. Illinois in the World War; an illustrated record prepared with the coöperation and under the direction of the leaders in the state's military and civilian organizations. eneral Edward L. King). 132nd Infantry (Colonel Abel Davis). 130th Infantry (Colonel John V. Clinnin). 124th Machine Gun Battalion (Major Floyd F. Putman). 123rd Machine Gun Battalion (Major Albert L. Culbertson). 122nd Machine Gun Battalion (Captain E. C. Daly). Railhead Detachment. 108th Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop (First Lieutenant Clay M. Donner).June 2, 1919: 66th Infantry Brigade Headquarters (Brigadier General Paul A.
. Illinois in the World War; an illustrated record prepared with the coöperation and under the direction of the leaders in the state's military and civilian organizations. eneral Edward L. King). 132nd Infantry (Colonel Abel Davis). 130th Infantry (Colonel John V. Clinnin). 124th Machine Gun Battalion (Major Floyd F. Putman). 123rd Machine Gun Battalion (Major Albert L. Culbertson). 122nd Machine Gun Battalion (Captain E. C. Daly). Railhead Detachment. 108th Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop (First Lieutenant Clay M. Donner).June 2, 1919: 66th Infantry Brigade Headquarters (Brigadier General Paul A. Wolf, who had, however,remained in France as captain of the. A. E. F. team which won the inter-allied rifle andpistol match at Lc Mans on June 23 to 25, iqiq). i3Tst Infantry (Colonel Joseph B. Sanborn). 120th Infantry (Colonel Edgar A. Myer). io8th Train Headquarters and Military Police (Colonel Charles D. Center). 108th Ammunition Train (Lieutenant-CTolonel Walter J. Fisher). 108th Supply Train (Major William Hendrie).June s, 1019: SSth Field Artillery Brigade Headquarters (Brigadier General Henry D. Todd, Jr.). 122nd Field Artillery (Colonel Milton J. Foreman).. GENERAL PERSHING ADDRESSES THE DIVISION ATETTELBRUCK i6o ILLINOIS IN THE WORLD WAR
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