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Generai Orders No. 9
HEADQUARTERS, 27th DIVISION, U. S. A.
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C.
October 1, 1917.
Pursuant to telegraphic orders from the War De])artment, dated September 11, 1917, this
Division is
organized under the provisions of General Orders No. 101, War Department, 1917, as
follows :
The 53d Infantry Brigade, Brigadier General R. E. L. Michie commanding, consisting of Brigade
Headquarters, the 105th and 106th Regiments of Infantry and the 105th Machine Gun Battalion,
is organized as follows:
The 106th Regiment of Infantry (23d N. Y. Infantry), Colonel Frank H. Norton commanding.
The Commanding Officer of the 14th N. Y. Infantry will transfer to the 106th Regiment of
Infantry 1,292 enlisted men of appropriate grades.
The above order constituted the birth of the 106th Regiment of Infantry, U. S. A.
HISTORY OF THE 23d REGIMENT
NEW YORK INFANTRY, NATIONAL GUARD
The original organization which ultimately became the parent unit of the 23d Regiment, N. G.
S. N. Y., was formed at a meeting held at Gothic Hall in Brooklyn, New York, May 1, 1861, and
the name (^ity Guard Reserve soon afterwards assumed. A desire for a regimental organization
was soon manifested, and a committee reported the existence of a number of detached companies
eligible for inauguration into a regiment. At a meeting of the City Guard Reserve January 6,
1862, the question of a regimental organization was left to the commissioned officers. Captain
William Everdell, Jr., First Lieutenant Thomas Brooks and Second Lieutenant L. D. Atwater,
and they reported that the company had been pledged to start the 23d Regiment. A committee
was .selected from the roll with power to draft a plan of organization. That committee recommended
a plan under which it was proposed to split the City Guard Reserve in two part.s
— one part to
form Company A of the new regiment and the other to constitute Company C, and that Captain
Beers' company — the Excelsior Guards— should form Company B.
On January 20, 1862, the first Companies A, B and C were mustered into the 23d Regiment of
the 11th Brigade, commanded by General Jes.se C. Smith. On March 17th the City Guard,
commanded by Captain Bassett, was mustered in as C'ompany D. During the summer Companies
E and F were mustered in and in August and September a ten-company status was attained
by the organization of Companies G, H, I and K.
Captain Everdell was .selected as first Colonel of the regiment July 14, 1862. On June 18, 1863,
the regiment under Colonel Everdell left the armory, then located at Orange and Fulton Streets,
to serve in the Gettysburg Campaign and was mustered into the U. S. Volunteer service until
July 22, 1863. The regiment was not organized in the other campaigns with the National Guard.
After its return the regiment was on guard for about sixty days from July to September at East
New York and Brooklyn because of the riots prevailing at that time. Colonel Everdell resigned
October 3, 1863, and was succeeded by Colonel Calvin E. Pratt, who in turn resigned on March
24, 1868, and Lieutenant-Colonel Rodney C. Ward was selected Colonel of the regiment.
The regiment commanded by Colonel Ward visited Long Branch, New Jersey, August 4, 1871,
and was reviewed by General U. S. Grant. The armory at Orange and Fulton Streets was too
small to accommodate the regiment and for this reason all regimental formations were made in
Monroe Place.
During the administration of Colonel Ward the cornerstone of a new armory on Clermont
Avenue near Myrtle Avenue was laid on October 28, 1872, and possession of the armory taken
the following year on September 29, 1873.
In July, 1877, Governor Robinson ordered Colonel Ward to proceed with the 23d to Hornellsville,
and — — at eight o'clock in the evening the regiment marched from the armory three hundred
strong leaving a detachment to follow on the next day under Major Alfred Cutler Barnes. The
regiment was stationed in and around Hornellsville station, roundhouses and yards guarding
the railroad property against attacks of rioting strikers. It took out the first train that had been
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moved east for several days, repelled a number of attacks, protected the railroad men and assisted
so well in the administration of justice that it finally restored order without the necessity of firing
at the rioters. On its return to Brooklyn, July 27, it was given an enthusiastic reception by the
citizens with pyrotechnics and welcoming speeches and received the thanks of Governor Robinson
for the service it had rendered the State.
On December 26. 1879, Colonel Ward retired and was placed on the supernumerary
list of the
State by the Commander-in-Chief. Lieutenant-Colonel John N. Partridge was then elected his
successor and served as Colonel from January 10, 1880, until February 15, 1882. Upon Colonel
Partridge's resignation. Colonel Ward was re-elected Colonel of the regiment and served from
March 8, 1882, until his promotion to be Brigadier-General in command of the 4th Brigade,
February 25, 1886.
During the second administration of Colonel Ward the 23d had the honor of opening the State
encampment at Peekskill in July, 1882, and its percentage of attendance was eighty-five, being
greater than that of any other organization during that year.
Major Charles L. Fincke, a popular and efficient officer, who had resigned February 18, 1885,
was called into service as the new Colonel. His service commenced March 22, 1886, and was
marked in its efficiency. Under Colonel Fincke the regiment had made a second visit to Newport,
Rhode Island, in July', 1886. Colonel Fincke resigned May 11, 1887, because of ill health, caused
by his close application to the duties of the position he held, and his death soon followed.
History repeated itself and Colonel John N. Partridge was recalled from civil life to command
the regiment and this time served as Colonel from October 17, 1887 to February 10, 1894. Under
Colonel Partridge the regiment reached the highest numbers since its
State in .shooting.
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An appropriation was secured from the State and a site purchased for a new armory in the
rapidly-growing Bedford section of the city. The cornerstone of the new armory on Bedford
Avenue, between Pacific Street and Atlantic Avenue, was laid by Governor David B. Hill on
November 14, 1891, amid impressive ceremonies with the regiment paraded in a hollow square.
The building was completed in 1894 and the regiment marched into its new home November 3d.
All of the company rooms and the headquarters were fitted and decorated from funds raised by
the regiment.
Colonel Alexis C. Smith was the next commanding officer, serving from February 26, 1894, to
January 17, 1900. The organization was not called upon for service in the Spanish-American
War, although it volunteered its services under Colonel Smith on three different occasions. In
spite of the fact that it was not taken as a regiment almost enough officers and men volunteered
to form a battalion of the 201st New York Volunteer Infantry.
In 1900, after the Spanish-American War, General Alfred Cutler Barnes, a former Lieutenant-
Colonel of the regiment, was called back as Colonel and served as such until April 27, 1904, when
he was retired as a Brevet Brigadier-General. Many brilliant functions took place under Colonel
Barnes, including a review of the regiment by the Chinese Minister, Wu Ting Fang, on February
12, 1901, and a parade and review on Governor's Island, June 27, 1903, by General Adna R. Chaffee.
The regiment made a number of trips through the country in addition to those already mentioned,
including the celebration of the Centennial at Philadelphia, July, 1876; camped at Newport,
Rhode Island, June 3 to 10, 1879; participated in the inauguration of President William
McKinley in 1901 and of President Theodore Roosevelt in 1905.
Lieutenant-Colonel William A. Stokes was selected as the successor to Colonel Barnes, serving
until 1909. Colonel Stokes gained a splendid reputation as a tactician and disciplinarian, and
under his command the 23d was the first National Guard regiment to train at the Government
reservation at Pine Camp, Jefferson County, New York. The regiment's tour of duty was from
June 14 to 25, 1908.
Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Hastings Norton, who succeeded to that rank May 1, 1907, was
elected to succeed Colonel Stokes with rank from July 26, 1909, and accepted the office at the
unanimous request of the officers of the regiment on August 4 of that year. Colonel Norton
inaugurated many changes in the regiment and brought
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up to a high standard, so that it was
selected as one of the nine regiments of infantry to leave the State for the Mexican Border under
the call of the President of June 19, 1916.
The regiment left the armory for Mexican Border service July 4, 1916, and arrived at Pharr,
Texas, July 11th, with a strength of about twelve hundred men. During its service on the
Border the regiment took part in a ten-day forced march through the desert section of Hidalgo
County without losing a man. Different detachments of the regiment were stationed on the Rio
Grande through the fall and early winter for the purpose of guarding against raids by the Mexicans
and received the highest compliments from the Brigade Commander, General William Wilson,
and the Division Commander, Major-General John F. O'Ryan.
During its service on the Border an enlisted band was organized and brought to a high state
of efficiency. The Headquarters, Supply and Machine Gun Companies were also organized by
details from the line companies.

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HISTORY OF THE 14th REGIMENT
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In the year 1844, the mihtia of Kings and Richmond counties constituted the Second New York
Division, under connnand of Major General Underhill. A new regiment, the 265th, had been added
to the 44th Brigade and its (Colonel, Gilbert Reid, was in that year made Brigade Commander.
These two men, with the best interests of the service at heart, had labored long for a better
organization of the militia, and it was due in part to their activities that the Legislature of the
State, on May 13, 1847, passed a bill calling for the reorganization of the State militia by consolidating
and reducing the number of brigades and regiments.
It was the general intention to encourage the formation of uniformed companies and place
the citizen soldiery on a more distinctively military basis. Under the provisions of this bill, eight
companies of light infantry, riflemen, grenadiers or infantry, were to form a regiment, with two
additional flank companies, one of cavalry and one of artillery. On or about the fifth of July,
1847, the 265th Regiment, according to the bill, became the 14th Regiment, New York State
Militia. Previous to this time, there were no uniformed regiments, outside of the First Division,
in the State.
Colonel Willets had been appointed by the Governor of the State, in 1846, to organize the
14th Regiment and lay out the regimental district, but being unsuccessful, he had been relieved,
and Phillip S. ('rook appointed as Colonel to do this work. At a meeting held in Mrs. Prest's
Military Garden, which stood where the County Court House is now located, these companies
participated in an enthusiastic initial muster: National (iuard, Company A, the Union Blues or
City Grenadiers, already organized and uniformed. From various sources, principally from the
Washington Guards, a volunteer organization attached to the No. 1 Fire Engine Company,
there was quickly recruited the number of men required by law (thirty-two) for another company,
which was duly inspected and designated as Company B.
These were the only two companies recruited until in February, 1848, when Company C was
completed. The Franklin Guards were recruited from No. 3 Fire Engine Company and mustered
as Company D. The Steuben Guards were organized and took the letter E. The Shields
Guards were mustered as (company F, and the Columbian Riffes as Company G. From nearby
villages the complement of men was gathered to form Company H.
It was about 1858 that Companies B and E withdrew from the regiment, and Company A was
split into two other companies, which became known as B and E.
In the summer of 1854, the regiment took part in the suppression of riots created by the preachings
of a fanatic who called himself "The Angel Gabriel." Encampment was on the Joralemon
lots. The companies of the 14th did notable .service during the Williamsburg riots also.
It was after this that it took part in a general State encampment.
The regiment paraded on April 27, 1859, at the celebration of the introduction of water into
the city. In October, 1860, it took part in the great reception tendered to the Prince of Wales,
on this occasion wearing for the first time the new uniform, dark blue single-breasted frock coat,
three rows of buttons, gold lace trimmings, dark blue trousers, buff stripe and .shako.
In April, 1861, the regiment was on .several occasions called out and ()uartered in the armory
at Odean, E. D., in anticipation of an attack upon the Navy Yard by rebel sympathizers. Besides
these events of unusual import, the 14th took its part in the usual city and State military parade,
demonstrations and encampments.
Companies I and K were organized in July, 1861, and they reached Camp Porter, Virginia, in
that same month.
Upon receipt of the news of the firing upon Fort Sumpter in 1861, measures were at once taken
to place the 14th Regiment upon a war footing. Vacancies among the commissioned officers were
filled, and recruiting was begun under President Lincoln's proclamation for 75,000 three-months
troops. The ranks were so quickly filled that on April 18, 1861, report was made to headquarters
that the regiment was in readiness to be marched to the front. Until May 18 the regiment
remained in Brooklyn drilling and equipping, expecting daily to receive marching orders.
It was not long before the 14th was given the opportunity to .show that they meant bu.siness.
Colonel Wood telegraphed to Washington that his regiment was in readiness to take the field.
He was informed that no more men would be received for a shorter term than for years—
three
"Three years or the war," the phra.se went. The different companies of the regiment were, therefore,
drawn up and asked if
they would enlist for that length of time. The respon.se was instantaneous.
It left no room for doubt of the temper of the command. With scarcely a dissenting
voice, the regiment accepted the terms of enlistment into the United States service proposed
to them.
The order came from Washington on May 18, 1861, for the 14th to start for Washington. At
this time the regiment was locally known as the "Brooklyn Cha.s.seurs." Later, when it arrived
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in gray. The title, "Red-legged Devils," was derived partly from the fact that the men wore red
trousers, but also because they had a habit of making their presence felt wherever they went.
It was for this trait also that they were called the "Fighting 14th."
The regiment arrived in Washington about 9 p. m. on the nineteenth, twenty-four hours after
leaving Jersey City.
On May 23d it was mustered into the United States service for the period of the war unless
sooner discharged. The 14th was then known as the 84th U. S. Volunteers. Until July 2d the
regiment remained in "Camp Wood" (named after Colonel A. M. Wood, the commanding officer)
drilling and doing guard and picket duty. On this date, camp was broken, the Potomac crossed
by way of Long Bridge, and another camp made in the vicinity of the Arlington House. While in
this camp. Companies I and K were added to the organization. The regimental aggregate now
being 960, it was assigned to the brigade of Brigadier General Andrew Porter.
The regiment remained in Camp Porter until July 16, doing guard and picket duty. About
4 p. m. on that day, march was begun toward Richmond, Va.
It is
impossible in the limited amount of space which we have to enumerate the many battles
which the "Fighting 14th" participated in and covered themselves with glory.
It was about mid-day on the twenty-second of May, 1864, when a regiment of battle-scarred
soldiers in blue halted near the Bowling Green road in Virginia and rested arms. The men were
bearded and unkempt, their clothing was worn and weather-stained, many wore bandages, all
bore the unmistakable marks of many marches, of many days and nights in the trenches and on
the firing line. There was an air about them that bespoke their veteranship, a poise, a glint in the
eyes, a quietness, which proved a discipline not learned in classrooms.
But there was another light in the eyes— one of great anticipation. They were waiting for
something— an order, a word. They stood waiting patiently. The Colonel of the regiment
appeared, and then the word, like a whispered question, ran along the lines. It was "Home."
Almost before the officer had fini.shed reading a short order he held, the .spirit of the lines in blue
changed. The role of the .soldier .seemed to vanish, the ranks broke, men threw their caps high in
the air and cheered and shouted and danced with joy. It was true! Their work was ended!
THEY WERE GOING HOME!
On the afternoon of the twenty-fourth of May, 1864, the quartermaster's department furnished
cattle cars into which the men of the 14th piled, and the last leg of the trip home was begun. It
was expected that Brooklyn would be reached the next morning, but numerous delays prevented
the regiment from reaching Jersey City until the evening of the twenty-fifth. At Elizabethtown
a committee of Brooklyn citizens boarded the train and the first part of a royal reception was
given the "Red-legs."
After a splendid dinner at Taylor's Hotel, in Jersey City, the regiment, with its escort, embarked
on one of the Fulton ferry boats for the City of Churches— home at last.
And thus ended the memorable services of the gallant regiment of Brooklyn men, who, for three
long years, had risked their lives for their country's flag, and in doing so, had won not only signal
honor, but undying fame.
THE FOURTEENTH IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
The 14th Regiment Infantry, New York Volunteers, as the organization became known when,
in May, 1898, it was mustered into the service of the United States to take part in the Spanish-
American War, saw only about four months' camp service and did not reach the front. Every
preparation was made for duty in Cuba, however, and the troops were in a fine state of organization.
Officers and men were anxious to participate in the real action, but this ultimate movement
was finally deemed unnecessary by the Government.
MEXICAN BORDER SERVICE AND WAR WITH GERMANY
On June 19, 1916, the regiment, under command of Colonel John H. Foote, was called into the
Federal service for duty on the Mexican Border. They arrived at Mission, Texas, on July 2d
and remained thereuntil September 7th, when they were ordered home, and on October 11, 1916,
were mustered out of the service of the United States. In July the regiment was again
ordered into the Federal service for the war with Germany, under command of Colonel James
R. Howlett, he having succeeded Colonel Foote, who had been promoted to Brigadier General.
The regiment trained at Sheepshead Bay. While there, about three hundred and fifty of the
enlisted men were transferred to the 165th, which formed a part of the Rainbow Division and was
one of the first divisions to go to France. On September 29th the balance of the regiment was
ordered to Spartanburg, S. C., After arriving there about 1300 officers and men were transferred
to the 23d and became the 106th Regiment of the 27th Division. This left but a skeleton
organization, which later became the 2d Pioneer Regiment, under command of Colonel
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F. E. Flyn.v
F. Goldstein
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V. E. Grant
J. I. Hanley
J. P. Hennessv
J. J. HiGGINS
M. N. Hughes
C. Jacobson
M. R. Johnson
P. Kestin
S. Langdon
W. A. Leckey
R. R. Lord
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J. J. McDermott
J. E. Marsh
F. J. Miller
E. F. Monahan
M. Nelson
J. L. Nesbit
D. H. Nicholas
E. J. Nolan
R. R. O'Brien
S. F. O'DONNELL
A. J. O'Reilly
P. D. Petersen
J. C. Ryall
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Second Lieutenant G. A. McCorkle
Second Lieutenant G. C. Cleaver
Second Lieutenant F. J. Jackson
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1. Batt. Sergt. Major John T. MacCowan
2. Color Sergeant John G. Burhenne
3. First Sergeant William J. Hennesst
4. Sergeant John J. Carey
5. Sergeant Russell W. Demers
6. Sergeant Leon De Costa
7. Sergeant James M. Farrar, Jr.
8. Sergeant Frederick L. Georgens, Jr.
9. Sergeant Ivon W. Heinle
10. Sergeant George A. Mulranan
11. Sergeant Edward J. Timoney
12. Sergeant Charles A. Vogt
13. Sergeant Wiluam J. Williams
14. Corporal John Buhler
15. Corporal Walter B. Dillon
16. Corporal Clarence A. Greene
17. Corporal Harry T. Liddell
18. Corporal Gcstave A. Larson
19. Corporal Stanley Myers
20. Corporal Ernest A. Nebling
21. Corporal Harry W. Peterson
22. Corporal William J. Porter
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1. Corporal James J. Reeck
12. Private Harold E. Aitken
2. Corporal Alfred A. Seaqriff
3. Corporal Edward M. Wolf
4. Corporal Abraham Woolf
5. Corporal William Zieoler
6. Corporal William M. Perley
7. Corporal Arthur Ungebauer
8. Corporal William M. Walsh
9. Mechanic Ernest W. Southern
10. Horseshoer Lee K. Miller
13. Private Frederick H. Abel
14. Private William F. Brophy
1.5. Private Edward Bornhoeft
16. Private William T. Ball
17. Private Frank J. Bennett
18. Private Thomas J. Briordy
19. Private Philip Burke
20. Private Francis T. Carson
21. Private Petek J. Corcoran
11. Private Benjamin W. Arrange
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1. Private Matthew F. Judge
2. Private Patrick F. Healy
3. Private David M. Hirsch
4. Private Thomas Hopewell
5. Private Archbald C. Kearney
6. Private Frank B. Kane
7. Private Otto A. Leivonan
12. Private T. G. Leeson
13. Private John F. McGoldrick
14. Private Joseph McDonald
15. Private Patrick McNamara
16. Private Thomas J. McCormick
17. Private Joseph L. McHenry
18. Private Robert B. Martin
8. Private Frank La^arek
9. Private John F. Lindstrom, Jr.
10. Private Robert B. Lockhardt
19. Private Ralph P. Meissner
20. Private Walter B. Milde
21. Private William J. Morris, Jr.
11. Private Edward A. Logan
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1. Private John Mitrickes
12. Private Joseph A. Pendergest
2. Private Henry Motylinski
3. Private Arthur J. R. Moelter
4. Private John J. Meralls
5. Private Agustin Menolove
6. Private Joseph M. Murray, Jr.
7. Private Richard Moeller
8. Private Louis Myers
9. Private Thomas C. Nelson
10. Private Frederick C. Ohlse.s
13. Private Stanley J. Pieski
14. Private John J. Quinn
15. Private Frederick D. Raynor, Jr.
16. Private William J. Reilly
17. Private Harold D. Rhinehart
18. Private James C. Rustin
19. Private William Reedy
20. Private John F. Sand
21. Private Robert W. Seinsoth
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1. Private Francis P. Sheridan
12. Private Herman Zachman, Jr.
2. Private Philip J. Sullivan
3. Private Robert J. Smith
4. Private Howard Smith
5. Private Frederick C. Simon
6. Private Andrew F. Sciilitz
7. Private William B. Travis
8. Private Johnatiian L. Upton
9. Private James J. Walsh
10. Private James A. Weston
11. Private Albert T. Wardrobe
13. Private Lawrence Zublinski
14. Private Charles J. Zolleb
15. Private L. Loew
16. Private G. E. Tramson
17. Assistant Band Leader Ber.nard J. Toy
18. Sergeant Bugler Gordon Andrews
19. Band Sergeant Walter E. Downer
20. Band Sergeant John J. Waldbon
21. Band Corporal Samuel S. Ackbrly
22. Band Corporal William S. Tbezise
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2. Band Corporal Henry G. Beeney
3. Band Corporal Randolph M. Bigelow
4. Second-class Musician Walter J. BouNO
5. Second-class Musician Dominick De Matteo
6. Second-class Musician Belesley Toblv
7. Third-class Musician Joseph L. Boyle
8. Third-class Musician Martin A. Lennon
9. Third-class Musician Willum E. McKeon
10. Third-class Musician J. T. McGovebn
11. Third-class Musician Edward A. Flanagan
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Supply Sergeant V'ictor S. Brown
2. Mess Sergeant John C. Connolly
3. Stable Sergeant Wendell G. Lee
4. Sergeant Thomas J. Raleigh
5. Sergeant Charles E. Smith
6. Sergeant Eladio Rodriqiez
7. Sergeant Eric W. Spencer
8. Sergeant Arthur C. Schocke
9. Sergeant Charles R. McCaffrey
10. Sergeant Edward Monahan
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Corporal D. F. Culkin
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Corporal John J. Kennedy
Corporal John K. McEvoy
Corporal Joseph C. Perkins
Corporal William K. Greenip
Corporal Nicholas Gr.\ney
Corporal George Livingston
Corporal William K. Lethen
Cook John N. Gorman
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1. Private Christian Gehring
14. First-class Private Charles A. Fleming
2. Mechanic Percy J. Staib
3. Saddler Alexander Cushman
4. Musician Chakles J. Quigley
5. Musician Lewis Beddow
6. First-class Private Leslie A. Behhian
7. First-class Private John F. Barrett
8. First-class Private Louis F. Brickett
9. First-class Private Clarence Burmester
10. First-class Private Mathew J. Canavan
11. First-class Private Fit^NK J. Cochran
12. First-class Private Thomas F,. Compton
15. First-class Private Frank J. Holahan
10. First-class Private Henry C. Hunerhoff
17. First-class Private Frank O. Jensen
18. First-class Private George J. King
19. First-class Private Edwahd U. Maloney
20. First-cla.ss Private Frank J. MriiRAY
21. First-class Private Fdward A. Newton
22. First-class Private John W. Xott
23. First-class Private Milton F. Nuremberg
24 First-class Private William E. Pitt
25. First-class Private Carl Ruroede
13. First-class Private Frank (.'reedon

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1. First-class Private Chester A. Smith 14. Private Charles Boulton
2. First-class Private Robert Van Cott 15.
3. First-class Private Walter Weller 16.
4. First-class Private Andrew Wood 17.
5. First-class Private George Zeese 18.
6. First-class Private Frederick Zimmerman 19.
7. Private Richard W. Abeles 20.
8. Private W.^LTER J. Abr.\ms 21.
9. Private Ralph Alger 22.
10. Private DeVoe Atwell 23.
11. Private Ernest Bartlet 24.
12. Private Charles Bollot 25.
Private Wilmer Bourdo
Private Clemence Brady
Private Kenneth F. Carter
Private Joseph A. Curk
Private Joseph E. Clooney
Private Hubert Cornish
Private James A. CoRR
Private Christopher Crosby
Private Joseph H. Derham
Private Charles E. Diven
Private Christian Emerling
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Private Daniel Ferguson
Private Joseph Gobcztnski
Private Andrew Grillo
Private William C. Hall
Private Richard J. Hanrahan
Private Frank L. Howe
Cook Henry S. Hunter
Private Antonio Ingrisano
Private Joseph Jackson
Private Leo Kellt
Private James J. Kennedy
13. Private Charles Kissam, Jr.
14. Private Joseph A. Leavitt
15. Private Frank Lehnkrt
16. Private C. Leniec
17. Private Abraham Levy
18. Private Sigmund Loewenkopf
19. Private Al,\n MacDonough
20. Private William F. McShane
21. Private Peter Madia
22. Private Amelio Mazzio
23. Private Frank J. Moll
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13. Private Arthur Stickxey
Private Frank L. Nelson
Private James E. Patrick
Private William F. Peace
Private Errol K. Price
Private Charles E. Rae
Private Thomas Rezevage
Private William Rostron
Private John T. Ryan
Private William F. Ryan
Private Harry Schlimowitz
Private Alexander Scott
14. Private Joseph H. Tucker
15. Private William H. Ulrich
16. Private Frederick Vo.n'Stromeh
17. Private Samuel Wasson
18. Private James C. Weeda
19. Private Henry A. Weir
20. Private William J. Werner
21. Private George H. Zahn
22. Private Edwin Gibson
23. ]"rivate J. Bondelino
24. Private C. Haktman
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First Lieutenant C. G. Ostberg
First Lieutenant F. E. Mayer
Second Lieutenant L. Peterson

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First-class Private Agustus Lagno
First-class Private James I-ang
First-class Private Frank W. Lippebt
First-class Private Albert J. Lynch
First-class Private John F. McCann
First-class Private William J. McKenna
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First-class Private Austin Madden
First-class Private Wilbert Moore
First-class Private Leo A. Murphy
First-class Private Frederic Nixon
First-class Private Arthur H. O'Brien
First-class Private Patrick J. J. Shanley
First-class Private Joseph Spina
First-class Private James E. Spratt
First-class Private John Trippe
First-class Private John J. Van Houten
First-class Private Lester I. Wayne
Private Harold Albrecht
Private Reuato Anari
Private Andrew A. Anderson
Private Frank E. Bailey
Private James E. Baker
Private John Batten
Private Otis H. Bedell
Private Earl E. Bevans
Private Charles F. Borchert
Private John A. Brady
Private John Bramdstretter
Private Frank \. Britton
Private Harold Brockman
Private Edward B. Brooks
Private Ernest A. Brotherhood

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Corporal Willum F. Fischer
Corporal Walter M. Gaffnet
Corporal David Johnston
Corporal Arthur D. Muddell
Corporal James F. Early
Corporal William W. Westphal
Corporal Frank W. Zimmer
Corporal Vincent I. Barrett
Corporal Francis A. O'Rorke
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Mechanic Walter Nafey
Mechanic Edward Vath
Mechanic Raymond W. Hottenroth
Cook Frederick W. Betz
Bugler Morris Kahn
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t-class Private Peter E. Dempsey
t-class Private Arthur W. Dohrman
t-class Private Thomas H. Donnelly
t-class Private James E. Dopp
t-class Private John Dunleavy
t-class Private Edward E. Elfokd
t-class Private John C. Ellis
t-class Private William Frisch
>class Private Thomas J. Harley
>class Private George R. Hennessey
>class Private John Holland
>class Private Harry H. Hood
>class Private Edwin Horsley
-class Private Eugene T. Janodet
-class Private Richard J. Kenny
-class Private Herbert J. Lahiff
-class Private Charles A Lundquist
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Donald E. McGreevey
John D. McGreevey
Lewis E. Mammier
Charles J. Martin
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First-class Private Herman A. Merz
First-class Private InwiN O'Leary
First-class Private Sherman Olsen
First-class Private Harold A. O'Sullivan
First-class Private Joseph H. Purcell
First-class Private Michael Quinn
First-class Private Russell H. Richman
First-class Private James T. Ryan
First-class Private Isador Rynston
First-class Private George W. Scheuble
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Corporal Xavier A. Frechette
2. Corporal George Peterson
3. Corporal Harry S. Close
4. Corporal Joseph Doyle
5. Corporal Alfred Horsham
6. Corporal Warner J. Miller
7. Corporal Timothy A. Connolly
8. Corporal Harry G. Pearson
9. Corporal John J. Campbell
10. Mechanic Frederick G. Schweiker
11. Mechanic Carl L. E. Eriksen
12. Mechanic Angelo Marino
13. Mechanic Richard Dawson
14. Bugler Gordon M. Babcock
15. Bugler Charles S. Wingert
16. First-class Private George C. Anderson
17. First-class Private Frederick J. Baier
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John A. Carney
Christian A. Christiansen
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Alexander J. Dougherty, Jr.
Frank R. Dunn
Francis J. Farrelly
Henry J. Feenan
Jeremiah P. Ferrette
James Fitzpatrick
Walter Fleischman
Victor C. Gartner
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Second Lieutenant Ivan Fenty
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First-class Private James A. Wilson
First-class Private Thomas A. Witherington
F'irst-class Private Leo Wysocki
Private Michael Baccaf
Private Lester M. Banta
Private Joseph F. Behardy
Private Henry G. Biedenkapp
Private Jesse C. Boyle
Private Harry J. Brodie
Private John Calandriello
Private Thomas P. Callow
Private Henry Calvanese
Private Joseph Caputo
Private Robert Colvin
16. Private James P. Connelly
17. Private William Conrad
18. Private Joseph Cordaro
19. Private Frank A. Cuoco
20. Private Patsy DeSantis
21. Private Charles A. Edwards
22. Private Frank Francis
23. Private Charles Frohn
24. Private Irving Gendel
25. Private Alfred J. Glynn
26. Private Edward Goersdorf
27. Private Lawrence Goldsmith
28. Private William Greene
29. Private Frederick L. Hague
30. Private Joseph J. Hall
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First Lieutenant J. L. Gillman
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Mess Sergeant John J. Miles
Sergeant Daniel T. Scully
Sergeant Dudley D. Conroy
Sergeant Henry W. J. Nubel
Sergeant William R. Menshon
Sergeant Arthur 15. Tuttlb
Sergeant Harold E. DeMott
Sergeant William N. M. Exderby
Sergeant John Whins
Sergeant Charles Mattson
Sergeant William Hogarth
Corporal George P. Buento
Corporal Courtelyou B. Fisher
15. Corporal Bruce X. Norton
16. Corporal Louis A. Livornese
17. Corporal Henry P. Very
18. Corporal Harold J. F. Asaph
19. Corporal Malcolm C. Roy
20. Corporal John W. Burke
21. Corporal Harry J. Carney
22. Corporal John J. Donohue
23. Corporal Edwin J. Meyers
24. Corporal Joseph Christie
25. Corporal William E. Fish
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27. Corporal W'illiam a. Rieiil
28. Corporal Carl H. Bohlin
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4. Corporal Arthur Corby
5. Corporal Joseph Contressa
6. Corporal Fr.\nk McNauohton
7. Corporal George Miller
8. Mechanic Andrew Rorvig
9. Mechanic Edw. M. Burbach
10. Mechanic James Fattarusso
11. Cook Vincent P. Esposito
12. Bugler Peter F. Ament
13. Bugler Abraham C. Weinstein
16. First-class Private Louis Borqeson
17. First-class Private John J. Burke
18. First-class Private William F. Burke
19. First-class Private Willia Campion
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21. First-class Private Nazz.\rini Comini
22. First-class Private Pasquale DeMarco
23. First-class Private Daniel Donnelly
24. First-class Private Joseph Dunkel
25. First-class Private Christian C. Fetzer
26. First-class Private Frederick A. Haas
27. First-class Private Max Halpern
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Private James J. Golding
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17. Private F^hank Mansfield
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Private Lambert Hunt
Private Henry Johnson
Private Joseph Johnston
Private Lester Kacerow
Private Frank P. Kiernan
Private Raymond Lacy
Private Tony Lambbbta
Private Thomas Lang
Private Emerson F. Lewis
10. Private Edward McCole
20. Private Richard McComb
21. Private George E. Meierdiercks
22. Private Norman Morreale
23. Private Thomas Morrisey
24. Private Bertram S. Noble
25. Private Gunnar Olsen
26. Private Earnest Norman
27. Private John E. Ostheimkh
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Private James Reynolds
Private John Rinses
Private Nuzio Russo
Private Charles Seegraber
Private John C. Stark
Private John Starkey
Private Ludwig Szutarski
Private George Teaz
Private Frederick Thomson
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Private Lawrence Ueland
Private Charles Uhlinger
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17. Private Edward Wollmer
18. Private Morris Zimmerman
19. Private Albert F. Robinson
20. Private George B. Loland
21. Private A. Frederick
22. Private G. J. Albrecht
23. Private E. W. Bohm
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25. Private W. Hurley
26. Private A. Prigge
27. Private F. J. Schumeling
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Captain John C. Hardy
Second Lieutenant Albert F. Reinert
Second Lieutenant F. L. Stephenson
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Private Anthony Mueller
Private Walter Murray
Private Conrad L. Nelson
Private Genillio Nofe
Private Christopher O'Rourke
Private Joseph E. O'Toole
Private Antonio Paris
Private Joseph M. Pernice
Private John Phillips
Private Daniel Prignano
Private Joseph Puwalski
Private John L. Quiglev
17. Private Harry Radezky
18. Private James Refrano
19. Private Edw. A. Reilly
20. Private William Riker
21. Private Samuel Romm
22. Private James J. Ryan
23. Private Everett Scammon
24. Private George Schoeck
25. Private J. F. Scully
26. Private John Smith
27. Private Glenford Teetsell
28. Private Frank Underhill
29. Private Henry C. Vieser
30. Private Israel I. Weiss
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Captain James P. Cooke
First Lieutenant A. Clements
First Lieutenant L. C. Bbennan
First Lieutenant G. K. Dunspaugh
Second Lieutenant York W. Brennan
Second Lieutenant James H. Doyle
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2. Sergeant John Crossen
3. Sergeant James M. Doyle
4. Sergeant Vincent J. Curry
5. Sergeant James S. Moody
6. Sergeant John S. Wallice
7. Sergeant William F. Connaughton
8. Corporal Thomas M. Allison
9. Corporal James J. Ganley
10. Corporal William F. Ganley
11. Corporal James J. Finn
12. Corporal John J. Ryan
13. Corporal Cornelius S. O'Donnell
1 4. Corporal Thomas A. Kehoe
15. Corporal Frank J. Creighton
16. Corporal Gustav Leonard
17. Corporal Oscar E. Johnston
18. Corporal Charles Heissbr
19. Corporal John H. Deegan
20. Corporal Howard J. Murphy
21. Corporal John F. Perry
22. Corporal Eugene E. Dillman
23. Corporal Joseph S. O'Brien
24. Corporal Herbert E. Walsh
25. Corporal Clarence Allen
26. Corporal Willi.am Lane
27. Corporal James H. Ronalds

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2. Cook Denis F. Hart
3. Mechanic James J. Cosgrove
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4. First-class Private Jeremiah B. Aitken
5. First-class Private Matthew Amato
6. First-class Private Charles Cederroth
7. First-class Private John J. Carbehry
8. First-class Private Harry Cartuicello
9. First-class Private William Chamberlin
10. First-class Private Joseph Cella
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12. First-class Private Charles \V. Connelly
13. First-class Private Joseph CoxsiGLio
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First-class Private Irving Fkagneb
First-class Private Harry K. Freshler
First-class Private George Gallo
First-class Private Benjamin Gribbins
First-class Private Vincent E. Harron
First-class Private Harry Heimerle
First-class Private John J. Hinton
First-class Private Harry J. Hughes
First-class Private Lawrence P. James, Jr.
First-class Private John L. Ma ine
First-class Private James A. Marolda
First-class Private John C. McCann
First-class Private Charles J.
First-class Private Frank J. Misak
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First-class Private Bernard J. O'Neill
First-class Private Edward A. O'Rourke
First-class Private Peter Padavano
First-class Private Herbert M. Reeves
First-class Private John M. Johnson
First-class Private Albert R. Johnston
First-class Private George W. Landon
First-class Private Lawrence J. Rizzo
First-class Private James A. Sagendorf
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Private James Proko
Private William H. Roe
Private George H. Rydberg
Private William B. Shields
Private J.^mes J. Sloane
Private Arthur F. Steinhauser
Private George D. Still
Private Willum Storms
Private Irving Sucher
Private Samuel S. Sultan
Private James F. Thompson
16. Private John Toumey
17. Private Charles Trester
18. Private Harry Van Steenberg
19. Private Anthony Viola
20. Private William J. Ward
21. Private Albert J. Wbink.\ufp
22. Private Henry V. Lamb
23. Private William C. Wood
24. Private H. J. Brown
25. Private F. W. Bannerman
26. Private Charles Wilson
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2. Corporal Richahd Cochrane
3. Corporal Albert H. Billinge
4. Corporal Thomas Sheehax
5. Corporal Edward R. Hartung
6. Cook James M. Pekcival
7. Cook Theodore L. Ryersox
8. Cook Joseph N. Dolax
9. Cook John J. Kauth
10. Mechanic Frank Wiskeski
11. Mechanic Orman G. Olson
12. Mechanic Paul A. Masem
13. Bugler Arthur G. Kerr
14. Bugler Rudolph Hess
15. First-class Private Charles Alber
16. First-class Private Elmer E. Boehm
17. First-class Private .\lbert M. Botce
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H.\ROLD T. Lay
Charles LeAhdo
Jacob Lavine
James G. McArdle
Howard H. McDougall
Thomas J. McGovern
John T. McQuillan
Henry A. Mahland
Sydney G. Mercer
Charles Henry Miller
John Mulkern
Frank N. Newman
Edward .\. Platkin
Robert E. Quinn
Arthur S. Salvesen
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106th Infantry
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18. First-class Private Charles S. Stevenson
19. First-class Private Frank H. Stickle
20. First-class Private Patrick J. Sweeney
21. First-class Private Frank V. Tiernan
22. First-class Private Harold J. Tyrell
23. First-class Private Ira W. Trenchard
24. First-class Private John Welsh
25. First-class Private John F. White
26. First-class Private William Wilson
27. First-class Private Benj. F. W'ilso.v
28. First-class Private Abraham Wollrich
29. Private John J. Aronowitz
30. Private James .\shton
31. Private Henry Baldauf
32. Private Carlo Benincasa
33. Private Thomas Bananza
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Officers Company K, 106th Infantry
Captain Stanley W. Pierce
First Lieutenant H. E. Marshall, Jr.
First Lieutenant F. D. Clark
First Lieutenant Ira I.
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Second Lieutenant W. J. Ward
Second Lieutenant W. M. Webster
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2. First-class Private V. Attanasia
3. First-class Private H. H. Aull
4. First-class Private J. W. Beattie
5. First-class Private H. J. Brust
6. First-class Private J. I.. Buck
7. First-class Private J. R. Casey
14. First-class Private J. A. Harrington
1.5. First-class Private W . T. HiCKTON
16. First-class Private G. H. Holmes
17. First-class Private A. B. Hosey
18. First-class Private N. Johnstone
19. First-class Private K. G. Kampf
20. First-class Private F. R. Ketcham
8. First-class Private J. J. Clark
21. First-class Private H.
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9. First-class Private H. H. Cundy
10. First-class Private E. J. Dillmeier
11. First-class Private E. S. Dimick
12. First-class Private L. B. Duryea
13. First-class Private G. R. Hansen
22. First-cla.ss Private J. A. Riordan
23. First-class Private F.
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26. First-class Private J. M. Scott
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14. Private R. Marino
2. Private G. B. Krampf
3. Private A. E. Kyle
4. Private M. Larocca
5: Private A. D. Leslie
6. Private S. J. LaTour
7. Private C. A. Locke
8. Private J. Lyons
9. Private L. M. McCarthy
10. Private J. F. Maloney
1 1 . Private W. Marrone
12. Private P. Martino
13. Private N. Making
15. Private N. J. Mayer
16. Private H. Mehrtens
17. Private G. W. Melos
18. Private C. P. Mindeck
19. Private V. Molyneux
20. Private C. V. Monaghan
21. Private H. Mott
22. Private A. W. Mule
23. Private J. F. Xolan
24. Private O. B. Nystrom
2.5. Private H. S. OHara
26. Private F. Oliveira
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15. Private H. SiMox
2. Private J. Paul
3. Private G. A. Pearson
4. Private A. PiPOLA
5. Private H. POECH
6. Private A. POCENGAL
7. Private W. E. PURDY
8. Private H. Rehmax
9. Private C. Robertson
10. Private W. A. RoONEY
11. Private E. SCHALKHAM
12. Private G. F. Schwartz
13. Private C. A. Serra
16. Private A. Sloman
17. Private T. Spramullo
18. Private C. L. Strack
19. Private A. M. Teplitz
20. Private J. Tinkler
21. Private J. J. Tracy
22. Private P. A. Ward
23. Private J. Weiss
24. Private D. G. Williams
25. Private G. Wimmer, Jr.
26. Private J. K. Wyman
27. Private W. C. Smith
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12. Corporal J. H. Aschoff 24. Bugler J. J. Burke
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14. Corporal C. A. Henrickson
3. Sergeant A. J. Higgins
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4. Sergeant E. J. Dougherty
16. Corporal \V. W. Jurgenson
5. Sergeant J. P. Smith
17. Corporal M. J. Egan
6. Sergeant A. R. Sharbetto
18. Corporal J. F. Morgan
7. Sergeant J. F. Schnepf
19. Corporal J. W. Schmidt
8. Sergeant J. O'Dea
20. Cook H. B. Thompson
9. Sergeant E. A. Tanke
21. Mechanic E. DeGobter
10. Corporal J. V. Price
22. Mechanic J. J. Dubost
11. Corporal F. Cox.vell
23. Mechanic E. King

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2. First-class Private A. Barton
3. First-class Private J. Brady
4. First-class Private L. Ceely
5. Cook S. CORBETT
6. First-class Private E. Doran
7. First-class Private J. F. Dunn
8. First-class Private H. Dunwoodt
9. First-class Private E. Fearon
10. First-class Private G. G. Goldman
11. First-class Private A. F. Goss
12. First-class Private H. Hansen
14. First-class Private C. P. Kaas
15. First-class Private A. Knight
16. First-class Private L. V. Lanning
17. First-class Private G. B. Lynch
18. First-class Private R. McCarthy
19. First-class Private A. J. McHugh
20. First-class Private A. McKay
21. First-class Private J. S. McPhilips
22. First-class Private J. A. Meth
23. First-class Private G. A. Graneth
24. First-class Private F. Kaas
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2. Private W. F. Corrigan
3. Private B. W. Covert
4. Private P. D. Critciilbt
5. Private J. F. Donkigen
6. Private W. Ferris
7. Private Don Fira
8. Private C. Fokmhals
9. Private M. Gottliebe
10. Private J. J. Graham
11. Private J. Haagner
12. Private P. Hammond
14. Private V. Hanlon
15. Private H. W. Harrington
16. Private A. Weis8
17. Private J. J. Walsh
18. Private T. J. Hayes
19. Private R. Harward
20. Private J. S. Hockpolder
21. Private H. H. Howe
22. Private R. A. Ingraham
23. Private G. Jancowk.h
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Company L, 106th Infantry
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13. Private J. M. McGarahan
2. Private J. L. Joyce
3. Private W. E. Kane
4. Private W. J. Keenan
5. Private Charles Keller
6. Private C. J. Kelley
7. Private J. R. Kelley
8. Private E. Kingman
9. Private G. W. Koelsch
10. Private J. Lehman
11. Private B. McDougall
14. Private J. McGlinchet
1.5. Private E. McGowan
16. Private J. McMahon
17. Private L. McMillan
15. Private M. McNamara
19. Private J. A. Maloney
20. Private L. Mandel
21. Private E. R. Marshall
22. Private S. Meehan
23. Private F. M. Reese
12. Private G. McCarthy
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Private W. J. Moban
Private V. J. Mulheady
Private D. C. Neecham
Private T. J. Newman
Private J. Nolan
Private J. B. O'Connor
Private E. L. Pedian
Private E. Prims
Private E. A. Riley
Private F. C. Sloan
14. Private H. Smalley
1.5. Private C. A. Snow
16. Private E. W. Simpson
17. Private G. Thompson
18. Private Jos. Wallace
19. Private G. Walsh
20. Private J. F. Walsh
21. Private J. Weaver
22. Private R. E. Whitmier
23. Private R. M. Wolheim
24. Private W.'D. Wood
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Captain William B. Blaisdeli.
First Lieutenant J. F. Callahan
Second Lieutenant H. C. Stevens, Jh.
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Corporal Adam J. Hoffman
Corporal Edw. H. Gaynor
Corporal John B. Scanlon
Corporal George Perry
Corporal Thomas MacDonald
Corporal Alfred Schicht
Mechanic Charles S. Carothers
Mechanic Carl G. Hanson
Cook Frank B. Howard
Cook Fred G. Beyerlein
Cook Christopher G. Kellym
Bugler George D. Heller
Bugler Henry A. Horsman
First-class Private Michael Adell
First-class Private Leroy W. Beers
First-class Private John P. Binkevitz
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Robert F. Fowler
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Fr.\nk C. Giordano
Frederick H.^lsey
Charles G. Johns
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Charles R. Lapp
Thomas P. McAlliffe
Edward H. McCloskey
Lawrence A. McGuirk
Frank J. McQriLL-\N
Edward K. Mathews
Eugene F. Mullally
Joseph J. Murphy
Anthony Salvatore
17. First-class Private August N. Schneider
18. First-cla.ss Private C. Eugene Smith
19. First-class Private Warren S. Shampnoi
20. First-class Private Thomas A. Tucker
21. First-class Private Charles D. Warner
22. First-class Private Louis P. Wyczlinski
23. Private Benjamin M. Abramowitz
24. Private John P. Alioto
2.5. Private Fred O. Becker
26. Private Joseph T. Beckler
27. Private Emil T. Betley
28. Private John J. Blank
29. Private Warren C. Blydenbukgh
30. Private Joseph Brennan
31. Private William P. Byrne
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