331st field artillery, United States army, 1917-1919 . er ParrishEmil H. PlagenzOswald B. PedersonEdward A. PetersenBernard C. PetersonFred PetersonJohn PetersonOscar D. PetersonJohn A. Pitas Thomas B. PopeJames A. PowersEdward PuddyGustave O. QuadeErwin Retzleff *Leo E. ReuderDee A. RidgewayLeo C. RiedemanFrank RoblAmbrose j. RyanJacob N. SabelEdwin C. Schaumberg Later Commissioned Alex T. SchemerCharles SchillingHerman F. SchultzWilliam SchultzCasper C. SchaeferLee ShupeJay W. SlvterWalter J. SmithWesley SmithNick B. SowinskiArthur F. StolfusCelo L. SnyderHenry StangeThomas SpicicFrank Styad
331st field artillery, United States army, 1917-1919 . er ParrishEmil H. PlagenzOswald B. PedersonEdward A. PetersenBernard C. PetersonFred PetersonJohn PetersonOscar D. PetersonJohn A. Pitas Thomas B. PopeJames A. PowersEdward PuddyGustave O. QuadeErwin Retzleff *Leo E. ReuderDee A. RidgewayLeo C. RiedemanFrank RoblAmbrose j. RyanJacob N. SabelEdwin C. Schaumberg Later Commissioned Alex T. SchemerCharles SchillingHerman F. SchultzWilliam SchultzCasper C. SchaeferLee ShupeJay W. SlvterWalter J. SmithWesley SmithNick B. SowinskiArthur F. StolfusCelo L. SnyderHenry StangeThomas SpicicFrank StyadPer V. SwansonJoseph SzepStanley StoloskiLeon H. TewEdward J. ThompsonJoseph TobolskiRov S. TowneAdolph E. UllrichAlbert F. WagnerRoman O. WeberLouis WeberAndy WesthuisArthur H. WendtDelmar L. WeeninkFred H. WilsnackVincent L. WhaelonBernard WinarskiRichard WiersemaJoseph F. WlkMichael F. WhooleyJames WhooleyAndrew T. WhiteJohn J. WuestNick B. ZagorasPaul ZetoFred A. ZilkeWalter C. ZimmermanEmil A. Zimmerman ATTERY A — Pag Y3M!! Field Artillery,fTf. .X ; ,53111 Field Artillery, History of the Batteryat Camp Grant By Sergt. X. E. Mansy and Corp. William R. McEssy. It all happened this way. Capt. Hubert E. Howard, ist O. Holt,2nd Lts. Merritt C. Bragdon, Edward C. Weikman, and Howard R. Copley, allreceived their commissions at the first August 15, 1917, at Ft. reported at Camp Grant, Rockford, 111., and were assigned to Battery A,331st Field Artillery on August 30, 1917. From then on they were ready andfit to take on all comers, and knew they could make soldiers out of all men thatcame into Battery A. The first increment of drafted men to arrive camefrom Fond du Lac County on September 8, 1917, and they were transportedfrom the depot in Rockford on army trucks. Among this increment were fat,lean, tall and short species of men; also one bald-headed, tall, lean, lanky, strongfellow whose name was Oldenburg, from Ripon, Wisconsin. The boys asked wh
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