The 120th Field Artillery Diary, 1880-1919 |
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... trains at various stations . Train schedules were received from the ever efficient State Quartermaster [ 26 ]
... trains at various stations . Train schedules were received from the ever efficient State Quartermaster [ 26 ]
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... train by train , as smoothly as the oldest of outfits . Camp area was allotted on the North end of the reservation , and before nightfall the new soldiers had their canvas up and were inaugurating the famous battle cry that sustained ...
... train by train , as smoothly as the oldest of outfits . Camp area was allotted on the North end of the reservation , and before nightfall the new soldiers had their canvas up and were inaugurating the famous battle cry that sustained ...
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... trains of horses . Many months were to elapse , and great the adventures to be had before these lucky ones would rejoin the com- mand at some mysterious point in France . The rest of the command busied itself loading trains and policing ...
... trains of horses . Many months were to elapse , and great the adventures to be had before these lucky ones would rejoin the com- mand at some mysterious point in France . The rest of the command busied itself loading trains and policing ...
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... train to Southampton , where it split and occupied the cramped cattle quarters of the Australind and the Monas Queen . To graduates of the Leviathan , these two little steamers seemed liked water beetles , and when the choppy English ...
... train to Southampton , where it split and occupied the cramped cattle quarters of the Australind and the Monas Queen . To graduates of the Leviathan , these two little steamers seemed liked water beetles , and when the choppy English ...
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... trains . Each battery had a train to itself , and its new guns and rolling stock , and its com- plete issue of horses made the train a big one . It was a happy journey , with " sunny " France never sunnier and though the trip lasted two ...
... trains . Each battery had a train to itself , and its new guns and rolling stock , and its com- plete issue of horses made the train a big one . It was a happy journey , with " sunny " France never sunnier and though the trip lasted two ...
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120th Field Artillery 32nd Division 57th F. A. Brigade 88th Division Adjutant afternoon AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES ammunition Anjoutey Army Corps arrived attack August balloons band barrage Battalion Battery battery positions billets Boche boys camp Camp Douglas Camp Merritt Capt Captain Cavalry Colonel Penner column command Courville Cunel drill echelon Einfeldt Elkhart enemy fire Fismes France French Friday front line German Gesnes Gilles Gondrecourt ground Headquarters heavy hill horses Hqrs infantry inspection July Juvigny kilometers leave Lieut Lieutenant machine gun Major March mess meters Milwaukee Monday morning move night o'clock October officers Official Diary orders organization outfit planes pulled rain regiment road rolling barrage Romagne Sammond Saturday Saumur schedule sector September shell soldiers Soppe-le-Haut Sunday thru Thursday town train Troop Tuesday Vaumoise VESLE village Waco wagons Wednesday Wisconsin woods wounded