durant, de la Section Sanitaire Automobile
Américaine N{o} 3, sujet Américain:--

"A de nouveau fait preuve d'un dévouement digne des plus grands
éloges en assurant nuit et jour, pendant quinze jours, avec un
parfait mépris du danger, l'évacuation de nombreux blessés sur une
route de montagne constamment battue par les projectiles ennemis."

"MENTIONED" IN THE 66th DIVISION

RICE, Durant, Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary Section No.
3, an American: Has demonstrated anew a devotion worthy of the
highest praise by safeguarding night and day, for a fortnight,
with utter contempt of danger, the removal of many wounded over a
mountain road constantly swept by the enemy's guns.]

ROEDER, George, Conducteur à la Section Sanitaire Américaine N{o}
2:--

"Depuis les premiers jours de la mobilisation a montré au service
de la Croix Rouge une ardeur et un entrain qui ne se sont jamais
ralentis."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

ROEDER, George, Driver, of American Sanitary Section No. 2: Since
the first days of mobilization has displayed in the service of the
Red Cross a zeal and energy which have never slackened.]

SALISBURY, Edward, Chef de la Section Sanitaire Automobile
Américaine N{o} 2:--

"A fait preuve des meilleures qualités dans la conduite de sa
section: infatigable, d'une volonté ferme et résolue, il a donné
l'exemple du dévouement, de la bonté et du courage."

"MENTIONED" IN THE 73rd DIVISION

SALISBURY, Edward, Commander of American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 2: Has given proof of most excellent qualities
in the management of his Section; indefatigable, with a firm
and determined will, he has set a fine example of devotion,
kindliness, and courage.]

SCHRODER, Bernard, de la Section Sanitaire Automobile Américaine
N{o} 2:--

"Conducteur engagé depuis le début de la campagne, n'a cessé de
faire preuve de courage et de sang-froid. Toujours aux postes
les plus dangereux, a fait admiration de tous le 22 Juillet à
Pont-à-Mousson, où il a porté les premiers secours aux victimes du
bombardement."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

SCHRODER, Bernard, of American Automobile Sanitary Section No.
2: Volunteered as Driver at the beginning of the campaign, and
has constantly given proof of great courage and self-possession.
Always to be found at the most dangerous posts, he aroused
universal admiration on July 22, at Pont-à-Mousson, where he
administered first aid to the victims of the bombardment.]

SPONAGLE, James Milton, Mécanicien à la Section Sanitaire
Automobile Américaine N{o} 1:--

"Le 11 Juillet 1916 est allé réparer une voiture restée en panne
sur une route violemment bombardée; a accompli la réparation
sous le feu de l'ennemi avec un sang-froid remarquable, s'est
ensuite proposé pour conduire une voiture d'Ambulance et a aidé
à l'évacuation des blessés pendant une période de bombardement
intense."

"MENTIONED" IN THE 2d ARMY, SANITARY SERVICE

SPONAGLE, James Milton, mechanic in American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 1: On 11 July, 1916, went out to repair a car left
stranded on a road that was being violently bombarded; made the
necessary repairs under the enemy's fire with notable composure;
then volunteered to drive an Ambulance car and assisted in
removing wounded throughout a period of intense bombardment.]

Le Conducteur SUCKLEY, H., de la Section Sanitaire Américaine N{o}
3, sujet Américain:--

"MENTIONED" IN THE 66th DIVISION

SUCKLEY, H., Driver, of American Sanitary Section No. 3: Has again
given proof of a devotion deserving of the highest praise by
safeguarding night and day, for a fortnight, with utter contempt
of danger, the removal of many wounded over a mountain road
constantly swept by the enemy's fire.]

TAYLOR, John, Conducteur Américain de la Section Sanitaire
Automobile Américaine N{o} 2:--

"Animé du meilleur esprit, plein d'entrain et de courage. Le 19
Décembre, étant de service à Montauville, un obus ayant explosé
près du poste téléphonique, s'est porté au secours des blessés
qu'il a aidés à relever, bien qu'il ait été lui-même légèrement
contusionné. Le 20 Décembre, 1915, lors d'un bombardement violent
de Pont-à-Mousson, s'est porté le premier au secours des blessés
avec un réel mépris du danger."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

TAYLOR, John, American, Driver in the American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 2: Inspired by the most exemplary sentiments, full of
"go," and courage. On December 19, being on duty at Montauville,
and a shell having exploded near the telephone station, he went
to the assistance of the wounded, whom he helped to remove,
although himself slightly wounded. On December 20, 1915, during a
violent bombardment of Pont-à-Mousson, was the first to go to the
assistance of the wounded, with a genuine disregard of danger.]

TINKHAM, Edward, Volontaire Américain de la S. S. Américaine N{o}
3:--

"A constamment rendu par son inlassable dévouement les plus
appréciables services; a pris part aux évacuations difficiles
et dangereuses du 22 Juin au 2 Juillet 1916 opérées sous le feu
violent de l'ennemi."

"MENTIONED" IN THE SANITARY SERVICE, 129th DIVISION

TINKHAM, Edward, American volunteer in the American Sanitary
Service No. 3: Has constantly rendered by his untiring devotion
most valuable services; took part in the difficult and dangerous
removal of wounded from June 22 to July 2, 1916, under the violent
fire of the enemy.]

WALDEN, Donald M., de la Section Sanitaire Automobile Américaine.

"A toujours fait preuve de la meilleure volonté et s'est fait
remarquer par son audace lors de l'attaque du 4 Juillet."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

WALDEN, Donald M., of American Automobile Sanitary Section: Has
constantly given proof of the greatest zeal, and drew attention to
himself by his fearlessness during the assault of July 4.]

WALKER, J. Marquand, sujet Américain, conducteur à la Section
Sanitaire Automobile Américaine N{o} 3:--

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 66th DIVISION

WALKER, J. Marquand, Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 3: Safeguarded for a fortnight, night and day, on a
difficult mountain road constantly swept by the enemy's guns, the
removal of many wounded, with a zeal and devotion worthy of the
highest praise.]

WHITE, Victor, S/Chef de la Section Sanitaire Américaine N{o} 1, le
3 Mai 1916, chargé d'évacuer les blessés d'un village violemment
bombardé, a fait preuve de sang froid, de courage et du plus beau
dévouement en chargeant rapidement sa voiture, et en la mettant
aussitôt en marche, ne se souciant que de soustraire ses blessés à
de nouveaux coups de l'ennemi.

Le Général MAZILLIER, Cdt. la 2{ème} Div.
Signé: MAZILLIER

"MENTIONED" IN THE 2d DIVISION, COLONIAL STAFF

WHITE, Victor, Second in Command of American Sanitary Section No.
1, on May 3, 1916, being ordered to remove the wounded from a
village that was being heavily shelled, gave proof of coolness,
courage, and the noblest devotion, by loading his car rapidly, and
instantly driving away, thinking of nothing except to save his
wounded from being hit again.

(_Signed_) GENERAL MAZILLIER
Commanding the 2d Division.

CITATION AU 1{er} CORPS D'ARMÉE COLONIALE DIRECTION DU SERVICE DE
SANTÉ

WHITE, Victor, Conducteur.

Engagé volontaire à la S. S. A. U-1 depuis Avril 1915; a montré
en toutes circonstances beaucoup d'entrain, de courage et de
sang froid. S'est particulièrement distingué lors de l'attaque
allemande par les gaz le 22 Avril, des bombardements de Dunkerque
et pendant les évacuations des postes de l'Eclusier et de Cappy
(Février-Mai 1916).

"MENTIONED" IN THE 1st COLONIAL ARMY CORPS, SANITARY DIVISION

WHITE, Victor, Driver. Served as volunteer in the S. S. A. U-1
since April, 1915; has displayed on all occasions much energy,
courage, and self-possession. Distinguished himself particularly
at the time of the German gas attack on April 22, during the
bombardments of Dunkirk, and during the removal of the wounded
from the stations of Eclusier and Cappy (February-May, 1916).]

WHEELER, Walter, volontaire Américain de la Section Sanitaire
Américaine N{o} 3:--

"S'est toujours proposé comme volontaire pour les missions les
plus périlleuses et a particulièrement fait preuve, pour secourir
les blessés d'un poste de recueil sous un violent bombardement,
d'un élan spontané digne de tout éloge."

"MENTIONED" IN THE 129th DIVISION

WHEELER, Walter, American volunteer, of American Sanitary Section
No. 3: Has invariably offered himself as a volunteer for the
most hazardous undertakings, and on one occasion especially gave
proof of a spontaneous energy deserving of the highest praise,
in assisting the wounded of a receiving post under a violent
bombardment.]

WILLIS, Harold, Conducteur à la Section Sanitaire Automobile
Américaine N{o} 2:--

"A toujours fait preuve d'un courage et d'une hardiesse dignes
des plus grands éloges, notamment pendant l'attaque du 4 Juillet,
s'offrant pour aller chercher des blessés dans un endroit très
périlleux, et eut sa voiture criblée d'éclats d'obus."

"MENTIONED"--SANITARY SERVICE OF THE 73rd DIVISION

WILLIS, Harold, Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary Section
No. 2: Has always given proof of a courage and fearlessness worthy
of the highest praise, notably during the assault of July 4, in
volunteering to go after the wounded in a very dangerous spot; his
car was riddled with fragments of shell.]

WOOLVERTON, William H., Conducteur à la Section Sanitaire
Automobile Américaine N{o} 1:

"Sous un bombardement incessant a continué à assurer le service
des évacuations sans la moindre hésitation. A un endroit
particulièrement exposé, au moment où les obus tombaient avec
violence, a arrêté sa voiture pour prendre des blessés qu'il a
aidé à charger avec le plus grand calme, donnant ainsi preuve de
courage et de sang-froid."

WOOLVERTON, William H., Driver, of American Automobile Sanitary
Section No. 1: Under an incessant bombardment continued to
superintend the removals without the slightest hesitation. At
one specially exposed spot, where shells were falling in swift
succession, he stopped his car to pick up some wounded men whom he
helped to put aboard, with the utmost coolness, thus demonstrating
his courage and self-possession.]

Grand Quartier Général
des Armées
_État Major_

_Bureau du Personnel_

_Au G. Q. G., le 17 juin 1916_

ORDRE N{o} 3234-D

(_Extrait_)

La Médaille Militaire a été conféré au militaire dont le nom
suit:--

BARBER, William, Conducteur au Service de Santé d'une Division
d'Infanterie:--

"Au cours des récentes opérations, s'est distingué par son courage et son sang-froid en assurant toutes les nuits l'évacuation des blessés sur une route continuellement bombardée par l'artillerie ennemie. A été grièvement blessé dans l'accomplissement de ses devoirs."

(La présente nomination comporte l'attribution de la Croix de Guerre avec Palme.)

(Signé) J. JOFFRE

Pour extrait conforme
Le Lt. Colonel
Chef du Bureau du Personnel

SANDERS, Roswell S., has been awarded the _Médaille Militaire_, but his citation was received too late to be included in this volume.

(_November, 1916._)

[TRANSLATION]

_General Headquarters
of the Armies_

_Bureau du Personnel_

_General Headquarters, 27 June, 1916_

ORDER NO. 3234-D

(_Extract_)

The _Médaille Militaire_ has been conferred upon the soldier whose name follows:--

BARBER, WILLIAM, Driver in the Sanitary Service of an Infantry Division:--

"In the course of recent operations has distinguished himself by his courage and coolness in safeguarding night after night the removal of the wounded over a road constantly bombarded by enemy artillery. Was severely wounded in the performance of his duties."

(The present decoration carries with it the conferring of the _Croix de Guerre avec Palme_.)

(_Signed_) J. JOFFRE

_A true copy:
The Lieutenant-Colonel
Chief of the Bureau du Personnel_

The text of the citations of the following men was received too late to be included in the foregoing list.

ROBERT BOWMAN
STANLEY DELL
GILES B. FRANCKLYN
EDWARD J. KELLEY
OWEN KENAN
CARROLL RIGGS
ROSWELL SANDERS
HERBERT P. TOWNSEND

In the presence of mortal conflict, where the fulfilment of their labor of friendship lies, the men whose names here follow have seen fortitude greater even than the courage of the wounded. They have beheld the strength of a people unified by sacrifice so complete that its individuals are unconscious of personal heroism. They have worked side by side with hundreds of thousands of men and women who in consummating this sacrifice have yielded, without measure of cost, their ambition and love, and challenged death--with dauntless resolution to save not only their country, but the principles of democracy for the whole world. France, invincible in her resistance, has issued no acclamation of glory, has sought no sympathy for the costliness of the onslaught, nor published denunciation of the enemy, but by intrepid manhood has won the honor of all nations.

These Americans, in their service of conservation, have gained immutable evidence of that spirit upon which the highest citizenship and patriotism depend. Whatever bitterness chance may bring into their futures, they at least can never lose faith in human nature--remembering the standard under which these days of their youth have been consecrated.

H. D. S.

ABBREVIATIONS

(_The abbreviations of names of colleges and universities represented in this list are as follows._)

A. = Ames
Am. = Amherst
B. = Brown
B.C. = Beloit Coll.
Bow. = Bowdoin
C.C. = Cooper Coll.
C.G.S. = Cornell Graduate School
Cam. = Cambridge
Co. = Columbia
Col.C. = Colorado Coll.
Cor. = Cornell
D. = Dartmouth
F. = Fordham
G. = Groton School
H. = Harvard
H.-S. = Hampton-Sidney
Ham. = Hamilton
I. = Iowa
J.H. = Johns Hopkins
L.C. = Lehigh Coll.
M.A. = Mass. Agricultural
M.I.T. = Mass. Inst. Technology
N.U. = Northwestern Univ.
New.C. = Newberry Coll.
O. = Oberlin
P. = Princeton
P.S. = Pennsylvania State
Pa. = Paris
Pitts. = Univ. of Pittsburgh
St.P.S. = St. Paul's School
Sew. = Sewanee
Sw. = Swarthmore
T.C. = Trinity Coll.
U.A. = Univ. of Arizona
U.C. = Univ. of California
U.M. = Univ. of Michigan
U.Mo. = Univ. of Missouri
U.N. = Univ. of Nevada
U.N.C. = Univ. of North Carolina
U.N.D. = Univ. of North Dakota
U.P. = Univ. of Pennsylvania
U.S.C. = Univ. of South Carolina
U.U. = Univ. of Utah
U.V. = Univ. of Virginia
V. = Vanderbilt
W.R. = Western Reserve
W.U. = Washington Univ.
Wab. = Wabash
Wms. = Williams
Y. = Yale

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MEMBERS OF THE FIELD SERVICE
AMERICAN AMBULANCE
OCTOBER, 1916

_Name_ _Entered_ _Left_ _Address_ _Coll._ _Sec._

John R. Abbott July'16 Andover, Mass. 2
Eustace L. Adams Feb.'15 June'15 Newtonville, Mass. T.C. 3
Harry Adamson Jan.'16 June'16 Pittsfield, Mass. T.C. 4
Fred Hunter All April'15 Aug.'15 Allendale, S.C. H. [1]
Julian B. L. Allen Aug.'15 New York City St.P.S. 4
Charles Burton Ames Sept.'16 W. Newton, Mass. Am. 8
John Worthington
Ames, Jr. Oct.'16 Cambridge, Mass. H. 2
A. PIATT ANDREW
_Inspector General_ Dec.'14 Gloucester, Mass. P.-H. 1
Donald C. Armour April'16 Evanston, Ill. Y. 8,3
Kenneth L. Austin Mar.'15 Lausanne 4
Percy L. Avard July'15 June'16 New York 1

Charles Baird, Jr. July'16 New York H. 2,3
ROGER M. L. BALBIANI
_Section Director_ Oct.'14 Dec.'15 Paris 1
Alwyn Ball Nov.'14 Feb.'15 New York 1
William M. Barber May'16 Aug.'16 Toledo, Ohio O. 3
Norman L. Barclay { Nov.'14 July'15 New York Y. 2
{ Nov.'15 June'16
_Edward O. Bartlett_
_Chief of
Construction_ Oct.'15 Florence, Italy B. 4[2]
_Frederick B. Bate_
_Mechanical
Officer_ Aug.'14 April'16 Chicago [3]
Frank L. Baylies Feb.'16 New Bedford, Mass. 1,3
James D. Beane July'16 Concord, Mass. 9
Wm. De Ford Bigelow July'16 Cohasset, Mass. H. 4
Malbone H. Birckhead April'16 New York H. 8
Percy A. Blair Jan.'16 Mar.'16 Kent, England H. 4
Arthur Bluethenthal May'16 Wilmington, N.C. P. 3
John E. Boit May'16 Brookline, Mass. H. 2
Douglas T. Bolling Aug.'16 University, Va. U.V. 4
Robert Bowman { Sept.'15 Nov.'15 Lake Forest, Ill. Y. 1
{ Feb.'16
Jackson H. Boyd April'16 Harrisburg, Pa. P. 8
Alfred M. Brace July'16 Green Bay, Wis. B.C. 9
Amos F. Breed Sept.'16 Brookline, Mass. H.
Michael Brenner Nov.'14. Sept.'15 New York 1
Leighton Brewer July'15 Sept.'15 New York 1
Charles H. Brown Oct.'15 Mar.'16 New York U.V. 4
John F. Brown, Jr. Nov.'15 Feb.'16 Readville, Mass. H. 1
J. Paulding Brown Sept.'14 May'15 Montclair, N.J. H. 1
Otto W. Budd Nov.'14 Oct.'15 San Antonio, Texas 1
Thomas B. Buffum Mar.'16 New York H. 8,3
Lyman T. Burgess May'16 Sioux City, Ia. D. 2
Robert G. Burleigh Feb.'15 Aug.'15 Hudson, Mass. U. [1]
CARLETON BURR
_Section Commander_ Feb.'16 Boston H. 2,9
Leslie Buswell June'15 Oct.'15 Gloucester, Mass. Cam. 2

Victor B. Caldwell,
Jr. June'15 Sept.'15 Omaha, Nebr. Y. 3
_Joshua G. B. Campbell_
_Section Sous-chef_ Dec.'14 New York 1
David Carb Feb.'15 July'15 Boston H. 1
_A. Graham Carey_
_Section Sous-chef_ Dec.'14 Cambridge, Mass H. 3
James L. Carson Jan.'16 April'16 Chicago 1
Philip T. Cate Oct.'15 Mar.'16 Boston H. 3
Walter Chrystie, Jr. June'16 Bryn Mawr, Pa. P.S. 9
Coleman T. Clark April'16 Westfield, N.J. Y. 3
John W. Clark Nov.'15 Flushing, L.I. Y. 3
Philip R. Clark Feb.'16 Mar.'16 Shelter Island, N.Y. 3
Charles R. Codman,
Jr. { Mar.'15 July'15 Boston H. 3
{ Feb.'16 Aug.'16
Charles H. Cogswell Mar.'16. Sept.'16 Cedar Rapids, Ia. I. 4
George R. Cogswell June'16 Cambridge, Mass. H. 9
Samuel H. Colton, Jr. April'15 July'15 Worcester, Mass. Bow. 1
R. Folger W. Conquest June'16 Philadelphia U.P. 9
Sidney A. Cook Sept.'16 New Haven, Conn. Y-C.G.S.2
William D. Crane Mar.'16 Sept.'16 New York H. 4
Charles T. Crocker April'16 June'16 Fitchburg, Mass. 8
Charles R. Cross, Jr. Feb.'15 Mar.'15 Brookline, Mass. H. 1
Tingle W. Culbertson Mar.'16 Sewickley, Pa. P. 1
Lawrence B. Cummings Aug.'16 Indianapolis, Ind H. 3,4
John E. Cunningham April'15 Aug.'16 Boston M.I.T. 1
_Richard J. Cunninghame_
_Section Sous-chef_ April'15 Nov.'15 Edinburgh [1]
Edmund J. Curley { Mar.'15 Aug.'15 New York H. 3
{ Oct.'15 Jan.'16
Enos Curtin Feb.'15 June'15 New York M.I.T.
Brian C. Curtis June'16 New York H. 9
Nicholson F. Curtiss Dec.'15 Aug.'16 Cleveland W.R. 4
Edwin G. Cushing Mar.'15 Feb.'16 New York 4[1]

William B. Dana June'16 Aug.'16 New Haven, Conn. Y. [2]
Colgate W. Darden,
Jr. Aug.'16 Franklin, Va. U.V. 1
Wm. S. Davenport, Jr. July'16 Paris 9
Charles C. Davis Feb.'16 Boston H. 4
Mahlon W. Davis Jan.'15 Aug.'15 Brookline, Mass. 2
Alden Davison Feb.'16 Sept.'16 New York Y. 8
Henry P. Davison, Jr. June'16 Aug.'16 New York G. [2]
Benjamin F. Dawson June'15 July'16 Philadelphia U.P. 3
Harwood B. Day Sept.'15 Dec.'15 Providence, R.I. 1
Samuel G. Dayton Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Philadelphia P.-U.P. 4
William S. Dell July'16 Princeton, N.J. P. 4
_Harry De Maine_
_Assistant to
Inspector_ Sept.'14 Roby, England [3]
Edward H. De Neveu July'16 Asnières, France Pa. 3
Clifford A. De Roode July'15 April'16 New York 1[1]
Edward J. M. Diemer Mar.'16 New York 2
George Dock, Jr. May'16 St. Louis D. 2
Arthur G. Dodge April'16 Weatogue, Conn. Y. 8
David B. Douglass Jan.'15 April'16 West Newton, Mass. 3
Jerome I. H. Downes Sept.'15 Feb.'16 Brookline, Mass. H. 1
Luke C. Doyle Sept.'15 Feb.'16 Worcester, Mass. Y. 3
Vivian Du Bouchet Sept.'14 Feb.'16 Paris 2
Rex W. Dunlap Nov.'15 Feb.'16 Kansas City, Mo. Y. 4

Brooke Leonard
Edwards Feb.'16 Philadelphia 1
Wm. K. B. Emerson July'15 Nov.'16 New York H. 3
George K. End Dec.'15 July'16 New York Sw.-Co. 1
Edwin H. English June'16 New Haven, Conn. Y. 9
Josiah W. Eno July'15 Mar.'16 New York 1
John N. d'Este Sept.'16 Boston H.
John E. Ewell Feb.'16 Washington, D.C. J.H [2]

Charles S. Faulkner April'16 Oct.'16 Keene, N.H. 8
Samuel P. Fay May'15 Sept.'15 Boston H. 1
William P. Fay Sept.'15 Mar.'16 New York H. 2
Powel Fenton { Feb.'15 May'16 Philadelphia U.P. 3
{ Aug.'16
Danforth B. Ferguson Sept.'14 Aug.'15 Brooklyn, N.Y. 2
Fearchear Ferguson Dec.'14 Aug.'15 New York 1
Pierre Fischoff April'15 Mar.'16 Paris 2[1]
John R. Fisher May'16 Arlington, Vt. Co. 2
Charles H. Fiske, 3rd Aug.'16 Boston H. 3
C. Stewart Forbes Feb.'16 Sept.'16 Boston H. 4
Frederick M. Forbush April'16 Detroit 8
Eric A. Fowler Aug.'16 New York P. 4
Giles B. Francklyn June'15 Lausanne 1,3
V. Frank April'15 Paris [2]
CHAS. J. FREEBORN
_Section Commander_ Mar.'15 San Francisco Y. [3]
_George F. Freeborn_
_Equipment Officer_ July'15 May'16 San Francisco [3]

Frank H. Gailor Dec.'15 April'16 Memphis, Tenn. Sew.-Co.2
STEPHEN GALATTI
_Assistant General
Inspector_ Sept.'15 New York H. 3
Rufus W. Gaynor Sept.'16 St. James, L.I. Am. 1
Harold H. Giles July'15 Sept.'15 Colorado Springs P. 1
John L. Glenn Dec.'15 Jan.'16 Chester, S.C. U.S.C.[3]
_J. Halcott Glover_
_Section Sous-chef_ Nov.'14 Dec.'15 London 2
Robert R. Gooch Aug.'16 Charlottesville, U.V. 4
Va.
John R. Graham Nov.'15 May'16 Philadelphia U.P. 2
John McC. Granger July'15 Nov.'15 New York F. 1
Roger Griswold Jan.'16 Sept.'16 Cambridge, Mass. H. 2
EDMUND L. GROS
_Chief physician_ Aug.'14 Paris C.C. 3]

H. Dudley Hale Mar.'15 April'16 New York H. 3
_Louis P. Hall, Jr._
_Supply Officer_ { Sept.'15 Dec.'15 Ann Arbor, Mich. D. 3
{ April'16 [2]
Richard N. Hall June'15 Dec.'15 Ann Arbor, Mich. D. 3
(Killed in service)
Paul S. Haney Jan.'15 July'15 Quakertown, Pa. P. 1
Sigurd Hansen Nov.'14 Paris 1,4
Henry K. Hardon June'15 Sept.'15 New York H. 3
James W. Harle Feb.'15 Oct.'15 New York 2,1
Raymond Harper June'16 New York P. 2
William C. Harrington Oct.'16 Worcester, Mass. H. 4
H. Sydnor Harrison Mar.'15 July'15 Charleston, W. Va. Co. 1
J. Letcher Harrison June'16 Charlottesville, U.V. 9
Va.
Willis B. Haviland Sept.'15 Jan.'16 Indianapolis A. 2
Bartlett E. Hayden Feb.'15 Oct.'15 Watertown, Mass. 1
John R. Heilbuth May'16 Paris 2
Walter H. Hellier June'15 Oct.'15 Boston Y. 2
Alex. R. Henderson June'15 Sept.'15 New York H. 3
LOVERING HILL
_Section Commander_ Nov.'14 New York H. 3
Lawrence W. Hitt Jan.'15 Aug.'16 New York Cor. 3
William A. Hoeveler Feb.'16 Sept.'16 Pittsburgh Pitts. 2
George M. Hollister Feb.'16 Grand Rapids, Mich.H. 3
Carlyle H. Holt Feb.'15 Aug.'15 Hingham, Mass. H. 2
Thomas G. Holt Feb.'16 Sept.'16 Grand Rapids, Mich Y. 2
Sidney Howard June'16 Oakland, Cal. U.C. 9
John F. W. Huffer Dec.'14 Sept.'15 Paris 2
J. COWAN HULBERT
_Section Director_ Feb.'15 Mar.'16 St. Louis W.U. 4[1]

_Oscar A. Iasigi_
_Section
Sous-chef_ { Jan.'15 July'15 Boston M.I.T 1,8
{ April'16
Jerry T. Illich Dec.'15 May'16 San Diego, Cal. U.C. 3
Robert W. Imbrie Dec.'15 Washington 1,3
Henry G. Iselin Feb.'16 Genêts (Manche)
France 2
John P. Iselin Sept.'16 Genêts (Manche)
France 2

Everett Jackson Dec.'15 Colorado Springs Col.C.3,8
Leslie P. Jacobs Mar.'16 Sept.'16 Laramie, Wyo. H. 8
Allan R. Jennings July'15 Jan.'16 Philadelphia H. 3
Walter Jepson July'16 Sparks, Nevada U.N. 9
Henry D. Jewett Aug.'16 West Newton, Mass. M.A. 4
Archibald B. Johnston April'16 July'16 Pittsburgh Cor. 3
Terence R. Johnston Feb.'16 Chicago M.I.T.2,9
Henry S. Jones May'16 Brooklyn, N.Y. L.C. 1
Frederick S. Judson June'15 Nov.'15 New York 3

Edward J. Kelley Aug.'16 Sept.'16 Philadelphia, Pa. 4
(Killed in service)
Dr. Owen Kenan May'16 Kenansville, N.C. U.N.C. 2
Peter L. Kent Dec.'14 New York Co.[1][3]
Hugo A. Kenyon Sept.'15 Dec.'15 Peacedale, R.I. B. 1
Grenville T. Keogh April'16 Oct.'16 New Rochelle, N.Y. 8
James M. Killeen Oct.'16 Concord, N.H. D. 8
Arthur Kingsland June'15 Oct.'15 New York 3
_Harold L. Kingsland_
_Section Sous-chef_ Dec.'14 Oct.'15 New York Cam. 1
Paul B. Kurtz { Aug.'15 Nov.'15 Germantown, Pa. H. 1
{ July'16

Julian L. Lathrop Feb.'16 Aug.'16 New Hope, Pa. H. 1
Empie Latimer Nov.'15 July'16 Wilmington, N.C. P. 1
RICHARD LAWRENCE
_Section Commander_ Nov.'14 July'15 Groton, Mass. H. 3
George Lebon Oct.'16 Great Neck, L.I.
Robert R. Lester June'16 Kansas City, Mo. P. 9
David W. Lewis June'15 Nov.'15 Brooklyn, N.Y. H. 3
Philip C. Lewis Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Indianapolis, Ind. H. 1
Clark E. Lindsay Aug.'16 Charlottesville,
Va. H.-S. 1
Howard B. Lines { Sept.'15 Dec.'15 Cambridge, Mass. D. 1,8
{ Sept.'16
Robert Littell July'16 Sept.'16 New York G. [2]
John D. Little May'16 Malden, Mass. D. 1
_Preston Lockwood_
_Assistant to
Inspector_ { May'15 Oct.'15 St. Louis W.U. 3[3]
{ Dec.'15 Feb.'16
WALTER LOVELL
_Section Director_ Feb.'15 June'16 Newtonville, Mass. H. 2
Arthur E. Lumsden June'16 Chicago 8
George H. Lyman June'16 Boston H. 9

George A. McCall Nov.'15 Aug.'16 Philadelphia U.P. 4
George B. McClary June'15 Oct.'15 Oak Park, Ill. D. 3
James R. McConnell Feb.'15 Dec.'15 Carthage, N.C. U.V. 2
Harold F. McCormick,
Jr. July'16 Oct.'16 Chicago G. [2]
JOHN H. MCFADDEN, JR.
_Treasurer_ Oct.'14 Philadelphia U.P. [3]
Donald H. McGibeny July'15 Nov.'15 Indianapolis Ham. 1
_Dallas D. L. McGrew_
_Section Sous-chef_ Jan.'15 Boston H. 3
Donald S. MacLaughlan Oct.'16 New York 2
ROBERT MACLAY
_Section Director_ Aug.'14 Oct.'15 New York Co. 1[1]
Logan McMenemy July'15 Dec.'15 Rockford, Ill. Y. 2
Douglas MacMonagle Dec.'15 Sept.'16 San Francisco U.C. 3,8
Francis W. MacVeagh July'16 Sept.'16 New York G. [2]
Jacques Magnin July'16 Paris 3
Francis P. Magoun,
Jr. Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Cambridge, Mass. H. 1
Harold A. Manderson July'16 Portland, Maine Bow. 9
Kenneth Marr Dec.'15 July'16 Livermore, Cal. 2
Verne Marshall Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Cedar Rapids, Ia. Coe. 4
William T. Martin Nov.'14 Nov.'15 Burlington, N.J. Pitts. 2
AUSTIN B. MASON
_Section Commander_ Mar.'16 Boston H.-T. 4,8
Robert Matter Sept.'15 Dec.'15 Marion, Ind. P. 3
Frank Mauran July'16 Aug.'16 Philadelphia Y. [2]
John Melcher April'15 Aug.'15 New York H. 3
Joseph M. Mellen June'15 Jan.'16 Garden City, N.Y. H. 3
Appleton T. Miles Oct.'16 Brattleboro, Vt. D. 8
Donald W. Monteith Feb.'16 June'16 New York 2
Rodman B. Montgomery{ June'15 Sept.'15 Rhinebeck, N.Y. P. 2,4,3
{ June'16
H. Kirby Moore Aug.'15 Nov.'15 Philadelphia 3
John C. B. Moore June'16 Cambridge, Mass. H. 9
Lawrence S. Morris July'16 Albany, N.Y. H. 4
Philip R. Morse Aug.'15 Oct.'15 Chestnut Hill,
Mass. H. 3
ROBERT T. W. MOSS
_Chief of Repair
Park_ Jan.'15 New York H. 2[2]
ALLAN H. MUHR
_Comptroller_ Jan.'15 Paris [3]
Stephen I. Munger Sept.'16 Dallas, Texas V. 8
John K. Munroe May'16 Tuxedo Park, N.Y. H. 3

Albert Nalle June'15 Sept.'15 Bryn Mawr, Pa. P. 3
Basil K. Neftel Oct.'16 Larchmont, N.J. 8
David T. Nelson Dec.'15 April'16 Mayville, N.D. U.N.D. 1
Charles W. Nevin, 2nd Sept.'16 Philadelphia P. 9
Ogden Nevin April'15 July'15 Burlington, N.J. Y. 1
Winthrop P. Newman May'16 Orange, N.J. 2
Emory H. Niles June'16 Baltimore J.H. 9

John Oakman Nov.'14 Feb.'15 New York Wms. 1
Leonard Ober June'15 Oct.'15 Baltimore P. 3
_Francis D. Ogilvie_
_Section Sous-chef_ Nov.'14 Lindfield, Sussex 2
James A. O'Neill Feb.'16 July'16 Jersey City, N.J. Co. 2
Earl D. Osborn July'15 Oct.'15 New York P. 3
Frederick R.
Ostheimer Aug.'16 Paris 4

Henry B. Palmer June'16 New York H. 3
Joseph A. Parrott Sept.'16 San Mateo, Cal. Cam. 4
W. Barclay Parsons,
Jr. July'16 Sept.'16 New York H. [2]
John G. Paul Aug.'16 Watertown, Fla. P. 4
Samuel H. Paul Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Chestnut Hill, Pa. 1
Waldo Peirce June'15 July'16 Bangor, Maine H. 3
J. R. Osgood Perkins Nov.'16 April'16 West Newton, Mass. H 3
OLIVER H. PERRY
_Section Commander_ Feb.'16 Elmhurst, L.I. P. 4
George W. Phillips Dec.'15 April'16 S. Sudbury, Mass. M.I.T. 3
Carleton M. Pike Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Lubec, Maine Bow. 4
Gerhard W. Pohlman Mar.'16 New York 3,8
Carleton A. Potter June'16 Oneida, N.Y. D. 2
Thomas W. Potter Dec.'16 Westchester, N.Y. 3
W. Clarkson Potter June'16 Riverdale-on-Hudson,
N.Y. P. 1
Emory Pottle Sept.'15 June'16 Lago di Como,
Italy Am. 2
Howard H. Powel Feb.'16 Newport, R.I. H. 2
Wm. Prickett Mar.'16 Sept.'16 Wilmington, Del. P. 4
Tracy J. Putnam April'15 Jan.'16 Boston H. 1,3
Meredith H. Pyne June'16 Sept.'16 Bernardsville, N.J.G. [2]

Kenneth M. Quinby June'15 Sept.'15 Pittsburgh 3

Walter K. Rainsford Jan.'16 Aug.'16 Litchfield, Conn. H. 3
Beverley Rantoul Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Salem, Mass. 4
John V. Ray Dec.'15 May'16 Charleston, W. Va. U.V. 3
Bertwall C. Read April'16 Bloomfield, N.J. P. 8
Charles Reed Nov.'14 Feb.'15 Great Barrington,
Mass. 1
George F. Reese June'15 Oct.'15 Ravenna, Ohio 3,1
P. Newbold
Rhinelander July'16 Lawrence, L.I. H. 9
_Durant Rice_
_Section Sous-chef_ Jan.'15 Feb.'16 New York H. 3
William G. Rice July'16 Albany, N.Y. H. 1
Allan S. Richardson May'15, Aug.'15 New Brunswick, N.J. 1
Gardner Richardson Dec.'14 April'15 New York Y. 1
William E. Richardson Aug.'15 Oct.'15 New York 1
Carroll G. Riggs June'15 McCormick, Wash. Y. 2
Malcolm T. Robertson April'15 July'15 Brooklyn, N.Y. P. 1
Robert T. Roche Mar.'16 East Orange, N.J. P. 1
_George J. Rockwell_
_Section Sous-chef_ Feb.'15 Aug.'16 Bradbury, Conn. 1,4
_George H. Roeder_
_Section Sous-chef_ Jan.'15 Mar.'16 New Brunswick,
N.J. H. 2
Randolph Rogers April'16 Sept.'16 Grand Rapids, Mich 8
Wm. B. Rogers, Jr. June'16 Sept.'16 Dedham, Mass. G. [2]
Lawrence Rumsey Dec.'14 Aug.'15 Buffalo, N.Y. H. 1
William P. Russell Aug.'16 Curwansville, Pa. Y. 4
Dolph F. Ryan June'15 Jan.'16 New York F. 1

EDWARD VAN D. SALISBURY
_Section Commander_ Sept.'14 Sept.'16 Chicago H. 2,1[2]
Roswell S. Sanders Jan.'16 Newburyport, Mass. 4
Daniel Sargent Mar.'16 Wellesley, Mass. H. 3
James K. Saunders Sept.'16 New York U.Mo. 8
J. Sears R. Sayer,
Jr. Feb.'15 July'15 New York 1
Bernard N. P.
Schroder Nov.'14 Mar.'15 Neuilly-sur-Seine N.U. 2
Edgar Scott, Jr. June'16 Aug.'16 Bar Harbor, Maine G. [2]
William B. Seabrook April'16 Sept.'16 Atlanta, Ga. New.C. 8
Edward M. Seccombe Feb.'16 Oct.'16 Derby, Conn. 2
Henry Seton June'16 Tuxedo Park, N.Y. H. 3,8
Loyal F. Sewall Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Bath, Maine Bow. 4
Edward W. Shattuck Nov.'14 May'15 Bristol, N.H. 3
M. C. Shattuck May'16 Bristol, N.H. Am. 8
Henry Sheahan Aug.'15 Feb.'16 Topsfield, Mass. H. 2[3]
Clarence B. Shoninger June'16 New York Y. 8
Hiram Sibley May'15 Sept.'15 South Bend, Ind. 1
J. Hopkins Smith, Jr. Jan.'16 May'16 New York H. 3
Philip D. H. Smith June'15 Sept.'15 Brooklyn, N.Y. D. 2
Thomas J. Smith Nov.'14 July'15 Chicago 1,2
Francis N.
Solis-Cohen Julyl'16 Philadelphia U. 9
Edward C. Sortwell April'16 Wiscasset, Maine H 8,3
George F. Spaulding Dec.'15 Mar.'16 Harper, California U.A. 1
James M. Sponagle Nov.'15 Gloucester, Mass. 1
Ernest N. Stanton Nov.'15 July'16 Grosse Isle, Mich. U.M. 4
_Roland W. Stebbins_
_Section Sous-chef_ Feb.'15 June'15 Williamstown,
Mass. H. 1
William Y. Stevenson Mar.'16 Philadelphia U.P. 1
George B. Struby April'16 Denver, Colo. Y. 2
Kimberly Stuart Aug.'16 Neenah, Wisc. M.I.T. 4
_Henry M. Suckley_
_Section Sous-chef_ Feb.'15 Rhinebeck, N.Y. H. 3
Edward H. Sudbury Oct.'15 Jan.'16 New York Am. 2
Robert W. Sykes Sept.'15 Mar.'16 Brooklyn, N.Y. 4[1]

Arthur R. Taber Nov.'15 Feb.'16 New York P. 4
George F. Talbot June'16 Falmouth, Maine H. 9
Melvin F. Talbot June'15 Sept.'15 Falmouth, Maine H. 3
John C. Taylor July'15 Jan.'16 New York F. 2
Joseph M. Taylor July'15 April'16 New York F. 1
Lionel V. Teft June'15 Nov.'15 Peoria, Ill. D. 3
Aubrey L. Thomas April'16 Oct.'16 Washington, D.C. P. 8
Moyer D. Thomas Aug.'16 Salt Lake City U.U. 4
Edward I. Tinkham Feb.'16 Upper Montclair,
N.J. Cor. 3,4
Paul Tison Feb.'16 New York H. 3,1
_Robert C. Toms_
_Section Sous-chef_ Feb.'16 Sept.'16 Marion, Iowa A. 4[2]
Vernon R. Tower Sept.'16 Hanover, Mass.
Edward D. Townsend { Mar.'15 April'16 New York P. 1
{ June'16
HERBERT P. TOWNSEND
_Section Commander_ Mar.'15 New York P. 1
Roger T. Twitchell Oct.'16 Dorchester, Mass. H. 4

John G. Underhill Feb.'16 May'16 Owego, N.Y. Wms. 1

William E. Van Dorn Nov.'15 Mar.'16 Chicago Wab. 2
George Van Santvoord Mar.'16 Sept.'16 Troy, N.Y. Y. 8

Donald M. Walden Jan.'15 Dec.'15 Brooklyn, N.Y. 2
J. MARQUAND WALKER
_Section Director_ Sept.'15 New York H. 3,2
Samuel S. Walker June'16 Garrison-on-Hudson,
N.Y. Y. 1
William H. C. Walker{ Dec.'15 May'16 Hingham, Mass. 2
{ Sept.'16
Wm. Henry Wallace,
Jr. July'16 New York Co. 4
Wm. Noble Wallace June'16 Indianapolis Y. 1
_Richard C. Ware_
_Section Sous-chef_ Feb.'16 East Milton, Mass. H. 4
Chas. L. Watkins July'16 New York Y. 3,8
Paul B. Watson, Jr. Mar.'15 June'15 Milton, Mass. H. 3
HERMAN A. WEBSTER
_Section
Commander_ { Jan.'15 Oct.'15 Chicago Y. 2[3]
{ Oct.'16
Berkeley Wheeler Oct.'16 Concord, Mass.
Walter H. Wheeler Feb.'16 Aug.'16 Yonkers, N.Y. H. 3
Kenneth T. White Nov.'15 Aug.'16 Grosse Isle, Mich. U.M. 4
_Victor G. White_
_Section Sous-chef_ Feb.'15 Oct.'16 New York Cor. 1
Harold B. Willis Mar.'15 June'16 Boston H. 2
Randolph C. Wilson May'16 New York Co. 1
Cornelius Winant June'16 New York P. 3
Frederick J. Winant July'15 Sept.'15 New York P. 2
Charles P. Winsor Aug.'15 Aug.'16 Concord, Mass. H. 1
Oliver Wolcott Feb.'16 June'16 Milton, Mass. H. 2
Robert W. Wood, Jr. July'16 Baltimore, Md. H. 9
Benjamin R. Woodworth May'15 July'16 Germantown, Pa. 1
William H. Woolverton Sept.'15 April'16 New York Y. 1

[1] Tent Hospital

[2] Park

[3] Base

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| Ambulance Field Service at their Headquarters, 21 Rue Raynouard, |
| Paris" and "Croix de Guerre" are both listed as being on page |
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| p. 111: Battle of Champarng changed to Battle of Champagne. |
| p. 186: Waldo Pierce changed to Waldo Peirce. |
| p. 200: Oeleville changed to Oëlleville. |
| p. 269: Entrèrement changed to entièrement. |
| p. 340: Laurence Hitt changed to Lawrence Hitt. |
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