History of Camden County in the Great War, 1917-1918 . e stopped atHaddonfield enroute to the shore and candy, cigarettesand flowers showered on them by members of the RedCross Chapter and hundreds of residents of the regiment was later demobilized at Camp Dix. The transport Mexican docked at Brooklyn on May22 with the first units of the 311th Infantry, includingthe machine gun company, Companies D to M, field andstaff headquarters, medical detachment, supply company,3d Battalion and ordance detachment. They were sentto Camp Dix for demobilization. The 104th Engineers arrived at Hob
History of Camden County in the Great War, 1917-1918 . e stopped atHaddonfield enroute to the shore and candy, cigarettesand flowers showered on them by members of the RedCross Chapter and hundreds of residents of the regiment was later demobilized at Camp Dix. The transport Mexican docked at Brooklyn on May22 with the first units of the 311th Infantry, includingthe machine gun company, Companies D to M, field andstaff headquarters, medical detachment, supply company,3d Battalion and ordance detachment. They were sentto Camp Dix for demobilization. The 104th Engineers arrived at Hoboken on May 22,on the transport Manchuria, and were sent to CampMerritt. They were met by Robert J. D. Field andHarry Pelouze, representing the Victory Jubilee andMemorial Committee, and George W. Whyte, represent-ing the Red Cross. Other 29th Division units aboardthe Manchuria were the 58th Infantry Brigade Head-quarters, 104th Supply Train, 104th Sanitary Train,104th Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop, 104th Train Head- CAMDEN COUNTY IN THE GREAT WAR. 105. THEIR HOME COMING. IO7 quarters and Brigadier General Frank S. Cocheu, 58thArtillery Brigade. On May 25 the Camden Reception Committee joinedthe Newark and Philadelphia Committees in welcomingthe 312th Infantry into this port on the transport Mont-pelier by going down the Delaware river on a tug towelcome returning heroes. All these troops were demobilized at Camp Dix. The104th Engineers paraded in Newark on May 26 andthe 311th Infantry in Trenton the same day. The trans-port Europa arrived in Hoboken on May 26th with the309th Machine Gun Battalion. The transport Otsegobrought home Companies A, B, C and D and Headquar-ters and Medical detachment of the 78th Divisionon May 26. The 111th Machine Gun Battalion arrivedin Hoboken on May 22 on the transport Iowanand was sent to Camp Dix for demobilization. The307th arid 308th Machine Gun Battalions and 309thArtillery reached Camp Dix on May 13, arriving inHoboken on May 11. The 307th Fi
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