31st Infantry Infantry Organization Day Twenty

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Orfjanization
TWENTY-FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY
COAT OF ARMS
HE Coat of Arms adopted by the Regiment and approved by the
War Department commemorates and 8ymbolizes the principal
features of the regimental history. Emblazoned on a field of Infantry Blue stands a Sea Lion grasping in its paws a rifle with bayonet
fixed. Over the shield is engraved the reg:mental motto: "Pro Patria"
(For Country) and ab.ve this stands a Polar Bear. The Sea Lion is
taken from the Coat of Arms of the Philippine Idand8, while the Polar
Bear is a reminder of- the part plaTed by the Thirty-First Infantry in
Siberia.
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THIRTY-FIRST U. S. INFANTRY
MANILA, PHILIPP I NES
1916 - 1941
AUGUST 13TH
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COMMANDING OFFICERS
OF THE REGIMENT
FROM CAY OF ORGAN IZATION TO DATE
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Colonel WALTER H. GORDON,
August
I,
1916-
Colonel FREDERICK H . SARGENT,
:-
June 27, 1917 - : -
Colonel FRED W. BUGBEE,
June 26, 19 17
October
I.
19 19
October 2, 1919 - : -A/>ril 4, 1920
Colonel RALPH H. V AN DEMAN,
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A/>ril 5, 1920- : -A/>ri1 6. 192 3
Lt. Col. FRANCIS C. ENDICOTT,
Atrri! 7. 1923 - : -October 17. 1923
Colonel WILLIS ULINE,
October lB. I92r :- Ja ..uary B, 192 4
June 3. 1924- :- Jule 4, 192 5
October 5. 1925
:- No"ember 3. 192 5
Lt. Col. H. CLAY M. SUPPLEE,
November 4,
Colonel DANIEL G. BERRY,
February
1925-:- February 22, 1926
23. 1926-: - Februay 15. 192B
Colonel JAMES H. KIMBROUGH.
February 16,
Colonel EARLE W. TANNER,March
192B-:- March
II,
1930
12, 1930- . -August 4, 193 0
Lt. Col. EDWARD L. HOOPER,
August 5.
193o--:-December S. 193 0
C;)lonel GUST AVE A. WISER,
December 9.
1930
Lt. Col. GEORGE A. LYNCH,
Fehruary
24. 193I-
January 29, 193 1
:-]une 17. 193 1
Colonel LORENZO D. GASSER,
June lB. 1931- : -March
Lt. Col. OLIVER S. WOOD, March 19. 1934 - : -]une
Colonel SAMUEL T. MACKALL,
June 17,
1934-:
Colonel CHARLES S. HAMILTON.
Fehruary 13. 1936-:
Colonel WILLIAM A. ALFONTE,
February 21,
Colonel JESSE C. DRAIN,
16. 1934
February 12. 193 6
February
20.
193 8
1938 - : - 0ctober 30. 1938
October 31.1938--:-],,1126,1940
Lt. Col. CONSTANT L. IRWIN,
]uly
Colonel ALBERT M. JONES,
18. 1934
26. 1940- : -0ctober 31, 1940
November I, 1940 to date
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C010nel
ALBE!'\.T M. JONES
Commandin,l! Officer. 3ut Infantry
United States Arm1
Foreword
COL. ALBERT M. JONES
Commanding Officer, 3ut Infancry
Fellow Members of the Thirty First Infantry :
· ODAY, August 13th, we commemorate the Silver Anniversary 01 our
regiment's organization. Youihtul in POInt or years - twenty-five
in all - it looks with just pride upon its past acruevements.
It is our privilege to do honor to those individuals and groups
of the regiment wno by their labors have comribu\ed to itsoSum ot
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accomplishments. We honor ourselves In doing honor to them.
Although young, our regiment has an enviable body of traditions, a clean
wholesome record to build upon. We an, proud of the Esprit de Corps of the
Thirty First Infantry. But we, t he prosent complement, must not be content to
b&sk in the glory OI the achievements ot. our predecessors. We must progress in
the truly American spirit of youth and hopefulness and initiative.
Due to unsettled world conditions. the Army of the United States is now
engaged in IntensivelY preparmg to meet any emergency. Our regiment occupies a key strategic position in this far eastern possessIOn. ~t is ready for prumpt
expeditionary employment. It is a. reservoir ot trained troop leaders. It is
rrepared to take its position in the defense of the Philippines. Here in the
Orient, the Thirty First Infantry represents and .stands for the highest ideals
of tne American people.
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During the ·past six months our ranks have been greatly increased by the
absorption of the highest type of young American mannood. In the face 01 a
threatening international Situation, these patriotic young men volunteered for
service in this exposed outpost. We havp. subjected them \.0 intensive training
under trying tropical conditions. The soldier of today, more than ever, must
spend his time learning the things that make a man etticient in combat, that
make him act intelligently in an emergency and that toughen him phYSically to
withstand the rigors of modern warfare. In no other arm must so much trust be
placed in the individual soldier as in the Infantry. This calls for a high degree
cf training, morale, phYSical courage, intelligence and initiative on the part of
every individual.
The efficiency ot the company. battalion and regiment is measured in
direct ratio to the ertlciency ot the individual soldiers, and the squad, section and
platoon leaders. The degree ot profesional, moral and physical fitness of ea.ch
individual largely determims the efficiency of the regiment. These basic characteristics are developed by study, training and selt-discipline. The courage
and efficiency ot the individual soldier are dE)cisive factors in battle. The purpose of all training is to insure success in battle.
Since I assumed command of the regiment last November First, the r . giment has more t.han doubled in strength. U 's armament, transportation and
equipment have been tremendously increased and modernized. It's officers and
non-commissioned officers have worked ceaselessly and tirelessly to train these
young men in the tundamentals of soldiering. These new members of our command have been hardened, seasoned and trained to use the many and varied
infantry weapons. transportation and equipment. They have been trained also
in their specific combat functions, in all weather, in the jungle, in t.he swamps
and on the mountains. Throughout all thcse unusually trying experienc.es these
young soldiers have manifested an intense eagerness to fit themselves to carry
on the traditions of the regiment.
I am deeply appruciative of the loyalty and cooperation I have received
! rom all of you from the newest recruit to the oldest-timer, both commissioned
and enlisted. Our standards must be the highest attainable. We know not what
lies ahead. We must be fully prepared. We must not spare ourselves.
Our ranks are being constantly increased by more of these fine young
Americans. We must continue to work tirelessly and unceasingly to train, discipline and develop them. Ours is a great responsibUity. I have absolute faith
In the ability of our regiment. to accomplish all of its many and vadous missions.
The honor and glory of t he Thirty First Infantry established by our predecessors.
must and will be upheld by us·
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History of the Thirty-First Infantry
Officers of the 31st Infan'ry
Colonel ALBERT M . JONES. Commanding
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WF.NTy.FIVE years ago today, August 13, 1916, the 31st Infantry (l<lme
into being. It W39 Cl"cated by the transfH of personnel from the 8th, 13th,
15th and 27th regiments of Infantry. The 1st battalion was organized at
Regan Barracks, Albay, tile 2ni! huttnlion at Camp McGl'llth, Batangas, and
the remainder of thf units at Fort McKinley. Colonel Walter H. Gordon
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was the first regimental commander.
The sen'ice of the Regiment is unique in that it has never been st3tioned in the United
States.
A few months after the Regiment was organized the United States entered the
World War, but the chances of thl.' 31at Infantry partiCipating appeared very sllin because
of the fact that it was here in the Philippin(' IsJands. However, with the dissolution of
the Russian Army in the Spring of 1918, thp Allied War Council decided to ,end troops to
Siberia to assist in the withdrawal of Czech t)·oops, to keep the Trans·Siberian railroad
open anll to gU:ll'd allie(i supplies t'h at had been shipped there for the Russian Army. The
31st Infantry was one of the organizations of the U . S . Army designated for service
in Siberia and on August 13, 1918, just two years after its or;;anizntion the Regiraent
>ailed trom Manila enroute to Vladivostok, wher~ it landed on August 21st and estab·
li~hed csmp east of the city. The Reglment was then broken up into detachments of
varying size and located at important point~ along the Trans·Siberian railroad and a branch
Hne of 81 miles to the Suchan minea.
To understand conditions pertaining to service in Siberia, it is essential to realiJe
that a statl' of civil war e.,'tist.t'd. The ct.untry was over·run with partisan bonds engaged
in guerillA warfare and in addition, bandit gl'oups were very acth·e. While the United
Atates was not at war with any of these factions, our troops, in carrying out their
missions of guarding supplies and keeping thl' railroad open, were frequently fired upon.
Pnrsuit of these guerilla bands occupiell mu(h time of small detachments and in BOrne
C:lses it was necessary to organize exveditions of several companies to proceed against
(l\'gAnized re,istance.
The Regiment suffered its first battle casualties on . Augus~ 29, 1!n8, just eight days
:lfter landing, when the troops were fired on ncar UgoJnaya, 25 miles nortll of Vladivostok.
During itr. tour of service in Siberia, 1 officer and 29 enlisted men were killed in
action and thel'e w~re approximately double this number wounded.
One Congres.ional Medal of Ho~or and fift~en Distinguishp.d Service Crosses were
conferred npon illdividuals of tloe lWgiment.
In addition to battl~ casualties, the 8e'l'cre winter weather was responsible for "ery
great 8\1.fferillg and hardship and 3 largil number of mcn lost an arm or leg because of
severe frost bite.
In April. 1920, the Regin."nt returned to the Philippine Islands and was stationed at
Port McKinlev until December of that year when it mond to Manila.
During the following eleven yellrs, clnties were those normal to garrison life in the
Islands.
At 8: 30 A. M., February 1, 1932, orders were received directing the Regiment to
proceed til Shnllghai, China, to protect the lives and property of United States citizens.
It embarked at 10 :40 P. M., February ht on the Navy 'rransport ChaUlIlO'lt and sailed at
'J: 10 A. M., February 2nd.
The srri"al in Shanghai was in the midst of the J apanese·Chinese struggle for poeses·
~ion of the city and the Regiment was a~sign~d the mission of guarding a section of the
International Settlt'ment. While carrying out this mission considerable fighting of the
.Japanese and Chinese was in the vicinity of and under the observation of perBOnnel of
the Regimt'nt.
After five months of rather strenuous field service the Regiment returned to Manila
,'11 July 5, 1932.
Since that date it has been stationed in M~nila performing duties normal to such
8t»tion. "8 the Po~t of Manila.
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Orqanization :J)alj Proqram
"Silver G'/nniVlmarlJ
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Wednesday, August 13, 1941, is announced as the Twenty-fifth Regimental
Organization Day. All duties will be suspended except those prescribed in connection with the activities of the day and the necessary guard and fatigue.
The following program will be observed:
9:00 A. M.
Regimental Review .
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Wallace Field
12:00 Noon
Holiday Dinner .
Served in organization messes
Music by the 3ISt Infantry Band
2:00 P. M.
Track and Field Meet
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Rizal Stadium
5 :0 0 P. M.
Regimental Barbecue .
Harrison Park
7:30 P. M.
Regimental Boxing Festival
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HEA DQU ARTERS PHILIPPI N E DEPA RTMENT
Fort Santiago
t;1<up 'Cm gllJ in9"
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Rizal Stadium
Citations
Enlisted Men of tIl(' regi nll' nt ha " e I,cen a ward cd dtations as follo\vs:
SILVER STAR CITATION
lIIEXICAN INTERIOR MEDAL
For Gallantry In Action
Otto Jcnsen
Co. "M"
PURPLE HEART
For Wom:ds Received In Battle
Rergeant
Staff Rergeant
Prinlte
Co. t'A "
CO. I'},"~
Co. "L"
Bernard McDermott
L ee Adkins
James Armstrong
1st Sergean t
Emanuel Hamburger
)-;nlisted men ":ho aCHed with the regiment in Siberia 0I1d
Staff Sergeant
Sam Dietz
Pvt. 1 class
John L.~basewski
1st Sergeant
Beresford O. Seale
Staff Sergeant
John P. Flynn
Anti-tank Co.
ar~
still with the organization:
Service Co.
Co. "A"
Hq. & Hq. Det. 2nd Bn.
Co. "L"
VICTORY .MEDAL
For Service In The .'hmed Forces Dnring The WCl'ld War:
YANGTZE SERVIOE MEDALS
For Service In Shanghai, China From February 5 to July 2, 1932,
Sta ff S~ rg eant
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corpornl
Pvt, 1 <lass
Prt. 1 class
1st Sergeant
Sergeant
p\·t. 1 tla ss
Prt. 1 dass
1st Sergeant
Sergeant
Staff SNgcant
Sergeant
Pri,'ate
Staff Sergeant
P\'t. 1 class
Staff Scrgean t
1st Sergeant
Staff Sergea nt
Sf..~l'gl."Hl1t
Sergeant
"C'I'g-e:111t
Corporal
Prt. I rlnss
Sam Dietz
Hn rvey H . Keen
Jose Atienza
F eli cia no Balingit
Teocioro Armesto
Albil;o Tiburcio
Ja cinto Arpilleda
Felirc Mandin
Samuel Talvy
Wanen E. Ager
John L abasewski
Simon D. VilaI'
Harry E. Rin'l'ler
John W. Slownick
Irdn H. Sutphin
Jnmes B. Cabral
Archie Hughes
Old F. Anderson
George S. Talley
Lee Adkins
Steffan Widcrnyski
John P. Flynn
William W. White
Roy Zoberbier
Jesse C, Burbank
Hany M. Neff
Willinm P. Katz
Servite Co.
Service Co.
Band
Band
Band
Band
Band
Band
Co. ttA"
Co. "A"
Co. "A"
Co. "A"
Co. "B"
Co. "B"
Co. uB"
Co. ne"
Co. " C"
Co. leE"
Co. ' ''E''
Co. "F"
Co. "L"
Co. tiL"
Co. elL"
Co. uM"
Co. "M"
Co. " ~1"
Co. "M"
SOLDIERS MEDAL
1st
~(,l'g('nnt.
1\'fnx\r ell W einstei n
Co. "E"
SPANiSH' AMERICAN WAR MEDAL
Pvt. 1
CLlS5
Arthur E. Peters
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Co. "G"
Staff Sergeant
St!lff Sergeant
Corporal
1st Sergeant
Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Master Sergeant
1st Sergeant
1st Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Pvt. 1 class
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. 1 class
Pvt. 1 class
1st Sergeant
Sergeant
Pvt. 1 class
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant
Private
1st Sergeant
1st Scrgeant
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant
Pvt. 1 class
Private
1st Scrgeant
Pvt. 1 class
Pvt. 1 class
Staff Sergeant
1st Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Pvt. 1 class
'Private
Staff Sergeant
Ser~ant
Sergeant
Private
Henry H. Bonds
J oseph Jankowski
Stanley L. Wisniewski
Emanuel Hamburger
James J. Murphy
Nathan H. Cleayes
Walter L. Coulter
Willard B. SpurlinF'
Joseph V. Graham
Max Chower
Sam Dietz
Vincent Ramos
Whitfield S. Long
Feliciano Balingit
Alino Tiburcio
Teodl,ro Annesto
Jacinto Arpilleda
Felipll Mandin
I>amuel Talvy
Bernard McDermott
Simon D. Vilar
Irvin R. Sutphin
Jal.nes B. Cabral
Joseph E. Dufresne
Edward J. Monahan
James W. Evans
Lee Adkins
Fab Arsenault
Josef Cebula
Charles R. Jones
Harry P. Stone
Dewey Kincaid
Corbin W. Abbott
John Juvan
Steffan Widerynski
John P. Flynn
Christ H. NelEon
James Armstrong
Otto Jensen
Jesse C. Bnrbank
Boy Zoberbier
Andrew 'I. Bryant
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Hq. Co.
Hq. Co.
Hq. Co.
Anti·tank Co.
Anti-tank Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Service Co.
Band
Band
Band
Band
Band
Co. "A"
"A"
"A"
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
"F"
(,0.
"F"
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.
"F"
"D"
"C"
"D"
"D"
"F"
"F"
"H"
"H"
"H"
"I"
"L"
"L"
"L"
"L"
"M"
tiM"
tiM"
"M"
Roster of Regiment
Regimental Commander
. Executive Officer
S-l and Adjutant
Assistant and Unit Personnel Officer
. S'2
S-3
Assistant and Regimental Gas Officer
Colonel Albert M. Jones .
Lt. Col. Constant L. Irwin .
Major Eugene T. Lewis
1st Lt. Herbert H. Eichlin, Jr.
Lt. Col. Irvin E. Doane
Lt. Col. Ollie W. Reed
Major Peter D. Calyer
Lt. Col. Jacob E. Uhrig
Major John H. Bennett
Major Harry D. McHugh
Chaplain Robert P. Taylor
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Regimental Transportation Officer
Regimental Athletic Officer
Regimental Chaplain
Regimental Unassigned Roster
Lt. Col, Grattan N. McCafferry, OS, Office Dept. IG, Hq. Phil. Dept.
Lt. Col. Henry G. Sebastian, SO, Investigating and Survey Officer, Post of Manila.
Lt. Col. George R. Connor, SD, Adjutant and Recruiting Officer, Post of Manila.
Major Harold S. Ruth, SD, Post Exchange Officer, Post Theatre Officer, Post of Manila.
Major Robert H. Vesey, SO, Post Police & Prison Officer; Post Athletic Officer.
Major Nunez C. Pilet, OS, Office G-2 Hq. Phil. Dept.
Major Harry D. McHugh, Commanding Special Units Battalion (ProviSional ).
Major Leigh A. Fuller, Instructor, Regimental Sr.hool.
Major Allen Thayer, Instructor, Regimental School.
1st Lieut. Arthur W . Wermuth, SD, BOBth Military Polic. Company, Post of Manila.
REGIMENTAL NONCOMMISSIONED STAFF AND SERGEANTS ON
DUTY AT POST AND REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS
Administrative Section
Master Sergeant Nathan H. Cleaves.
. Service Company, Post Sergeant Major
Master Sergeant Walter L. Coulter
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Regimental Sgt. Major
Technical Sgt. John B. Fry.
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Staff\Sergeant Charles D. Brown
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Staff Sergeant Henry Lorenz
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Staff Sergeant Sam Dietz.
Sergeant John K. Luhman
Company L, Post Hqrs.
Sergeant Grover W. Nunn
Service Company
Sergeant Earl A. Hickox, Jr. .
. Company H, Post Hqrs.
Personnel Section
Master Sergeant Willard B. Spurling .
Service Co., Personnel Sgt. Major
Sergeant Charles W. Britt
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Supply Section
HISTORIC SAINT JAMES GATE, FORT SANTIAGO
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1st Sgt. Max Chower, Hq. & Hq. Det. 3rd Bn. 31st Inf. (Regimental Supply Sgt.)
St. Sgt. Andrew B. Casey, Service Company, 31st Infantry.
St. l>gt. Harvey H. Keen, Service Company, 31st Inf~ntry.
St. Sgt. Vincent Ramos, Service Company, 31st Infantry.
St. Sgt. Jack ROlen, Service Company, 31st Infantry.
Sgt. Morris E. Petty, Service Company, 31st Infantry.
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BAND, THIRTY FIRST INFANTRY
Major EUGENf;
'r.
LEWI S, C"mmanding
Warrant Officrr NWHOLA8 FRAKK, Ba.dl Leader
1'('cll nical Serf/callt
Tnll'ehrigtson, Arnold
Ati~nza,
Fetzer, Bert D.
Sergeant ..
Balingit, Feliciano
Paseu:d, Felipe
Josc
Belamide, Antonio V.
Cor1""'ale
Armrsto, 'I eodoro
Tiburcio, Albino
P,·iwltc .• First Cla8 .•
Cazin, Patricio A.
De los Santos, Florendo
Del Rosario, Gelaeio
Enano, Mnriano A .
Gabriel, Adriano C.
Jimenez, Bernardo A.
:r.hndin, Felipe
Agustin, Ignacio
ArpilINl:i, Jarinto
R:lfjuirnn, Marrelo
Bclarmino, Elins
Denwrdino, Casimiro
Bllen:1VClItlll':I, }'lorcntino
Capuellino, Alfredo
Mercado, Macario G.
Obstaculo, Emilio O.
Sa lumbides, Amado G.
Tiambeng, Rodolfo R.
Velando, Osmundo n.
. Villanueva, Juan L.
PI'i1late
Femnndo, Ambrosio
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
GII/)tdn HJ.:NRY C. BRI'l'T, GOlll',,<andin.'I
C"pt. Earl C. Packer
1st Lt. Harry L. Morris
1st Lt. Joseph O. Stcnsland
1st Lt. Louis '1'. HlIllolil
ls"t Lt. Jay J. Nnvin
2nd Lt. Thane H. Hoohr
M(I,.frr Ser!}pant
Fr,"el!,
Fir,t
L~wjs
Cruii'shank, Edward H,
Gr~cn, Smith L. '
S~rgeont
Hnll, Walter H,
T-r.l.nieal Srr{lrontB
Kiessig, Fred B.
Ma lsepti, George V .
Piontek, Adolph
Trotter, Geol'ge W,
Staff 8 rrgrant,.
TIlattnN, Carl n,
Bonds, Hc'nry H .
Cron~, Emil O.
Fox, Woodro\\' W.
Jankowski, Joseph
Overton, Berna rd
Roh,'rt W.
Collllnbia , Lor~n C.
Dotson, Dani~l W.
Hale, James A.
Kane, Josepll M,
Korllie, Thomas J.
Critser, Harold G.
,Toll nson , Ea d E.
Kindle, Gc'or!!,c' P.
Koc'hk, ,Tolin '1'.
Cul'7)!)ral.Lester O.
P~mhkton, Kie W.
Rizzo, Josepll
Rohertson, lI1~rdlle
Lindgr~n,
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[hI" Joseph E.
Blankenship, OWl'n
Clal'k, Hllrshell
Coppoel;, Robert B . Jl'.
Ellsworth, Dadd H,
l"oster, Tommy
Garrison, Harold A.
Gt'ntry, Adrion D.
Gilliam, On'Hle K
Hamilton, Leonard
Arriola, Fr:l!1k B.
Bailey, Charlie Fl.
TInker, Robert 0,
Bell, Jack H.
Book, Kermit C.
Bragg, Henllan L .
Brenner, NOl'mnn
Brooks, James R.
Bruce, Jacl<soll
Broussard, Claud I.
Brown, Alhert F .
Brown, TllOmas W .
Burdick, Wilhur R.
Byrd, Arlie F,
Champagne, Francis E.
Chan(lIcr, Newell W.
Cloutier, Georgc W.
Cook, Orville F.
Davis, Kenneth E.
Deveny, James A.
J>r:lke, Wayne E .
l>t'm'i~, Ecl\rin D.
11unlap, :-leil E
1':ml';rk, ,Toll1es B.
Fenton, William '1' .
Gagnon, Wilfrcd A.
Ganett, Rohert ,T.
GatschenhNll'er, Rohfl't .T.
e la ss, C"ri I
Firs~
Pilnrksi, Joseph J.
Reagan, Knowlton R.
Stanko, John M.
8ergC(lllt8
Bul'll~,
HEADQUARTf.RS COMPANY-(Cv" "" ,,,,/)
Staff Sergeant
lIfedwick, George J.
Tl'aylor, Larkin B.
VRtlgh~n,
Buford C.
Wilson, Ralph
Wisniewsl,i, Stnnley L.
lJI' i t'tlf c,\' F ir ... t Clas:oJ
H"YC'3, \\' infr('(1 O.
II i('ks, ,T ;lHll'g L.
Hit'I,;. R:i1l'h
Horsry, NOl'm1111 V.
Jncl,sol1, Jolil1llil' H.
Kerrigan, WilIi:lm .T.
Ledl>~tter, Warrc'n G,
~ [ "thpin, Joscph F.
)[Ol'1'OW, ,Tcnn P.
Privati'S
Griero, )li"h:lcl ,T .
H:lnco,k, Allen \Y.
Handley, John E .
Harrington, Thomas C.
Harvey, Hc'IlI'~' ,J.
Hasty, Lynn '1',
Hedges, George W.
Hester, W;vntoll H .
Hickmnll, D:lilllcl' F.
Hill, Edward L.
Hinkle, Lawrenr~ W.
Holladay, Otha L ,
Horton, FIr,."r1 W,
Hnghes, L,oyd W,
I ngl'fI h:lIl1, CJ:. renee \V.
.Toncs, Hohart )f.
Keven, David R.
KI:lllS, Alhert W.
Lane, 1' holl1as 1'1
1[:lddoel<, Waltel' W.
)[n,I (lox. ("11'1 W.
}r:d()n~k. W"lt('r ~r.
~rr(':lII , ('!oesle,' ;\,
,(nnson, Chal'1es E.
)(rttl~', Melton ('.
)(~' c, Jnm~s Fl.
Pn~'nc, Ralph G.
ppnnington. St""'a rt R.
Phillips, John V,
Nugen, Donalt1 R.
Pcttillgill, Hobert A.
Richal'll'on, Pl'rty G, .Jr,
Rose, Ralph B .
~;lno{'ki, TTt'111',)'
V:lII dcr Hoe"cn, Lloyd P.
Witakn, EdW:lI'd L.
W heeler, Willi:lm H .
Wisnicwski, Stl'phen ~'f,
Pi~l'rc',
,J osel'll J .
Pl"i('l', Carlos E.
Proulx, Thollltls E.
Pl'tlj:lg':l, Jl'fih
Rhoocs, V t\rnOl~ R.
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Stanedrh, Clement J.
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Sheehan, Lawrence J.
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Franklin, Clifforn
Hardesty, Henry A.
Harrington , Joe D.
Hofer, Joseph F .
Hunt, Grover W.
Jellison, Wilbur B.
Jolley, Clinton A.
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Lonergan, .Tamps J.
Ludwig, Clarence E.
McElhaney, Harold D.
Milks, Robert C.
Milton, Glenn
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Aragon, James
Armstrong Jack
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Burton James D.
Caizer, John T.
Calderone, Thomas G.
Campbell, Marvin H.
Chambers, 'Fronk D.
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Christensen, Victor L.
Ciecierski, John P.
Coats, Clyde A.
Collier, Noble C.
Crookshank, Jnmes A.
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ClIrry, William C.
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fl" II,Cha rips
R,,:ttti~, ' WiJlinm F.
B"l·k, floyo H.
flpightol, Cn rI ~r.
JlI:1ir, Chnril'" L.
Roon~, John 1.
RI'ight, William M.
Britt. Ori~ W.
Hro(l~rir k, V I'rnou J.
T1urdu~, .Tohn M.
Burns, DOlIglns J. •
C:llragno , .Tosep h
(':Ilk illS, William
Cart\\'right, .Tohn P.
Chacon, Mnnuel
C'onco~', Mike
Co\\'nno, Willinm .J.
C:l hl, Clnyton G
J):Hone, Elmer K.
Sniezko, William
Twombly, William C. Jr.
Wood, George
Corporah
LYda. Jnme~ A.
rvillhoney, William C.
1Ioc1gers, Floycl R.
Rogcrs, lynn E.
Sherman, Kenneth F.
Spangler, Donald A.
Terruso, Louis
Wood, Clifford M.
Privates First Clas8
Hutson, Joe H.
Johnson, CloYRe E.
J unt'B, J efirey D.
Keys, Jospph P.
Liszewski, Walter F.
L ydn, Fred G.
MnA'garn, Jamcs R.
McCourt, Eugene J. Jr.
'Renfree, Frederick J.
Rodecker, Albr.rt
Seidl, Fr·aneis X. Jr.
Seymour, Charles E.
Stanley, Charlie B.
Wnngberg, Ronald T.
Wasson. Clydc L.
Yates Lawdell L.
Privates
Dn vy, Dcrwood W.
Dickson, Adoulph D.
Du hose, Ethan A.
Tlnnakey, Ben B.
Bighmey, John F.
Epple, Arthur M.
Pennell, R erno I'd J.
Gardner, Charles W.
GHnett., H~rold .T.
Gentry, Jesse W.
Glory, 'rom
Hnmmon, Mike D.
Hanson. Charles M.
Haroldson, Rudolph H.
Hayes, Ben F.
Hicks, Irvin L.
Hlivjak, Frank
Tf "ghes, Wood I'OW R.
J:lmes, Jock L.
.' (lhnson, Ogle T.
. fo'y:ler, 'Tommy E.
K ,'!ley. Verna on J.
!\:"rchum, Paul
L .i nebnrg . Carlton R.
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Mu I'tin, Henry M.
McLain, Armand L.
Me<lm~, Procopio
1Ifi~eheJJ, James S.
.L\~ OJ'eno, H.u ben
MUl'phy, .Tohn F.
Nichols, Conover B.
Pen\'08C, Irvin
Rankins, Roy L . •
Redden, James J.
Reynolds, John E.
Reynolds, Thomas W.
Russcl, James A.
Sanders, Jack S.
Schutz, Homer A.
SharpetJ, Russell B.
Taylor, Fred A.
'rwogood, Chn rlcs A.
Uphoff, Milton M.
Walsh, Paul E .
Ward, David L .
Watkin, Roy
Worley, Hebel' R.
Young, Leonnrd C.
Zimmerman, Rouert C.
Attached from other OrganIzations
Company .. E "
Corporal
Stimart, Rene J. Jr.
MOITison, Denn J.
YlInas8~,
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Staff Serf/emits
Simmons, Ralpli C.
lirr!lcant.,
Abmlt:lm. Auic
Cn brn I, J n mes B.
Mosley, Bill F .
Muzikar, RnIl J.
Nnsato, ManSlleto
Payne, Auure)' W.
Andrew W.
Shcrman, Glen N.
W:II'd, Glenn F.
Corporal.,
COI.dgon, Edgal' P.
Drobek, Peter J.
Lnwrenre, Helll'Y D.
Matola, John
McGowan, Chal'!es
Nyman, Gunnard F.
Pa\'l'ish, Ralph R.
Radollovich, Michael
.Relihan, Chnrles R.
Terrel, William A.
Trumble, Benjamin C. Jr.
Weavel', Richard J.
Wright, Elliott D .
Pri,;ates First Class
Broomc, Elgin M.
Campbell, Roscoe C.
Durachko, Victor W.
-"lamhnm, Gernld
Flint, Frn11('is W.
Johnsoll, Marten L.
Latoul'cll, Harold F.
Morisette, Kellnctll C.
Niekerwn, Andrc\\' E.
Oboc1zinski, Ed ward T.
Odell, George F.
Peters, Charles A.
Popielek, Nietck
Puro, D~iq _
-RidTIirdson, Charl es E.
Rosholt, Willinm G.
Simpson, John R.
Smith, Jack O.
Terry, Raymon E.
'Polline, Burton G.
Williams, Virgil D.
Zubrzyki, .fuhn S.
Pri1lates
Acams, Clwrlcs K.
Alexandl'Owicz, Edmund C.
Bnchelicr, Leo S.
Burnhm t, M)Tla 1:'.
Bowmnn, Marvin R.
Browning, Robert J.
Cnmpbel!. WilliaJJ' T.
Campos, Jose S.
Canllnza • Jesus M.
Cnrter, William B.
Chapman, Wilfred H.
Chi lds, Leslle H.
Collum, Richard A.
ondos, Jnmes
Czajkow ki, John
De Foe.• Lester V.
DeVIl:csllower, En'in A.
Ellman, 8:11!luel
F('tzcr, Leo F.
Fl'eeman, John
liiusO II, Palll D.
GO'J\1,,1, Rohel'! T..
Hng~r, Phillip D.
Hnl comu, Ezekiel
Hmnoek, Yirgle L.
HalTis, Roscoe
Hilton, Chades M.
Holden, Alvin R.
How~lI , Leroy J.
Hughes, Arches
Johanson, Gilbert A.
Johnaoll, Virgil
Kalil, George Jr.
Keller, Hcrman J.
J~ally, John G.
Lichty, Donald R.
Lovclad.y, Ha rvey H.
Lukemire, Edwin S.
2Vlecikalski, Chester A.
MeLenn, Clair C.
Miles, 'F, nncis D.
MilpR, Leo H.
!lIillel', n:Iymcno E.
~i1kr, Rohert J.
Mims, Jolin L.
~icllrl1, Don B.
~onnc'y, L ycll R. .rr.
Mnldoon, Chades E.
Nchrhass, Hcnry W.
Niscwongcr, .Tack B.
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P. Oompany
Pl'i1late8
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H ollght),.,·, A rtlll\l' C.
Cal'i:lnd, 're:>
Sergeant .•
Leschuk, Michael
Loan, Floyd D.
Siowni(' k, John W.
808th
FirHt Sergeant
Staff Se1'geant
Sutphin, Irvin R.
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1st Licut. CARL II. WALL
2nd Li ""t. CHARL I~S L. 1I 01lG1NS
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N o\'ak, J ohn
Pennington, Z. L.
Perduc, Jam es R.
Peterson Charlcs E.
Phillips, Irvin R.
Pow~ll, DeHaven
Reader, Ed",i n L.
Rexrode, Roy D.
Roberts, Melvin J.
Rod rigues, John
SaCC,"naIlO, Joseph . J.
Smith, Richard, V.
Snyder, James F.
Solberg, George W.
Southard, Waltel' D.
Rtenzlcr, Samuel
Ste,ens, Robert L.
1'h011138 , Frnnk C.
Vargas, Ch:,r1es G.
Ward, JeRHc W.
W:>J'dlll:ln, Harry M.
,Vnrr, Jolll1 T.
Wllitfol'(l, Clayton R.
Williamson, Joe W.
Yuarrn, Rosbel S.
SECOND BATTALION
COMPANY "D"
Major RUSSELL ]. NELSON, Commanding
Major EUGENE H. VERNON, Executiw Officer
Capt. FRED M. SMALL, Asst. Executive Officer
1st Lieut. EARL R. SHORT, Adjutant
C:lptain, G. W. FRASER, COnIlIlOr,(/i7l11
COMPANY "E"
1st Lt. C. J. HEFFERNAN
2nd Lt. ROflERT C. EMERSON
!!nd Lt.
1st Lt. JOHN R. RICHARDSON
2nd Lt. AlBERT W. ERICKSON
MONRor~
D. FRANKLIN
Fir.~t
Serf/"ant
E<!w:1l'(1 J. )[onahan
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Captain ARTHUR G. CHRISTENSEN, Commanding
1st Lt. HERMAN G. RAMSEY
2nd Lt. JOHN C. FI'l'ZGEl{ALn
2nd Lt. WALTER J. HINKLE
2nd Lt. ALLAN LAWHON
Staff Ser.Qeant
Olaf F. Anderson
First Sergeant
Maxwell Weinstein
Stall Sergeant
Evlyn Dempsey
Sergeants
Sp.rueanls
Ames, Ensign, R.
Arnold, Henry C.
Brown, '\<'rnnk M. Jr.,
Crunk, Homer
FOI'sythe, Edmund
Hallll'ick, Cecil
Metcalf, William St. C.,
Milliren, Fred H.
Cc ~ i1
L. Brand
Othello V. Burr
Alvin D. Crow
Phillip., Horace H.
Symezyk, Waltpr J.
Wright, Dean M.
Kirklan<l. Collie
Marrs, Billy .T.
Miller, Fmnk V.
Powers, Bill D.
Provaznik, Cyril M.
[oiimmol1s, Leon G.
TllOma8, John A. Jr.,
Harold B. Anderson
Uoyd E. BaIt, Jr.
Eyron D. Braly
Jay Burk
Charles J. Butcher
Thorne, Gale H.
'1'hornton. Lester L.
Shimko, Frank H.
Wightman, Darrell M.
Witzman, John
Wynn, William W.
Fioretta , John A.
Gib1isco, Sebnstain
Kline, }'red W.
Locke, Lonza P.
Manners, Pierce D.
Ma7,llrkiewicz, Heury
Miller, C. R.
Monis, Roy
.Tames E. Anderson
Joseph G. Blalock
Alcide S. Benini
'Frank Brancaticano
Floribel·t J. Constantineau
Eugene L. Davis
Henry H. Dyer
Myers, Lloyd E.
Nicholson, Wilmer J.
Russell, Allen A.
Rountree. Larnce M.
8taber, Robert F.
Walberg, Arthur B.
Welter, Christopher
Zmur, Michael
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Ford, Gporge O.
Gaines, Dplmar
Gibbon_, EdwnI'd A.
Ginn, Francis E.
Gregerson, Geol've L.
Hamilton. Earl B.
Hiehert, King G.
Jackson, Albert J.
Jensen, James
.Tohnson, Joscrh Q.
Kr~sal, Eugene C.
Lambrecht, Melvin R.
Lane, Robert H.
Lewis, Robl'rt A.
Lewis, Wayne B.
McQuade, John C.
Millison, Clarence E.
Minchl'n Eugenl' J.
Moyers, Glenn W.
Mrnmol', Rudolph J.
Noel, H:.rry
O'Lenl, Frank
Olson, Harry W.
Petrimoulx, Earl W.
Phillips, Harley E.
Piburn, Frank H.
Richards, William R.
Ring, Gay R.
Rizzo, Guico
Rowland, Cohen T.
Sanders, Elton W.
Sanchez, Daniel R.
Seeman, Mark
Seiling, Wayne A.
Sbibe, Wayne A.
Snyder, Dale L.
Simcox, Robert A.
Taylor, Thomas E.
Vnldez, Armando
Williams, John P.
Wilson, Henry N.
Wolf, Jospeh
Wroten, Fred W.
13. Colemnn
Dyson, Jr.
Hunter
Kraynanski
Lloyd L. Lavalley
Theodore A. Maninger
Garrett A. Russell
Gerald E. Snow
Rene J. Stimart, Jr.
Walter E. Elliott
.J ohn G. Gunn
Lawrence K. Hanscom
Edgar H. Hayes
Gern Id L. Hicks
Wa Iter L. Konicky
Robert L. Morris
George McConnaughhay
Elmer Pruitt
Raymond V. Shaffer
,Tames H. Stidham
Harry G. Truax
Enstace Q: Ulshafer
James M. Walker
Pri1)otes
Prit'ates
Anl'erson, Don:J1d R.
A .... o~· o, Jesns G.
Rn k er. J n lIlOS
Rnll, Rnssell W.
Barnett, Billie D.
Rnssett, Hnrl'ey A.
En xter, Ea l'I 1,.
Biederman, Max H.
Boone, John P.
Bowlin, Richard
BrolVn, Robert H.
Brown, John R.
C:lI'lon, Frederick
Cinnfl'ini, Anthony
Coneh, Winforil C.
f:nnninghnm, Charles
Dny, Roy I •.
Devitt, Willialll
Dufresne, Josl'l'h
Flores, 1..0nie
F"eill'rick, Trm·i. P.
Freeman, John R.
Donald
Powell
Orville
George
Privates First Class
p,·i1)lJte.9 Fir.9t Cla.9s
Adams, John "'.
Bakel', James
Bliss, Clinton A.
Brown, Durwnrd B.
C:lin, Mark M.
D0110hue, Eugene A.
Dundas, I,cmac A.
Elliot t, Eugene R.
\villis G. I~olwrt.s
Joiln R(.• liell
Puul J. St efel:
Corporals
Corporals
Dumunski, Martin
Estep, Allcn J.
Ferrarn, John A.
Gilewitrh, Mil·hael
Heiscy, Donnld W.
.Jenncss, Orcn L.
Johnson, William R.
.1ospph B. DeCarlo
Ho1.ert Donelli
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.Tesse M. Adams
,Tack G. Bart
Warren M. Bates
Harold Benvie
James P. Bigham
Lacy W. Boyster
Francis E. Bryant
Isam Butler, Jr.
Dail Catterlin
Francis E. Chirgwin
Ro bert F. Cochran
James H. Cody
Elton W. Copeland
William H. Eddleman
Melvin W. Elliott
Albert J. Ervin
Walter A. Frye
Eugene Gamble
Donald D. Hampton
William L. Hankins
Kenneth T. Havins
J. D .. Hayes
John J. Hecimovich
William R. Hill
Anthonv J. Hoffman
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John R. J ackaon
Roy R. Jarvis
Richard F. J odeI'
George E. Jones, Jr.
James W. Jones
Donald G. Kincaid
Joseph F. Kondrasiewicz
Louis Lachman
Harry E. Lamb .
Virgil C. McCart
Domony
W. McClintock
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David H. McClure
Wesley L. McCroy
Roy Medley
Lawrence 'I. Miller
James A. Morgan
Harry H. Murphy
Kathaniel A. Murphy
.rohn M. Neary
Earl R. Norenberg
Eugene Osborne
'Earl K. Peoples
Dan Perreira
Wesley A. Peterfish, Jr.
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Rohert W. Pfaff
Freddie M. Ray
Roland R. Roa rk
Pn ul T. Ro berson
Ramt.el R. Robertson
Rudolph Rodrigues
Orren C. Ross
Angelo R. Russo
Charles F. Saksek
Bruce H. Saycrs
Wallace D. Simmons
Clinton F. Shen
Thomas E. Sliger
Delos W. Stetler
'E"prett H. Stigge
Harry A. Stone.
Ogden O. St.ringer
Oscar M. Swepston
GeOl·ge S. Talley
Austin D. Teague
Henry A. Thurman
Albert F. Tresch
Paul H. Vail
Charles R. Welch
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COMPANY "G"
C~l't~in
COMPANY "F"
C:optu:n LLOYD C. MOF}'lTT, Commanding
1st Lt. George E. Porter, .J r.
2nd Lt. \\'illinm T. Olson
2nd Lt. Newton L. Mathews, .Jr.
1st Lt. Dean R. Wood
2nd Lt. Eugene B. Conrad
2nd Lt. Howard W. Hansen
H. M. PABL, C",,,,,,,,nding
1st Li cl,t. John 1. Prny
1st Lieut. Kenneth O. Bench
2nd Licut. IJ,,"ing J. Broknw
2nd Lieut. Cecil It Welchko
First Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Daniel Proctor
Herbert Rochester
Sergeant .•
First Ser.lJeant
Staff Sel'peant
.T:omes W. Evans
Adkins, Lee
George R. Brndshnw
Hugh A. Hacker
Cleorge T. Holmes
8ergeants
.\rsennult, Fal>
A nstin, John E.
Bigelow, .James };.
C!lTito, Russell
Higginhothnm, James C.
Hilinski, Edwl!rd R.
Dail D.
Rukol'in8ky, Andl'ew 1'.
Corhrnn, Juli:1n T.
Hawley, Edwnrd D.
MeElfi~h, Cllllrles W.
Nicolal'di, Peter .J.
Ollen hrett, Joseph J.
Rowley, Charles W.
~cl'uhy, Rohert
Bnrtlcski, Myron
Brown, Alexand('r
Bunga, Joseph .J.
C;chula, Josef
Ciements, Ernest };.
C.>m b8, Verlin
Edwards, Osr:I>' S.
P()iey, Ch:orles .J.
Ford, Mervin L.
Frnlick, Burton
Gillis, James L.
Gordon, Alhprt R.
Grabowski, Leo J.
Hnrrison, HalTY
Hnrtmen, Theodore H.
Herbert, Harry T.
Huddleston, Loyi!
Reiley, Eugen~ L.
S hafsky, Francis T.
Shannon, Frank C.
Smit.h, Carl
Solomon, Paul E.
Wallace, Joseph A.
Privates First Class
Rnutson, Melyin L.
Leahy, Joseph A.
Mandy, George E.
Martins, John
Ouellette, Raymond L.
Rucker, Paul W.
Snell, Lloyd L.
toe Laer, Robert D.
Wells, Arthur
Pri1:atea
Armcllino, John J.
Arwood. Walter O.
Reck, Travis T.
Blnnk, Rnlph F.
Bl'llnseh, Edward
Brown, Pnul C.
Ruehdg, Elmer C.
Cnvender, Rol)('rt R.
Chadwell, Chllrle.
Chdstensen, Charles M.
Clnrk. Alton B.
Cont('s, Joseph H.
Dnvii!son, 1'om J•.
Dnyis. ChnrJie G.
DIIYis, Jnspcr, Jr.
Dn~', Joseph
Denton, Arthur L.
Derker, Pnul Eo
Dills. WiJlnrd H.
))olski, Pf'ter P.
Dufle\'. Elmcr C.
Dyer, ·Hllr,..,11 D.
F"ltr, George E.
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Goforth, Donn Id H.
Graham, Robert J., Jr.
Greenberg, Mnx M.
Haney, Alban
Hough, William V.
Hultgren, Earl M.
.Tones, Charlie R.
Jones, Elmer J.
.Jordan, .TMk P.
Lendcr, Hnrry
Lo,'e, William R.
Maloy, Joseph R.
Mnnion, Renneth B.
Mnrceljn, Vineent S.
Massi, Andrew
McBI'ide, .J. B .
Miller. John
Mitehell, Jimmie E.
Morin, Ro~er A.
Muniz, Felix
Nnnre, TrumAII
Phillips, Enrl
Pierson, Lester
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Joseph ReveJia
Henderson B. Walsh
John T. Wislock i
Corporals
T.mveI'Y, John X.
PheJp~, Cbnrles W.
Shirk, George L .
Clarence R. Bem'er
H ~nry L. Croft
William H . Driscoll
Perry .T. Dunn
Emil J. Duzer
RLhllrd C. Gnlloway
Delmar D. Gilderslceve
Owen L . .Tones
Robert E. Landry
Gordon M. Bailey
Robert R. Bartlett
Jeremiah Collins
Arthur A. Clemenson
'J'homas A. Duffey
Hnymond Eklund
Bernnrd R. Cirzyb'HI',ki
'Tholllas A. Hammolltree
George H IlSSOll
Amold R. Hunter
Stn nley P. Jones
Willimn D. Jnhl, Jr.
Geol'ge O. Kingstad
Roy L. Knight
Walter J. Lanphier
Edmond A. Mnrbr
Corparals
B~i1cy,
Stephen Mnserick
Thelton B. McDougle
Andrew Prevuznak
Pylant, Cecil R.
Quick, Lee J.
Ramsay, Ivan E.
Robles, Alexander C.
Russell, Everett L.
Rutledge, Tillman J.
Scott. Phillip E.
Smalley, vernon C.
Smith, Clootus O.
Smith, Ulysses E.
Sparks, Thomas M.
Spencer, Paul R.
Spratt, John C.
Tafolla, Antonio A.
Tarsa, Henry M.
Tash, James R.
Van Winkle, Frank F.
Wallace, Leon H.
W'llch, Allrt!d R.
Wise, Angelus E.
Worrell, Morris R.
Wyntt, Edward D.
Zuhil', Joaepb
R. J. Martin
Ernest C. Oatcs
Edward F. Pieczonka
Western Price
Curtis L. Sizemole
Privates First Class
William L. F. McLnughlin
Lcst!'r O. Miller
Arthur E. Peters
.John B. Reynolds
~:I u)
Ru 1Jenst~ill
W.alter Smith
LN' B. WiJJtnlllsun
Jack P. Zinn
Privates
Antonio Alvaro
Charles R. Baron
Michael R. Boron
Albert H. Brickman
George L. Bulloel" Jr.
Woodrow Byrd
Rossell CArrillo
Edward Carpenter
Or:1n J. Childs
13ruce B. Cohb
Prnllklin O. Davis
.Tamc" G. Denton
.Joe C. Denny
~(r"'vin W. Denny
George K. Eriehol1
James Vi. Fu!'e)'
'am D. Flora .
.loseph A. UalTison
Herbert P. 'joss, Jr.
Jay A. Grnham
Louis H. HarriM
.Joseph C. Hauser
Marion F'. H enderson
Jay L. Hendricks
Stanley H. Herbert
Edward F. Hlavinkn
George H oechc l'l
Loui_ B. J:ltkson
Leo L. Ring
Arthur L. Knox
Emil H. Ko~lhel
Bernard C. Ropelkr
'1'hom:lS \\'. Kopper
r;mnnnel Korn
.Tohn .J. Kowalc'ld
Olice '1'. L,nen\'e
[(pnneth F. Lntlll'op
John H. Littrell
'1'1'(',1' R. Lon{r8n
.Joseph C. Mnl~Z()i1e
Mnnuel D. Martinez
George W . Mayo
Bohby 1/. McCwl'en
lbymon,d .f. MrNulty
Herlllnn E . Milps
Knrl E. Mjller
Donald M. )(ichols '
fltllnl~t P . 'ogntel<
Peter OluRurznk
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.J oseph .J. Petl'osius
Harry O. P";ce
Guy H. Pritchard, Jr.
::;nlvntore Puzzo"ghel'a
William C. Quel'l
WOI·d F. Hcdshnw
Douglas J. Heed
Glenn B. Rigdon
Itoi>crt O. SC('lt, JI.,
Robcrt Sinlmons
"Richnd E. Swank
Albcrt L. 'J'ay!or
Floy,1 D. 'I'aylor
LeOllard W. Taylor
.J essie V. Toliver
80nrnd E. ' r" otter
Fredir O. Weatherington
Joseph A. W~nt~(k
Oscar L. Whitmire
Joseph L. WiEinmsun
.)esRe A. WilMUII
Thomas D. Wilson
Hal'l·cy D. Yager'
Jack P. Yngcl'
THIRD BATTALION
Lt. Col. MALCOM Y. FORTIER. CommanJing
M ajo r CHRISTIAN HILDEBRAND. ['~cc uri<ie Officer
1st Lieut. JO HN W. TH OMPSON, Adjutant
COMPANY "H"
Captain H. W. VOLC'KMANN, Commanding
lst Lt. DWIGHT T. HUNKINS
1st Lt. GOHl>ON A. UTKE
21/(1 Lt. ROBERT K. MAGEE
2nd Lt. WALTER S. STRONG
2nd Lt. GRAHAM S. MALLETT
COMPANY
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('nptnin JI'IARf'IlALL I-I. Hr ::T, .11" .. {llil/ '/lHlUdil/f/
1st 1.1. (lJ-;OH(;Jo; P. l'f NN I': U ,
l ,t. Lt. EVBRE'I"1' V. ?ilEA Tl
2 nd Lt . W.~L'I'ER I';. ()'HHIEN , .J1'.
2nd Lt. GEORGE C. ('A LA!'>
First Sergeant
~iiller ,
BlIl'inca, Ste\'en L.
Gilmore, Rnymond H.
Hickox, Earl A. Jr.
Eric
Rrr{l('cmls
Freel, Raymond A.
Sergeant,
McCaa, Burwell B.
Powell, Luther C.
Pugh, Donald M.
St. Germnin, Orel C.
A Icxander, Willinm
Sullivan, Robert E.
Walk, Earl F .
Williams, Carl J.
Corp()ra/II
Rogl'nrl. Heimie
Cole, Clyde
D('nn, Fred E.
Ekhnrdt, George J. Jr.
Englehart. Sterling G.
Flnnten, Harold N.
Friend, Basil C.
Gamer, Natbun L.
Hicks, Carl
Horn, William W.
Meredith, Edgar U.
Nance, Paul C.
Neigum, Gotlieb G.
Outzen, Harris J.
Ragan, Robert E.
Sirbaugh, Charles A.
Steed, James H.
Sweeney, Michael M.
Walsh, John E.
White, William J.
Privates First Cia II.'
A bbott, Corbin W.
Broome, Woodrow W.
BUl'inda, John P.
Carrotti, Angelo
Cline, Willard C.
Cole, Brownell H.
CrawfOl'd, Jes8e M.
Daubenspeck, Clnt'ence
Duquette, Allthony M. Jr.
Frank, John L.
Handte, John
Hayes, Amos I. Jr.
Hendon, Clifford D.
Hurtienne, Milton H.
Kincaid, Dew\'y
Kunik, Martin L.
Liebgott, John D.
Nichols, Woodrow W.
Pittman, Henry D.
Prusko, Joseph
Robbins, Leonard F.
Schmidt, Louis J.
Seaton, Richard B.
Seger, Alfred P.
Strong, Carl E.
Timberlake, Roscoe E .
Wilson, Woodrow
Private,
Abbott, Howard
Bnrkley, Syl"ester
Bernhardt, William
Bressie, Je8se A.
Rurks, John C.
Carrico, Clnrence
Cnstillo, Herman B.
Colon. Edwin F.
Cmig, Jewel D.
Da"is, Leo F.
Edwards, Leo F .
Fnninn, Benjamin
Fuseliel', Andrew W.
Gerlitz, Hllrry
Heaton, Ernest D.
Helm8, Jame8 G.
HendrickR, Snmuel
Higgin8, JRmes J.
Holeomb, Lionel.
Honeycutt, Leroy H . Jr.
Hou8kie, Clnrenfe
Jones, Kenneth C.
]{nlel', Yalley H.
Keck, BUl'tran M.
Kelch, Albert M.
L.1ake, Leon R.
LeMaster, Harvey P.
Lnngenhnhn, Howard L.
Lawler, Lee E.
Lewarchik, Paul L.
Lea8e, Monroe S.
JJong, Jessie F.
MRI·tinez, Lazaro
McDonough, Donald H .
McLean, Gerard E.
McPherson, Sullivan H.
Mollohan, Orvel R.
Moore, James G.
Nelson, Leon W .
Nickols, Victor O.
Nowak, Aloysuis W.
Ortego, Nicolas R.
Patman, Lonnie E.
Phillips, Clyde W.
Pierce, John K.
Piper, Hugh E.
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S('I' ,I/f'(LIII
.lll\·all, :J01111
Ro""rt. K
Staff lIergcaftts
F;~khal'dt,
Sfft!!
Fi"st Srl'!I('an I
Stone, Harry P .
Porcella, John R.
Purvis, Harold D .
Ramey, Emmett G.
Reed, Vernon C.
Ricci, Joseph P.
Richard, Robert Y.
Riley, Rober-t L.
Roam, Paul.
Rodgers, J obn S.
Russell, Hillis L.
Savini, Frank J.
Sirfus, Charlie
Snyder, Harold C.
Stacy, James G.
Stanko, Steve J.
Sweeney, Wilburn J.
Torkelson, Wallace E.
Van Almen, William J.
VetI8, Eugene E.
Wakeman, Clifford W.
Warr, Franklin O.
Wiltse, Frank
Woodman, Arthur L
n.
'Rnllel', Chnrl~s
Bennett, Dominic W.
Byrne, Pa tr ick
Gibhins, K ('n nl,tl, A.
Ellis, Burton C.
1' 0",~l1, Ea rI C.
S I' :IIIl'II,'. TheoU(II'l'
""hiltl, Tom
Cnrl'om/"
Brngn, George F .
Chnndler, L ell' ell F.
Duvnll , ,Tames K
Marner, Hemy W.
Marsh, Keener B.
Murray, Lester N.
o 'Nen l, Boh H.
Pryor Kenl1c'"h E.
Pr~Yh;.sl:l\\'ski, Wlnd)'sJnw
Beaver, Oren
C',n ndl cl', Merle L.
Cohrn, I sn dorc
Combs, .Tnmes A.
Crnllc, Pc·ter R:
Dcns, Normnn
G"yrl<'r, Wilson C.
Githc,,". Edll':ll'(] n.
Horenstie", Enol R.
J ackson, Glenn E.
KelT, George J .
Magdon, Bcn
~fuff, Eugene A.
t\'o,"ali, Hll IIl'Y A.
P"ttel·snll. ,Tallll's P.
Presnall, En'el F.
H!lsscll , Don:\ld K.
Rt:lI l1l11 , H aro ld 111.
TUIll:lIll:v~t A lltlJ onr
Tl'c~lIIicwski) Bd" ,'U l'c1
H.
Whi te, Wallcr H .
J> ri1la t tN 'First Clas.,
Polnnrpo, Dennis P.
fli cha l'd, Theodol'e
Robinsoll, Clinton
Rnydel', Dellsel 'r.
Hun('s, .J :lmes II.
Rt('Vl'II>, n ('I sltd .r.
1''''yJOI', Vnll K
rrCl'ry, R:llnll:d
r.
p,.;vatrs
TIl'ilXt.Oll,
H:ll'ry
Camp bell , Rnymollo ECn n , ,Tc~sie G.
Cnstor, HnlTey P.
Chnpmnn , Rny \Y.
Clnrk, Donnld L .
Clement, .Tnmes M.
Clollinltel', Dn"id n.
Cook, H:l1'1'Y
Dads, Bnkrl' V.
DeKoeb, Edward
DeITY Arlhur L.
Dowli:'It, Leslie R
Ensl('l' Mnr~hel D.
Bdiso'n'. lI·t ark
Jo'llis nol ,ert F..
Ex(·(\~n, Lf'on:ll'd n.
Fnitl ,. Walt('r
Gilhert, Lrs ic A.
Gilliam, Cn],'in J.
Grnre, Edgar L.
Or(' gor)" Loren .T.
Hen], Mae
JI il1ker, Richard H.
Jrrinc, Wyatt H.
Kit.cl,ens, Willnrd
Kllskie, Glen K
L a Roqlle, Andrew
Lnvelle, Frnnci_ L.
L emnnski , J ohn R.
},elll'qllin, John H .
L ewis, Alfred
Liringston. Dnrid W.
LO"pl:,ce, Willinm J .
Lo"clndy. Leon L.
Lux. R~lljamin
Mnrl'on. CUI'!is V.
Mnrx, Cl)' le F.
Mnki, Al'thnl' O.
1I lce" nn , .Tohn
-'f··Dolllt" I, D:"'icl
~fillcl', Glenn D .
~fille,', James A.
~ Ii lliken, Jimn~i(' !'>.
'\fitl'ekevirh, Felix P.
Murphy, Fl'ank
~fllrph:-, Jo eph C.
Nalezynsl;i, Alexan,1el' F.
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;\c'al. n. W.
Np\\'nl:lll, John D.
Pet l'ose, Antholl'y M.
Phela n, .Tolin
.Pot";s, John F.
Preganz. Michnel
QI';lIn, Fost(·,· L.
Roc' II (,I', Lawrence, E.
RolleI', Gaines B.
Reitz, Bill
Slrtnghtel'bnck, J. B.
Smith, 1"1'('(1. D.
~nyi!er. Geol'ge A.
!'>pn ngll"', '~'illi"m E.
Rtew:lI't, Clin rles L.
Rt ·'''':lI't. Ho',p,-t P.
!'>tohnngh. 1\'olnn
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1st
Cal'tain C. J. BROWNE, Commanding
(';Iptain
G. H. Peets Jr.
1st Lieut. C. M. Talbott
2nd Lieut. J. M. La\'o
2nd Lieut. G. W. Wylie
2nd Lieut. D. W. Griswold
~JI(I Lit'lit. H. A. Martin
Fir.,! Sergcant
naris, William F.
n.
Hoft'lIIauu, F,.",wis P.
Mallettc, J:>m,'s 1.
D:I\' is, .J. B.
Huggins. Edgar U.
Rpcers, Thomas
Heib, Harley F.
Long, James R.
Sh6rota, Edwat'd W.
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A rmstrong, Doyle R.
Collins, William R. Jr.
Gure, John
Pl'terson, Milton F.
Bc:tycn. Denver F.
(;o_twa, Joseph G.
Herr, Harry P. Jr.
Poratoski, Walter
Tempia., El'I1est
Crook, Wesley W.
Evans, Herhert McK.
Jones, Rohe,·t L.
Lewis, Morris F.
Michalak, Edward C.
Pitts, Thomas M.
Rtout, Jesse E.
'Tucker, Carl E.
Walkcr, Friedman H.
C. To:. Clegg
.1. H . Jon es
1, Lopez
Lit,"t. \\' . .J. Tooh-.Y
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,1. P. 1-'1 •\'lIn
Wid",.ynski
.1. 1<. LII h ilia n
F. F. Rosa
C. E. Rontson
H. Sto\'rr
.T.
A.
TU\\,Ilt'r
W. W. Whitc
Corporals
I';. Dupree
W . .T. Gardner
H. W. Garrett
L. Y. Heller
R.
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M.
B.
D. Huggins
Koit
Eo May
M. Na\'ullo
J . F.
P:t~riak
.J. W. R ohc ,·td
H . Simrkin
.1. A . 'raft
T. E. Wntson
p,·it·al es First Class
R. S. Alt
Dallpern, :rohn G.
Gibson, Eugene
Kaminskas, Petcr P.
McCaulley, Frank B.
Myers, Anol L.
Richey, William T.
Rikola, John G.
Umbaugh, George W.
Staff
S,II'gco.'nt
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Privates Fi,·.;t Class
Rancs, Charles
Dllnn, James W.
liod"k, Rtanle.v .T.
Kelley, Jamcs W.
McLanghlin, Emory W.
O'Donnell, Oscar J.
R"'lers, Bnrtoll
Tamulevi('h, Anthony R.
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Corporals
A IIcn, Charles D.
lll'llmhack, Ellller D.
Hrccr, Leslie J.
Hlllnplll'ics, John C.
Schmidt, Hcrmann G.
~lId
Staff Sergeant
J ones, Henry S.
Sergeants
TIro\\,(')', Dauit'l
1.il'ut ~. W . TIMM EI{MAN
C. R . Cannon
P. .r. Chnmonte
T. T. Cydylo
';If. A. Engess~l'
M. Ferrell Jr.
•1. T . Gleason
n. E. Hedlund
J. It. Henderson
C. H. Kennedy
C. O. Hinton
S. Kraozewski
S. Kupinski
J. Meredith
C. H. Nelson
[11. J. O'Hara
.r. O. Onifer
H. D. Phillips
C. U. Quinn
Vi P. Rucket· Jr.
R. J. Sewell
H. L. ~mith
A. P. Soyka
D. \\'. St~nley
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R. B. Toney
J. C. 'T r<'Tlt
B. .J. \Vodka
Privates
P"ivates
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Aaron , .Jamcs L.
A nd" eo ttola, Ramu('/ J.
CalIal",n, (,Ilarles L.
('alldill, Panl A.
Davie, Patri('k A.
Dreger, Fonest F.
Bdwards. Edward N.
Flame, P,·ter M .
Harza. Willic L.
Hillison, Edgar R.
.rnrkson, J::WH'S M.
.Joncs, Edwtlrd .r.
Lokcy, Harold E.
M;l<'Lauglin, .Ja (·k H.
MeKel', Han'('Y L.
M":tns, Dalc J.
Mills. Lonnic F.
Monison , Edg:lr M.
O'Tonh'. Warrcn R.
~l'I"\';tI·tz. Adloph R.
~1:lWt'k.
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Wnltt'r R.
William .J.
Torti, (,h;lI'lps J.
White, ?fondell
Yeagl'r, Taylor J.
Anilerson, Ceeil H.
Barnhart, Nevin W.
Capc, Jack
Cook, George D.
deMcnn , },;dward W.
Dutkiewicz, Frank T.
Eneriz, Manuel A.
Flowers, Daniel L.
Hay, Cccil H .
Hulbcrt, Jay W.
Jedlicka, Emil
Larick, Charles A .
Longknif<', Joseph
Mansficld, Thurman O.
?feKce, Homer C.
Mirhl'l, Ralph E. Jr.
Milton, Jackson T.
Mooneyham, Jerrell B.
Palmer, James J.
Hiegel, J ftC k
Sord, Charles J.
T:tylor, Howard E.
Walker, Paris E.
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Anderson, Malcolm J.
Bl'Own, Dewey
Casto, Wallace
Curtis, A "nold R.
Dietrick, John R.
liunning, Clayton G.
Ferguson, Frank J.
Fulkrod, John H.
Howard, Raymond .7.
J ockolne, Joseph J.
Jenson, Edwin A.
Light, Vincent A.
T.oyal, .Toe VI'.
Mnrcum, Erwin R.
McPherson, John F.
Mieczkowski, Rtanley
M;o l'I'is, Lee M.
MYfJ's, Mevlin J.
Pa tterson, W iJlin m II.
IIIpson. Bruce L.
auffer, Lee E.
'~l'ylor, 11'3 W.
Walters, Joseph
Wilson, J nmes B.
Zinn, Victor H.
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:r. Alexander
.T. Armstrong
C. C. Bonks
B. R. Book
P. .f'. Bridgeman
R. L. Ca llahan
F. E. Chapman
,r. R. Cheslin
G. H. Clark
,1. W. Cramer Jr.
W. N. Dahn
H. D. Dieke:v
.r. 'r. Domanski
E. B. Draper
1'. G. Earp
p Economopolos
B. A. :Ennis
W. Forte
G. Gentry
W. J.
Hein~ecius
W. H. Hunter
P. C. Imperialc
D. 1". Ingle
T. W. Jones
H. King
R. E. Lee
R. S. M3rlatt
R. B. McCluskey
A. W. McKenzie
G. H. MeYers
R. H. :Monroe
.1. :!If orga n
C. }' . Mott J 1' .
.T . J . MUl'I'ny
O. B. Mvers
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M. P. Nackley
J. J. Newtnnn
W. H. Noel
F. J. O'Donnell
C. G. Pinnington
T. J. Reid
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R :E. Hughes
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J. Rey nola.
M. R. Rodgt rs
K C. Sampi
'r. J. Skowronski
L. R. Slay
A. G. Smith
r.:. . mith
H. E. Sm ith
F. H. Rhllnper
n. J. Stanevirh
H. }; . 'tcven
J. W. Stewa,t
G. W. Sto "er
G. H. Suttle
O. F. Sutton
J •• .1. \V rIll'
J. C. We"lp
W. D. Whitlow
C. F. Wulf
J. Zeligson
D. Zucca
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Far across the sea,
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Le t us swear allegiance
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To a land that's free;
Let us all be grateful
For a land so fair.
As we raise our voices
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Stand beside her and guide her,
S el"vn I'tz, Cal'l
:::lhenette, H enl'y A.
Skillnel', H a l'l'y J .
Strout, DUl'wood
TI!ol'nsbeI'Y, Jim M .
Vicllcux, Edwal'd
"Vilson , Mnrlin W,
Thru the night with a light from Above;
From the mountains, to the prairies.
To the oceans white with foam,
God Bless Ametica
t-.1r home sweet home.
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Land th at I love,
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('"thrall, Pitn! L.
In a solemn puyer,
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31st U, S. INFANTRY MARCH
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Hnlhel'ill , Nenl E.
Hnycs, JnlllPS F.
Henke, Albel't C.
Hetze, GU8tnf
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M" o lll'n, Roh(' l't .1.
)1cClcJJ:llld , Jim R.
Mr DoII'eli . Willinm A.
Miller, Chorlc8 E.
Miller, Mnl'eU8
Mock, Willinm E.
Moore, Myron G.
MO I'gron, MnxwelJ E.
Mortimore, Buford E.
Mnl':1skin, B ell .T.
Oleon , Thoma8 H .
P:llnter, Johnnie W.
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Becau,,, we're in the Thirty-First,
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P onzio, Angelo E .
Prollt, Philip W,
Rn;VI,ol'l1, Brod"
Rhodes, Hnl'l'Y K.
Rynn, Thomns J.
S lezak, ,John Jr.
Sto rk, Dorrell D.
Tntl'O, Charl es F.
Tilley, Estell V,
Tobin, Edwnrd J ,
Travel's, Robert J.
Tuley, John A.
Van Arsdale, John D.
Wnde, Floyd R.
Wickmnn, Charles W.
Wire, RU8sei T.
Wolf, Frederick J.
Wo~d, Jack W .
Zacinjalec, Charle8 D.
Zayncr, Paul P .
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BeC""S~ we're in th.:: Thirty-First.
'We went to Russir. to lick the Bolshevik, And then in
Shangh ai we did o u r little bit.
So we'll carryon with a cheerful song ever brave and strong,
Because we're in the Thirty-First.
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