FIRST I . Observing fire of 60 MM mortar, Company

D 2. Ftring Browning automatic rifles, Company

C. 3. lssumg supplies, Company B. 4. Core and

cleaning of equipment, Company B. 5. and 6.

Firing on rifle range, Company D. 7. 81 MM

mortor firing old type stokP.r ammunition, Com-

INFANTRY pony D. 8 . 81 MM mortar demonstrotton. 9.

Company B in route march. 1 0. Company B

movmg in columns. 1 I. lnftltrotion to firing ltne,

Company A. 12. Ftring from skirmish, Company

A. 13. Advancing by tnftltrotion, Company A.

lA . Firing line, Company A.

1st INFANTRY

1. Restmg after long hike, Company E. 2. Rifle marksmanship in sitting position, Company E. 3. Ant1-oircroft defense guns, Company E. 4. Browning automatic rifle in operation, Company F. 5. Headquarters, Second Battalion. 6. Combat problem, Company F. 7. Squad under cover, Company F. 8. Taking cover, Company F. 9. Pitching tents, Company E. 1 0. Retreat, Headquarters, Second Battalion.

HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT

1st INFANTRY

Flr8t row· Cpl J P. Gomez, P . A. Schwarz. Jr., 0 . E . Bricker, n B Gondmson PPC W. M. Huli . Second row: Stf. Sgt. E. T . OSborne, Str Sgt. W. M. Brown, R C Olson, Cpl. \':' . E. Ha11, 1st ~&t J '" L,v,,_.. k. A Bann(ln, ..;pt. J T Butson. 0 J. Matter J. A Dunn. E S Skinner, L. D Brurnrmtt Thrrd row· PFC A. H Carlson, Cpl W F . GjertSOn. F J Leone. A A. Kaas, D. W. Richey ,

RtCBAJm J. DARNTLL 2nd Lieutenant Commanding,

Headquarters Detachment, Second Baltalion

LJ::srER J. FORDYC'& Captain

On Detached Service

C. W Kucera. L. B Ga11allhc.>r, G. A. Cannon. K J Stromberg. C. J Sanderson. Jr, C. Cordt'l. N M Demcho. Fourth row: Sgt E J Bradley. Cpl. B M. Srntlh, J W Lineman. Jr .. L A. Mau. J E Forestell, W H Curren. J A. Wolpers, G . R. Whiteman. R. D Hays, C. D Schackletl, Cpl. A R. Marquex. W M . Lundberg, W. F. Buffington.

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First row· H. E. Colerack, S. Murphy, J. J. Meehan, A. R Thompson. H. C. Nicks, PFC H. A. Arias, D. W. Kruger, J. M. Boska, L. L. Packer. A. Munkel. Second row: T. Ludwig, R o. Mueck. Cpl. E. Ander~en. Sgt. E. V. Johnson. Sgt. R. R. Dustin, Sgt. C. L. Routh, 1st Sgt. A . P. Writes. Sgt. J. M. Johnson, Sgt. H. Leggett, M. Wallace, Cpl. F. M. Ashford, PFC J. L. Wilson.

Third row: W. W. Rhode. A. W. Krier, D. Goodbird, A F Ross. K. I. Sebo. A. J. Ronningen, C. L. Reaves. F. D. Kelly, J. F . Showers, W. W. D~le, F. J HarriS, A. J. Edwards. Fourth row: L. C. Selle, PFC ;::,. C. Byrd. L. C. Pope, R. W. Chuchna, R. Merckel, D. R. Coppins, R G. Mater. J. J. Ma•·incel, W. F. Rake, S. J. Selvog, S. C. Wtllson. E H. Klldal. F. J. Duffy.

COMPANY E

1 s t

0A.''HI:L K . ABEII.'f Captain

Commanding, Company£

First row: R. N. Bright, G. R. Ruckel', W. D. McKeen, M. J. Slngsaos. C. R. Pruszynskl, E. G. Beckstrom, M. Faulkner, Jr. Second TOw: B. A. Mcttcs, R. 0. Schillner, P. E. Dial. F. W. Bloomdell, Sgt. N. H. Llllemoen, Stf. Sgt G Mroch, Cpl. T. Cor· man. C. E. Nansen, W W. Norman. E. W Hyvar1, L. Olson. Third Tow: W. N. Puckett, M. Janesko, R. W. Puttbrese, L. A. Durfee,

INFANT RY

LELAND A STOAY Ist Lieutenant

Executive Officer

C. 0 . Ellestad, L. A. Purol, A . E. Storrcr, M. R. Nelson, F. P. Stephens, L. Brojde. A. H Stempt, P. VanderwerC. 11. 1''. Wleme. Fourtlt row: M . .0, Kirk, C. A. Adams, R. W. Senzel.._ J. A. Monolo, S. S. Peterson, E. E. Worta, J. F . Shimek, E. A. ;:,taufrer. A. T. Anderson, E. L. Fronln&. L. A. Mahar, Jl Ben~hoof, E. w. Leucart.

Fi1'SL row: E. Toppara. H. J . Lan~ithorst. G. A Osterberg, W. Blevln,, P . Jallen. J J. McAtee, V. A. Schoumaker. L. Ferrill. W. T O'Connor. Jr SeCOitd row: G. L. Rolo(~on, W. J. Erick­son. E. \\". R~·nning, V J Emard. Cpl. E. D Shl!lburne. Sgt. F. G . Ford, Cpl. L. E Privett, C. C. Lee. R W Reilly. T. J. Yates. A. T . SuckstorfT, S. L Garrett. Thi1'd row: V. 0. Willers,

Ht:NRY c. BONDE, JR. 1st Lieutt>nant

CUJTOIID J VANSICKLE lllt Llt>utenont

JACK L. HEIB 2nd LLeutenant

First row: D R. Peterson, J. 0. Fallenstcin, R. W. Wilson. W. C. Zepp, W. llaukebo. R W Ralph. C. 0. Lund, J. Showers. C. W. Potter. L. G. Kldd. Sccoud rotu: J. R. Oleynr. W D. Lewis, C. P. Prlves, Cpl. J. E. Bloke. Cpl. M. D . Burd. Sgt. 0. Neilson. Cpl. V. R. Grote, PFC F. M. Jalovcc, Cpl. M. A. D lbbcm, R. W. Malmquasl. N. V. Frovold, W. F. Pelch. ThiTd row: E. L. Maen-

L. L Loskill. D. W. Schutte, R. G. Ryerson. R. L. Baker, L. W Ryan. w. E. Copley, A. R Lamb. J. C. Morrissey. Jr .. J. F Perrot. R. w. Larson, E Myers. A L. Hanson Fourth row: G J. Ma~erus, A. W. Oman, H. H. Ottens. Jr H. A. Nordstrom, F. J. Flaag. E. M. Allen, G E. Naze, R. B Outlaw, E. C. CaUee. T. A. Oczak. F . T. Alverson, E. I . Menke, G. W. Dummer.

WALLACE E. PENNlNCTON Znd Lieutenant

JAMFS N. SWIFT 2nd Lit>utcnonL

ncr, G. Nydegger, R J Melerbachtol, R. E. Llmond, S. 0 Lakness. R. A. Lee. N A Larson. V. G Johnson, C. E. Wallin, IJ. B Hockel. J . F. Nl!lson, C. E. Johnson. f'ourth 1'ow: H M. Lehmann, A. L. Store. F. H. Michael. G. L. Nielsen, J. A. Adams, D. E. Odegard. M. L. Krohn, W. R. Sundquist. M. V. Nelson, I I. M Holden, E. N. Mongers. W. A. Jaeger.

First TOW: P P. Kczior, R. G. Bjorklund. L. R. Hahn. P. E. Gullickson, A. M. Russell. Jr., W. R. Dunblazaer. L. G. Balbach. A. F. Hanneman. Second Tow: c. J Stawarz, PFC R. C. Nunn. Sgt. J. S. Gibbs, Sgt. A E. Keeney. L. H Smalh, 1st Sgt. M. Swlrc, P. H. Rathjcn, W A. Furst. C. F. Flicek, Cpl. E. H. Hoyt, M. E. Prigge. Third TOW: S. B. Chrislock, M. R. Barto, B. Duffield,

J. D. Douthitt, P. J. Balzer, G. M. Nielsen, P. J. Kohanlk. J. B. Barnard, D. R. Runkle, R. Colburn, L. G. Anderson. R. Purvis, C. H Hammerud. Fourth TOW: J. C. Fricke. C. L. Enge, H . M Barrie, Omateas. H. H Dahlen. PFC A R. Raper, R. C. Brockman, 0. L. Bernu, E. 0 Hems, E. C. Maroo, E W. Callanan, J. L. Stevens, J. P. Thomp­son.

COMPANY F

1st INFANTRY

HOMER E. Jmst:N Captain

Commanding, Company F

WU.LIAM G. TAYLOR lst Lieutenant JOICN R. BROCK 2nd Lieutenant

On Detached Service (Photoaraphs Unobtamablc)

First row: F. M. McCoy, J F. Pitzer. Sgt. H. D. Yates, Sgt. L. W. Hatch, J. J . O'Donnell, Jr., H. L. Peterson. Second row: G. F. Rinke, E. J. Rlley, Jr .. L. E. Broitzman, D. J Lehman, E. P. Needham, A. V. McDonald, S. 0. Protextor. 0 . F. Molder, H. R. Rhodes. E. T. Jackson~ C. w. Mc­Kinney. TII!Td TOW: J. W. McQuown, M. L. Lentz, W. II. 1\'laloney, A W Eisner, B. C. Reid, F McDaniel, R. E.

McKnjght, W. W. McCollum, L. M. Miller, L. Y. Meyex·, J. T. Othlc. Fourth TOW: E. H. McCray, W. A. McClana­han, E. J. Westenberger, K. II. Meeks, J. P. Pownell, R. F. Overbeck, E. C. Tegtmeier. H. P. Klelnjan. A. F. Stindt, H. G. Nelson, W. R. Myers, G. E. Russell, D . B. Miller.

First row: Cpl. M. Hulzebos. Sgt. H. Barnes. Sgt. L. B. Fenimore. Second row: J. W. Caraway, E. B. Hansen. L. B. Russell. C. M Sm1th, G. J. Scott. M. W. Smith. J G. Leamer. V. A Hart, E. D. Boyles. D. H. Rockem:mn, C. W. Scott. Jr .. T A. Snider. Third row: P. E. Harnng­ton. A. E Gulledge, 0 Heaton. V. D. Grable, T L. Card-

ner. T. T. Hollon. C W. Kelley. Jr .. H. L. Grn)·. N. B. Schumacher, H. L. Larson, H. R. Sparks, R. M. Shott, R. J. Rembusch.. Fourth row: G G. Rosenau, C. W. Smallwood, R. M. Hagerman. E. B. Hansen. Cpl. M. L. Coulson, W. H. Lamp, W. G. Shaw, P. R. Guy, F. W. R1Ucr, M 'R Hartl, 0. M. Parman, C W. M1ller, F. W. Retchlc~~

EsTU .. L S. TnURSTON Jst Lieutenant

Wlt.LIAl\~ L. WILKINS lst Lieutenant

AL£XANDEII J. At.t:XANDEH 2nd Lieutenant

JOHNs. ROSHlNC 2tld Lieutenant

Realmental PX Officer

DANIF.L S. LASR&Lt.& 2nd Lieutenant

First row· 0. D Blair, E. F . Hooley, C. Harbert, Jr .. Sgt. P M. Fel~co, Cpl K H. Clouse. Cpl. D. H. Hohenstein, Cpl. J. S. Teller, N E. Woods, T. S. Stoner. Second row: J. Barnard. R. M. Starr, E. J. Wheeler. R. Thompson. Jr., H B. Willi!<, F L. Hurst, W. E. Wilson, B. Huston. L. L. Svetc, N. T. Holtzen. F. S . Wittwer. Thfrd row: G. E. McQueen, A. F. Worall. N. S. Solomonson, N. C.

Jensen, L. C. Taylor, R. J. Wilson, E Kalmowskl, J. F. Koziel. G R. Goodman. R. E. Eckels, F. L. Snider, W. J. Valasek. Fourth row: E. F. Umhoefer, J. E. Turner, H. E. Eilers, E. L. Johnson, M. W. Weathermon, W. Skartvcd, I. T. lsom, C. W. Leffler, Q. L. Parker, W. E. Vestal, J. C. Hoskin. W. L. Hudson.

First row: W. C. Scroggins, R. Harris, R. C. Rai'(Sdale, 11. E. Scoggin, J. W. Crawford, V. W. Clark. J. R. Mc­Connell, Jr .. PFC R. II. Johnson, PFC R. C. Williams, PFC J. V. Wickam. V. Frame. Second row. J. R. Gray­beal. H. F. Arthur, Cpl. J. D. Krayw.nkcl, Sgt. J. J. Zagar. Jr .. Stf. Sgt. J. A Baldridge, Sgt. C T. Devine, 1st Sgt. C. J. Boyer, Sgt. M. W. Ross, Sgt. 0. Anderson, H. J Niemeyer, C. R. Callaway. J. R. Hydar, J. L. \Vii-

Iiams. Tll1rd row: J. A. Swift, B. W. Barney, R. Olson. 0. L. Winfrey, H. M. Peele, Jr., S. J. Mosby, T F. Lynch, E. D. Elder, E. E. Weller, V. W. Nichtern. G. E. Ryan, C. 11. Mason, G. A. Hill. Fourth row: H. E Feldmann, L. F. Penner, PFC C. 11. Devine, PFC A. J. Brown, H. Beth\lrem, Jr .. B. L. Le\\JS, R E. Smith. W w. \Verger, E. L. Putloff, H. C. Ralls, Jr., W. D. Clark, F. Graz.da, J. R. Porgeon.

COMPANY G

CJIAJU.£5 w HOLDERBA11M Captain

Commanding, CompanyG

First row: P. W. Schnepf, M. R. Meinhardt, E. C. Shaw, R J Chitwood, E. L. Boone. Cpl. A. Lobato. C. P. Trager, C. A Mlchael, M. Marcisco. L. L. Lubaszew>kl, W. E. Roam, R S. Fletcher. Second row: B. G. Mosher, F J. TaaiTee, J. L. Smith, H T. Lease, R. A. Jacobson. J. B. Kelley, R. E. Gallagher, C. Tucker, T. J. Smyth, D. B.

1 s t I NFANTRY

McClelland, M. H. Bodewltz. J. C. Oliver, II. He!ner. Tlltrd row: C. L. Hay'ovard .. C M. Boley. J. R. Mannmg, H. L. Rogers, V. A Hagemeier, L. L. Miller. J. C Ewing, L. E. Boley, H. R. Parr1sh, J. 111 Randick, L L. Hatley, PFC A L Kendall, C. D. Shreve.

l''lrst row: J. 0. Beck. G. H. Maas, ll. F. Lonl(, E. P. Malclnskl, M. W. Bru­bakcl', C. K. Belzer. Second row: C. L. Couch, N. L. Berger, R. E. Callihan, L. R. Buchholz, D. D. Mayfield, PFC F. A. Hader. Sgt. H. L. Muylle, Cpl. L. A. Elliott. Cpl. T. L. Hardee. Jr .. H. Bou­man, V. E. Koby. C. S. Perry. Third row: W. T. Davidson. C. L. R. Hickman, P . H. Lamb, R. L. Barton, G. M. Pyle, C. E . Thompson, R. B. Miller, G. W. Ingerson. W. L. Aldridge. W. C. Adkins, W. J. Matlock, E. Buss. G. M. J. AppeL f'ourtll row: W. L. Anderson. H. P. Maas, P w. Hastings. M. A. Malone. PFC K. G. Reves, M. M. Love, PFC V. H. Holmes. N. F. Holtermann, H. M. Cleamcr, J. T CltfTord, H L. Patterson, A . F. Bruns

Pirst row: J E Robbtns, R S. Dombro~kl, C. E. Lohman, G F. Overman. M D. D<'­Vary. C. M. Farmer. L. M Dykstra, E. M Mackey. B J. Galvin, J. R. Alb<'rl. S~c­ond row; G. L. Young. J. 13 Patrick, P. L. Robln~on. A J Pirro, Sgt. G W Spark Sgt. G. F. Hardin. Cpl J . E. Hale, Cpl. G. B Smith. Cpl F. F. Wright~ .. Cpl. T. A. Klcjcskl, H. w. McCombs! PFC A B. Jcns<'n. Thtrc row: M. D. Counctl, D. T. Frame, T. G. Ganote, L. Fair· child, D. .T. Wright, II. A Yount. T. J. Dunn. Jr .• J. R. Ragan. J. B. Arbor!. V. W. Adnm~. L II. Dudi<'Y, C. R. Traub, E. L Durllln, G. H. Frye. Fourtlt row: L. n. Phtll!pS, 1. L Bird, B J Straka, C. J. Murawski. 1;, L Blair, M. W. Polley, II. H. Hmrtch~. L K. Farmer, A. E. Cox, P H. R.vnn, R. An· .l!le, G. L. .Ma!<on. B. G . Baker.

VAs TYSON lst Lieutenant

CAm.& S. POliTO 1st Lieutenant

Executive Officer

Bt:RD£LL 0 PROCUASKA, Ja. 2nd Ueutcnant

HAROLO C FOLAND 1st Lieutenant

CuARLES H. Pu.t.saua\' 2nd Lieutenant

Russu Klu:SSLOV lst Lieutenant

ROBI!RT W. CASE 2nd L!cutenatlt

CIIARU:S L. BROWNL~C J st Lieutenant

FOST£R F. KEIUI 1st Lteutenant

JOStt>ll L. McCARVll.L£ 2nd Lieutenant

JAMES B . EDWARDS 1st Lieutenant

MILTON l\1. WILLJAMS 1st Lieutenant

GD"l: F. SwEPSTON' 2nd Lieutenant

HAROLD L Evt:Nstu:a Jst Lteutenant

ROBERT J SWANSO~ J8t L1eutenant

DoNALD K. RtCilARDS 2nd Lieutenant

COMPANY H 1st INFANTRY

LAWRENCE E. JENKINS Captain

CommandinJI, CompanyH

OTTO A SoNNTAG 1St Lieutenant

On Detached Serv1ce 6th Q M.

First row: W. R Wllt<On, P. E. Sneed, H. F. Reed. D. F Brewster, Slt. Sgt. E. B. Davis. lst Sgt. S. Barbier. Cpl. E. F. Arnicar, R. Frlggerl, R. J,.. Rund­lett, Cpl. .a. G. Murray. Second row: w. W, Brandes. 0 J. Dalton. J. D. Hopkins, A. L . Johnson. B. W. Hevern, W. H. Barringer, ~I G Farrmgton. A H. Maier, G . D Stl~rwall, C J. Tobey, F. Sachackl Third row: E. LeWis, PFC R. E. Edgln~tton, PFC G. H. Ham­by, G H Brown. R J . Grubb. B. N. Green. V. L. Horak. E. J. Becker, H. W. Grtffilh. M W. Van Fossen. G. E . Petersen. Fourth row: L. L. Palmltier. R. R. Veldhouse. 0 E. Null, W. H. Nagel, J 0 Zutz. J W. Wick, Sgt. L. B. Ivey, Sgt. J. A. Cavender, E. W. C&rlson, PFC B. E Hanke, G. J. Handke.

First row: H. W. Kessler, E. L. King, F. F. Reed, S~. J. B. Greer, Jr., G. W. Waggy, J. P. Coffey, W. F. Stewart, P. C. White. Second row: V. R. Wade. A. E. White, M. R. Bow­ers, R. E. Ingram, T. J. Ozborne, K. E. Owen. W. E. Lyall, R. Robb. R. W. Luttrell. E. J. Waldschmidt. TIILrd row: L. R. Herr, L. J. Stava, J. E. Burton, J. R. Sanders, R. R. Gerke, E. J. Clark, C. E. Price. E. H. Reinke, C. A. Nydahl. C. H. Ford, S. F. Hi11 A. Orlando. B. R. Bowden. JO·ourth. row: L. M. Logan, V. N. Paulsen, L. H. Hiller, C. N. Johnston, J. W. Vaughan. H. G. OlsenJ. J. M. Jarvis, H. E. Jones, H. A. Page, R. G. Long, 0. E. Crain, T. r. Bushong.

Fine row: Sgt. E. R. Elllson, Sgt. M. J. Moore, Sgt. J. Hester, C""pl. H. E. Kavll, Oscar (Mas­cot). Second row: J.P. Berger. F. G. Hadaller, H. 0. WUllams. J. M. D:~ntels. G. A. Eggeman, PFC J. H. Collins, C. M. Haw­ver. D. L. Weston. H. K. Stute­ville, S. E. Norman. Thtrd row: L. W. Wllkmson, L. E. Prescott. R. L. Harrell, L. II. Wessel, F. W. Moody, B. G. Dalton, E. L. Short. R. Jl. Schoeberl. A. L. Carver, W. L. Beeson, C. L. Burrow. c. w. McCoun, J. D. Cummings. Fourth row: a. 0. Snuffer, C. A. Rogers. C. A. Eat­on, S. U. Bernhardt.._ P. I . Donn­hou. F. L. Lang, l.i. F. Doyle, R. W. Blankenship, T. J. O'Cal­laghon, 11. J. Jones, W. A. Swmdler, E. Thompson, E. W. Moore.

Farst row· Cpl V. W. Goodwin, Sgt. W. H. Coble, Cpl. G. L. Osborn, Cpl. J. D. Goodson. Second 1'0W: A. J. Thiemann, R. L. Stropp, PFC H L. Wlpper, C. I. West, C. F. Bewley. W. C. Beasley, R. J. Metcalt, PFC C. C. Conyersh A C. Gaulke. C. M. Morn~ T lrcl row: P. F. Sill­rlst, M. T. Cope. H. L. Warren, G. R. Gilmore, 0. S McNomar, I A Cohen, R. J. Minor, J. Levinson. R. E. Herring, P. P Fullerton, D 0. Kingsley, J 0. Austin, H. W Graber. Fourth. row: F. Gromowsky, w. M. Weible, E. D. Bowker, C. J. E. Zangel. R. A. Wibbenmeyer, W. J. Cortevllle, S. E. Tavlor·. M w. Weldenbenncr, R. b. Ryn­brand. W. A. Carroll, T. A. Tibbets, PFC J J. Kulas.

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FIRST 1. 30 caliber light machine-gun firing, Company G. 2. Mortar

firing ot division demonstration, Company H. 3. Lt. Col. Horan instructing ot rifle range. 4. Company G on

parade. 5. 30 caliber light moc~ine-gun firing, Company G. 6. Loodmg ma­

chine-gun clips, Company G. 7. Machine-gun fire,

Company H.

INFANTRY 8. Firing Browning outomotic rifles, Company L 9. Checking score on rifle range, Company K. I 0. Chow I me and field kitchen, Company I. II. Rifle range. 12-13. Company I firing on range. 14. Firing on rifle range, Company K. IS. Com­munication on rifle range, Company I.

15.

1 s t INFANTRY 1. Soldocrs cotong chow, Company L. 2. Machine-gun fire, Company M. 3. Finng on rofle ronge, Company L. 4. Rifle ronge. 5. Forst In­fantry Bond 6 Soldocrs on mess line on foeld, Company L. 7. Firing on rifle ronge, Thord 6ottoloon, Headquarters Detachment. 8. Soldiers on mess lone in foeld, Company L.

HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT

1st INFANT RY

First row: Cpl. C. L. Flnefleld, Cpl. M. C. Hagins, Stf. S/!t. M. Seltz. Stf. Sgt. C. H. Timmerman, Cpl. C. V. Tibbitts, Cpl. R. R. Glaubitz. Second row: C. L. Hertlein. S. A. Kort, K. A. Radley, C. W, Hatcher, M. W. Lehde, E . H. Gevermuehle, J. w. Norris. V. E. Krueger. R. PoUard, E. L. Puts, A. A. Noltkamper. Tlurd row: P. Quiroz, F. E .

RAYMOND V. BOTTOMLY 2nd Lieutenant Commanding.

Headquarters Detachment. Third Battalion

Poplawski. H. L. Hammock. H. W. Pieper, C. H. Panhorst, H. L. Phil­lips, R. H . Lamonte, E. B . Kruczyk, H. A. Reed. PFC J. R. White, C. E. Sharp. Fourth row: G. J . L:lbuta, A. A. Jose, C. J. Panus. L. D. Lanham, F. J. Reichelt, R. W. Sawyers, C. G. Kenned)•, J. F. Rajnoha. F . E. Lowther, A. J. Kiersles, J. V. Schaan.

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First TOW: Sgt. E. A. Farmer, Sgt. C. P. Trout, Sgt. F. F . Henry, Sat. A. Perna, 1st Sgt. L. S. Pitroski, Cpl. A. L. Smlthd:'pl. H. E. Fugitt, Cpl. F. E. Green, Sgt. T. F . Rice, T. F . wendland.l E. R. Slatfer. Second row: H. J. Ziemba, R. W. Stroud, 1 . E. Vance. Jr., PFC L. N. Turgon, R. L. Armstronr, E. E. Viessman, V. Floyd, E. Stevenson, M. G . Miller, R. A. Wellenkamp, J. L. Mabon, H. L. Stamper, B. J. Minor, C. R. Scobee. Third row: L. C. Stahlhuth,

PFC M. Llpp, PFC C. J. Miller, R. L. Hummel, S. Witt­mann, G. N. Thomas. W. L. Thompson, R. C. Schifelbein, N. Turchle, R. T. Bratcher, J. S. Phipps, PFC A. A. Lind­blom. J. D . Jennings. Fourth row: J. M. Prettyman, PFC A. I . Landmark, J. E. Surber, G. E. Masoner, PFC L . L. Fletcher. J. E. Stahel, W. E. Johnson, S. G. Feeback, A. D. Statler. W. W. Wright, E. Ware, M. E. Smith, PFC W. G. Lietz, PFC J. J. Matura.

COMPANY I

1st INFANTRY

IRA C. PEHRSON, JR. Captain

Commanding, Company!

First TOW: G. H. Yager, E. E. Schne!Ung, C. W. Sanders, Jr .. M. 11. Reed1 D. C. Phipps. P. 0 . Thompson, SJrt. C. H. Larson. Secona TOW: G. J. Tapper, J. M. GrutsCb, C. B. Youn~. N. F . Stanley. C. A. Robbins, W. G . Whitworth, PFC D. W. Perkins, F . H. Wltthaus, G. D. Gardner, P. P. Brock, P. E. Staller. H. T. Regan. Third TOW: R. J. Mores!, F. L. Graf. Jr .. D. R. Vaughn, H. H. Trall, H. A.

ALBER'r S. PALM'£11La: Captain

Radll. C. H. Fowlkes, L. A. Vedenhaupt, C. W. Chrisman, A. C. Luetkemeyer, T. A. Stricklin, J. T. Schutte, L. R. Tupa, H . F . WaUenbrock. Fourth TOW: J. T. Wendel, F . H. Krueger, H. E. Shelton, B. Smith, V. E. Kieffer, A . A. Luebbert, Jr., C. E. Warrick. C. W. Sherman, R. N. Lulken, J. Blankenship, V. Floyd, F. C. RiSner, J . E. Reid.

Creu. T. PEARSON I st Ueutetumt

First row: F. W. Hamelton, S. F. Kirschman. D. J. Kukul­jan, Sgt. S. L. Swan, Sgt. L. V. Bennett. Sgt. A. F. Bailey, J. J. Tabach1k, Jr., W. F. Wilson. Second row: H. J. S•tzer. A. J. Septeowskl, R. A. Heidbreder. C. F. Steele, Jr., H. 0. Halverson, W. E. Lorenz, •. A. J. Rudolph. L. J. Scbaefermeier. J. PiUoun. W. R. womack. Tllird 1'0w: P. A. Nemer, T. J. Vetter, P. B. Hllzer, L. H. Wol!e, E. D.

JACK R. LYMAN lst Lfeutenant

VITALIS E. CoLE 2nd Lieutenant

Wrt.LARD E. SORP..NSO:-f 2nd Lieutenant

First row: F. fl. Wehmeyer, E. N. Sosa. J. B. Hahn, Jr., J. S. Israel, J. S. Lorberbaum, Sgt. L. 0. Richardson, E. A. Payken, D. N. Nlghswander, Jr'.l. T. s. Potts, A. J. Hardnacke, Jr .. Sgt. W. R. Sharp. ~econd row: P. E. Becker, J. R. Quick, Jr., L. A. Rosthell, E. J. Freeman, G. W. Morris. k. N. Chenoweth, R. F. Umpherman, G. Williams, Jr.. R. B. Smotherman. C. Voyles, S. Ueda. Third row: E. Lautenschlager, E. E. Deering, J . H. Shirley,

Sharp, M. Sanford, M. J. Stair, L. Stahlscbrnidt. B. Ed­wards, S. Stanek, M. A. Elder, J. E. Long, A. Mills. Fourtn row: J . R. Thomason. N. L. Horwitz, H. P. Strltt, H. Treece, C. F. Harris, D. J. Whitaker, H. P. Anderson, R. C. Hawthorne, J. D. Radii, L . Swickard, F. Tarvid, R. G. Emmerich, E. T. Schroeder.

DOOCLiiS G. STONl:JI 2nd Lieutenant

JIISS J, GENARDINC 2nd Lieutenant

AI.LAN R. CLARK 2nd. Lieutenant

L. E. Taylor, A . E. Turner, 0. H. Hollenberg, H. W. Stumpf, W. H. Merrlll, E. W. Mlsche. J. G. Noelle. W. 0. Stevens, J. Raschdorf, R. E . Hawker. Fourth row: H. Sutterfield. H. 0. P. Bunch. I. K. Ward, H . F. Crump, G. E. Davis, D. L. Feldhaus. PFC L. V. Mellom. G. W. Dougherty, G. E. Molskness. 0 . E . Eckland, L. M. Thiele. F. C. Dorale, J. L. White.

First row: R. G. Dixon. Sgt. E. H. Ferrell, SJrt. J. C. Nokes, Sgt. F. Werksteln, Sgt. B. H. Hill. 1st Sgt. W. E. Cunnius, Slf. Sgt. J. E. Neely\, Cpl. C. E. Hughey, Sgt. M. E. Mat­thews, Cpl. L. M. Vlldman, W. H. Smith. Second row: W. D. Butcher, E. T. Byrne. Jr., F. J. Rock. E. A. Grabish, PFC M. A. White, G. J. Brzozowski, PFC J. H. Morris, J. B. Doughty, Jr .. E. M. Fichter, J. P. Lee. L. W. Hen­dricks, F J. Curotto, E. G. Samuel. Third row: R. J.

Fir11t row: E. H. Bergtoll. D. F. Bacon. L. Snyder, H. E. Bell, A. W. Erickson, W. L. Cusey, R. A. Olen, PFC W. A. Parge. Second row: J. N. Groettum. H. W. Bakke, H. D. Bltz, Andrews, J. W. Yocum. Sgt. M. D. MOton, Cpl. D. C. Clement, Cpl. C. H. Roterud. A. I . Reinhold. M. Kamel. Third row : D. E. Harder, J. N. Beckman, H. Karsiko, J. L.

Flaherty, H. T. Barron, J. C. Lotus, H. W. Besher, M. W. Johnson, F. B. Gilman, D. T. Haley, J. N. Bauman. J. A. Bellchamber, R. L. Carter, V. H. Eggers, W. E. Coleman. W. E. Camenzlnd, Clubb, PFC C. B. Griffin. Fourth row: D. 0. Peterson, C. 0. Vonderohc, J. J. Gozola, L. E. Finney, L. L. Duvall, J. J. Bazdarlch, L. E. Driemeyer, H. J. Cordell, L. A. Berm·euter, B. Smtlonlch, V. w. Davis. E. J. Dame, C. F. Beal.

COMPANY

COLWNS R. P&RRY Captain

Commnndlng, Company K

1st INFANTRY

Laduke, R. V. Kulick, W. R. Hamersen, A. C. Belobrajdic, 0. J. Haberer, 0. C. Ackermann, E. J. Blaskowski, H. Loken, G. Lund~n. Fourth ,-ow: F. M. Ausk, L. G. Brickey, R. J. Abel, J. L. ChrisUna, E. L. Atherton, H. J. Brummer, Jr .. R. H. Bjorgo, B. Olsen, H . J. Simons, C. C. Onsgard, M. L. Klu~.

K

First row: S. S. Anselm. 0. C. Suntmger, B . .J. Long, R. .J. Nal(orskt, Sgt. E. E. Waggoner, Cpl. F. A Fountam, Cpl. P. C. Murphy. E. G. Barker. Second row: G. E. Baehr, H 0 Albrecht, D. C. Allen. C. C. Beckett, Mishler, F. W. Blattel, 0. W. Heiple, G. P. Brandt. L. L. Nleo;, L. D. Benner. E. M. Metzger. Third row~ R. A Grant, H. Dmylryszyn, J. B. Finkenkeller, L. Arnold, R Barger, I . Scully, F. P. :O.fartell. PFC E. T. Odegard. R . .J. Schlos­ser, 0 0. Bums, H. C. Atkinson. C. L. Barber. E. L. Reinhard. Fourth row: P. W. Coaley, V. P. Bakken, 0. Nelson. R. G. Cross. Jr., R. E. Wasser, R. L. Rockwood . .J. C. Doll, W. W. Harding, L . .J. Fisher, 0. F. Cannon, T. F . Bross, A. 0 Rach .

.JOKN N. DAVIS bt Lteutenant

On Detached Service tPhotograph Unobtainable)

Ftrst row: M E. Dowell, PFC C. Rubick, Cpl . .J W. Stro­man, Sgt. D R. Martin, Cpl. J. S. Portrey, R. W. Goins. Second row: W Cerny. Jr .. A. H. Furrer, B. G Eisenstein. R. Cullen, J C. Calton, :M:. J. Eudy. N L. Beck. W. J. Boo;cb, W. H Bruns. F . .J_ Blum, J. rcorvath. Third 1'ow: J. A. Bittner, V. w. Bostic, R. :r. Hotfelder. D I Huff. F. J. Heaven, F. E. Hanlon. C. R Deaton. T . .J. Forck, J. H. Bunch, G. R Alexander, D. J. Ballenot, G. L. Bethel. Fourth row: J. F. Buelt, C. Ford. w J. Froio. C. H . Berte!, E. B. Dauer, W. F. Anger, E. A. Blppen, C. F. Izard. W. N. Frnber, W. G. Drosten, Jr., E. A. Barton, F. B . Auer, E. M Dreyer, N. F. Hakemeier.

TtlOMAS E. DowNIE 1st Lieutenant

Vowu:v J. Tm8A.LL, Ja. 2nd Lieutenant

Roei:IIT G. Hoovn 1st L!eutenant

Roc&R F. llAuN 2rtd Lieutenant

DUDLEY .J. STONE 1st Lieutenant

GtXN M. SWIDLUNb 2nd Lieutcnatlt

First row. A F. TorrUlo, PFC K. R. Workman. PFC V. L. Gnllnghcr, J. A. Conrady, W H. Markknncn, E. D. Shady. C. J. Seep, PFC R. T. Dawson, M F. Tur·ek, R. F. Bollne, PFC T. T. Prater. Second row: Cpl. H. J. Stock, Cpl. L. W. Twombley, PFC A. Toso, Sgt. L. D. Garrett, Pte .J. Cartonas, Slt. Sgt. A. E. Wakefield, 1st Sgt. T . .J. Soulier. S~t. E. Dunn. Sgt. P. A. Melson, Sgt. L. F. Wilhelm. Sgt. A. W. McCall, Cpl. M . .J. Green, l'FC R. N. Ryan. Third

RoBERT H. CoL& Captain

Commanding, Company L

First row. H F . Settergren, D. H. Rothgarn, S . .J. Star­mock, M. L. Blackwell. Brown. Second TOW: A L. Kaiser. I . Klcln~,..R. G. Walker, A. W. Johnson, Cpl. 0. S. Selliken. Sgt. D. 1:". Butler. Sgt. R. W. Kennedy, Sgt. 0. D. Coving­ton. H. R. Gunderson, G. R. McGregor·, J. M. Larson, F. 0. Bniley. M. I. Maudal. H. Giguere. Third row: A. Whitcctou<l. C. Mendenhall. R. 0. Oppeaar·d. K. L. Sturde-

row: PFC E. VInson. F. Shryock, PFC H. Katthoefer. J. Rippee. R. L. Schmidt. R. H. Trower. PFC D. R. Gillem, M. G. Lipkin, A. Szekely, A. Stoler, 0. 0. Steelman, E. C. Knutson, If. J. Santel. Fourth TOW: J. T. Sanders. Jr., J. W. Sullivan, K. L. Wagner, C. A. Vogel. F. C. Schln­ner, M. G. Wann, 0. D. Bergren, D. W. Walters. F. A. Schnalzer, 0. E. Heinrich, .J. W. Boyd, H. H. Petterson, H A Standley.

COMPANY L 1st INFANTRY

vant, V. P. Thureson, P. A. Hallesy, J. L. Waida, R. Wer­bowskl. H. N. Barthel, D. E. KeriTer, W. W. Rass, C. Scherimt>schcr, w. H. Miller. FourtiL rmll· F. D. Scudder, D. K. Yochum, R. F. Straub, J. F. Fay. J. F. Whaley, C. F. l!lltslcy, M. T. Woreberg. H. J. Anderson. G. 1. Johnson, E. J. Ruotsinoja, E. R. Wonstrom, H. L. Pawlits­chek, P. E. Olson.

First row: P. Soroka, M. T. Wright, C. C. Van­winkle, D. L. Todd. W. J llayes, H. R. Vie PFC P. L. Williamson. Seco11d row: R. H. Wolken. H. R. Weiersheuser, W. F . Sexauer, H. J. Wein­rich, Sgt. G. G. Schactl.'r, Sgt. F. E. Ridgeway. Sgt. W. F. Holmes. E. Stopke, E. L. VonBehren. C. P. Teson, L. Tucker, F. J. Verdon. Third row: W. H. Wright, B . J Zieger. R. G. Weiss, C. C. Schmachtengergcr. D w. Walters. R. T. Wartman. Jr., A. N. TsuJI. T. J. Stankey, E. E. Tesreau. F . Trapp, E. H Smith, C. G. Tusch­hoff. 1\f. G. Weidlich. Fourtl~ row: G. A. Turney, M. A. Wlsbrock, D. M Steffen. Jr .. A. T. SUck­ells, W. C. Whitledge. C . Tootle, E. W. Sunder, Jr., C. Wasielewski, R. E. Wofford . .i. H. Snodel, M. J. Zelenovleh. G. E. Meese, R. G. Weddle, L. J. Guinn.

WtLLtAM A. H!!ASTON 2mL Lieutenant

MAx W . Lr:TT'DIMAN 1st Lieutenant

Root:RT M. TORRILDSON S.D. 6th Signal 2nd Lieutenant

On Detached Service (Photo~ernphs Unobtainable)

First ,.ow: R. M. Tucker. J. W. Morris, J . \Val­per-t, G. W . Willefor-d. Second row: R. B. Stout, J. Troia. S. M. Sl.'lll.'r, Jr., PFC W. Jackman, Sgt. M. E. Roberts, St,~t. J. 0. Fisher, PFC A. K. Salomonson, J C. Wollard, J. W<'ndllng, R. F. Wilson, E. R. Wllll:un!IOn. H. W. Werner. Third row: W. J. Wheeler. E. J. The1ss, B. C. Simmer­man, S. F. Wflhchn. F. J. Walsh, R. W. Saladm, L. J. Schmidt, G . 1. Nunn, W. F. Winkler. A. A. Parra, K. H. Wesche. J. P. Sherry. A C. Thomp­son Fourtll row; J A. Wue:;tner. R C. Sherrer. C. A. Wilson, L. R. Stru>s, C. S. Scott, G. W Utlley, M. J. Sturmn. Jr .. L. E Ward. 0. A. Wilson. L. F. Miller. J B. Wozn1ak. G. P. Wapel­horst, A. J. We•shaar.

EDWIN K. AASEN Jst Lieutenant

FEIICUSO!'f C. SratWART lst Lieutl'nant

ERNUl E. GR&CORY lst Lieutenant

Rn.&v R . WllltARTY l st Lieutenant

BVRTON K . PHILIPS J•t Lieutenant

RONAl.D D. PRIJIM 2nd Lieutenant

FITst Tow: lst Sgt A. E . 1\l!;)'ers , M. J. Thompson. G . R. Shel­ton, C. W. Robey..r. J. E . \'Vood. J . C. Fall. E. L. Greenfield. A. Henry, Jr., ';'"F\... W. Wells, PFC R. F. Ewing, W. ~· Strick­land, Stf. Sgt. E. Long. Second TOW: E . J . Repubhc, W. F. Tipple. K. A. Stauffer, PFC E. A . Bell. E. C. Gerrish, E. E. Vincent, B. F . McLallen, Jr .. B. W. Koes ter, L. E . Breedlove. R. Jones, R. B . Smith, Sgt. L. J. Burleson Third Tow: C.

R. Deweese, H. Crocker. J . E. Cocr1, H . L. Laffoon. C. J . Smith, C . A. Francis, R. C. Edwards . 0 . J . Scroggins, H. ll. Murren. P. C. Johnson, A. E . Hager. Sgt. L . 0 . Snow. Fourth Tow : PFC W. R. Carlile, V. E . Daub. H. L. Shaw, E. L. Gtbson. J . E. Shanks. 0. L. Green. PFC H . A. Busse, S. J . Dudley. J. F. Par­sons, T. L. Elarn, L. B Albright, Sgt. A. E. McKain.

COMPANY M 1st INFANTRY

LIFORD S . GlBSON WILLIAM R . HUSTON lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant

On Detached Service (Photographs Unobtainable)

RoBERT R. OuTS&N Captain

Commanding, Company M

First Tow · C. R . Kelley, J.P. Yacmcnovlc. F. Pendleton, L. L. Cameron, G . Wayman, R. H . Whitt, G . R. Gentry, H. V. C. Holm, W. Gallas, Sgt. E. L. McCoy. Second TOw: E. D. Kcl­shetmcr, 11 Davenport, S. C. Oglce, J . A . Fields, V. W. Rob­bins. M. K. Peterson. D. B . Gray, F. Christensen, J. R. Clemmons. M. R. WUUarnson. F. M. Crumbaugh. Third Tow: J. C. Zaroor, F. H. Ladd, F. M. Johnson, W. K. Lehmann,

E . W. Scheer. A. R. Lyman. C F. Snlczek, D. R. Collins . A . W. Omans, Jr., Sgt. F . T. Willson. H R. Landgraf. Fourth TOW: J . M. Taylor, A. D. Johnson, H C. Foster. J . E. Shields, C. E. GrafT. H . Berman, G . T . Caldwell. Jr., S. E. Stancliffe, Jr., R. E. Monteith, C. A. Williams , H . A. Miller, A . D. Cooper, Jr.

001./CLAS S. BROWN lst Lieutenant

First 1'0W: CpL W. C. Brooks, J. G. Holub, C. W. Hupp, .Jr., A. Mlckelelto. C . .J. Knight. E . E. Stufflebean. M . .J. Hall, F . T. Przybylsld. Sgt. R. C. Gazzaway. Second row: Sgt. F . .M. Williams. R. J. Witmer, R. A. RUey, W. H. Gabriel, F. M. Henderson, W. H. Bennett, E. E. Hader, 0. M. Varner,

GtORC£ C. SIMS 1st Lieutenant

RtlSSl:LL v. BATO: l st Lfcurc11an~

First row: H. E. Kronsbeln, R. F. Wllson, A. J. Glodowski. H. L. Glass, E. R. Kur~. J. E. Wrll!ht. L. M. EmhofT, E. A Bruns. Sgt. J. Hubbell. Second 1'0W: E. P. O'Shaughnessy, T. F. Lober. M. J. Brcdehoft, F. H. Todd. M. W. Greek. J. T. Flynn, B. J. McLaughlin, Jr., C. M. Holman. Jr .. Cpl. C. A. Herrman. Third row: L. E. Schankenberg, J R. Cotler.

0 . E. Nelson, Sgt. M. w. Wofford. T~lrd ,-ow E . .J. Nurskl. F. E. Grass, L. R. Nicklas, R. T. Blevms. E. W. Meyer, N E. Ryan, D. E. Ryan, B. E. Bledsoe, J. F. Kirk. F"urtll row: R . .R. Moyer. J. H. HUeman, W Wllson. J. S. Wilson. E. J. Hardie, S. W. Scott, w. Fnes. S. H. Potts, E. A. Rawles.

AllLlN J. K£KC 211d Lieutenant

CARt. v~ EvrRA 2nd Lieutenant

D. L. Fenton, 0. W Kershner, G. D. Holt. A. M. Stemmons, Jr .. F W. HarrinJ~ton. E. A. Haynie, W. R. Hom, Cpt R. S. U. Evans. Fourth. row: G. E. Myer, R. E. Oliver. R. A. Ollaro. W. D. Green, R. L. Redman, R. E. Hnrrts, S. F. Tall\lc. L. R. Bright, J. Ntel~on, F. L. Wilson.

HISTORY OF THE 20th INFANTRY

The original 20th Infantry, organized under the Act of June 26, 1812, first saw action in the War of 1812, fighting in Canada and the United States. After the war it was consolidated with four other regiments to form the 4th Infantry. The present regiment was organized in May, 1861, as the 2nd Battalion of the 11th Infantry, and was ordered to Washington, D. C. as part of the 2nd Brigade of General Sykes' Division, forming the reserves when General McClellan began his Peninsula Campaign. Later it joined the Army of the Potomac under General Pope, and saw action in the Second Battle of Bull Run. It also participated in the Battles of Antietam, Shepardstown, Rappahannock Station, New Hope Church, Rapidan River, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg.

In 1867 the regiment was transferred to Baton :Rouge, La., and in 1869, to the Department of Dakota. Here it was scattered over several stations, the most isolated and inaccessible in the country, around which roamed savage bands of Sioux. In 1871, Company I formed a part of Colonel Custer's exploring party in the Black Hills country.

After commanding the regiment for 12 years, Colonel Sykes died in February, 1880. From its long association with this great Civil War leader, the 20th Infantry has since been known as "Sykes' Regulars," and it celebrates as Organ­ization Day the birthday of Brevet Major General George Sykes-October 9, 1822.

In 1898 the regiment embarked for Cuba to take part in the Spanish-American War, and entered the fight at El Caney as a part of General Lawton's Division. In August it sailed to Montauk Point, N. Y., and proceeded to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., where it received orders to the Philippine Islands. Arriving at Manila February 23, 1899, the regiment took part in the batiles around Manila against the Insurgent Army, particularly at Cainta and Pasig. It earned distinction by its control of Manila, which stood as the base of all operations.

ln February, 1902, the 20th Infantry sailed [or the States, remaining one year and e•ght months before it sailed again for Manila. It remained on duty there from December, 1903, until it embarked and arrived at San Francisco, Cal., in April, 1906-eight days before the earthquake. The regiment went on guard 10 the banking district when this catastrophe occurred, and it was withdrawn to The Presidio in May.

In 1907 the 2nd Battalion was ordered to Honolulu, T. H., and in June, 1909, the remainder o£ the regiment pro­ceeded to the Philippines, visiting its 2nd Battalion at Honolulu as it passed through. In 1911 and 1912 the regiment was gathered back from these stations and assembled at Fort Douglas, Utah. In November, 1913, the regiment was ordered to El Paso, Texas, for border duty, returning to Salt Lake City, Utah, in May, 1917.

In June, 1918, the regiment proceeded to Camp Funston, Kan., as a part of the lOth Division, commanded by Major General Leonard Wood. An advance detachment was sent to France in October, 1918, and the lOth Division was ready to go overseas when the Armistice was signed. The lOth Division was broken up, the 20th Infantry going to Nebraska, Michigan, and Indiana. In June, 1920, it was transfer red to Fort Sam Houston, Texas.

In June, 1923, the 3rd Battalion was ordered to Fort Sill, Okla. In June, 1927, the entire 4th Brigade moved by train to Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., and the 20th Infantry again found itself a reunited regiment.

Revolution in Northern Mexico early in 1929 created a need for additional troops along the border, and in April, 1929, the regiment was ordered to Arizona for this duty. On April 30 the revolution collapsed, and the regiment returned to Fort D. A. Russell, which station later became known as Fort Francis E. Warren.

In August, 1939, the regiment proceeded by motor convoy to Camp Bullis, Texas, to take part in the Provisional 2nd Division Maneuvers, making a practical test of the new "streamlined division." Upon completion of the maneu­vers it returned to its home station in September, 1939. Two months later, the regiment less the 1st Battalion en­trained for Camp Jackson, S. C., to take part in the 6th Division Maneuvers. The 1st Battalion proceeded to Camp Jackson by motor convoy.

After remaining at Camp Jackson for several months the Twentieth proceeded with the Division to Camp Beau­regard, La., for maneuvers. Returning to the north it also took part in the Camp Ripley, Minn., Fourth Army Maneu­vers in the summer of 1940. From Minnesota the 20th Infantry proceeded lo Camp Perry where it assisted in running the National Matches. It then returned to Fort Warren for the fall and winter, moving to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., in the spring of 1941 and rejoining the other 6th Division units at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., in May, 1941.

Battle Streamers the 20th is entitled to bear on its colors: Indian Wars Little Big Horn, Pine Ridge. Civil War -Peninsula, Manassas, Virginia, 1862, 1863, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Cold Harbor, Petersburg. Span­ish-American War-Santiago. Philippine Insurrection-Manila, Luzon 1901.

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FRANK W. MILBURN COLO NE L U. S. A.

COMMANDING , 20th INFANTRY

Colonel Frank W. 1\.blburn. Commandtng Officer oC the 20th I nfantry, Gth DIVJSJon, bcsJdcs ~ervin., with various Infantry units, has been assigned as instructor tor extended periods at the l nfon try School, the Command and General Staff School and as Professor of Military Science tlnd Tactics at the University of Montana during his twenty-seven years or Army service.

Born nt Jasper, Ind., Jan. 11, 1692, he was graduated from the United Slntcs Military Academy on June 12, 1914. ond was com­missioned a Second Lieutenant of Infantry a nd assigned to the 5th Infantry. He was stationed In the Panama Canal Zone lor lour years, from 1914 to 1918. and served with the 5th Infantry os platoon. company and battalion commander for a total of 1\ve years. until 1919. In 1919-20 and again In 1921-22, Colonel Milburn was assigned to the 28th Infantry a~ battalion commander. Durin" the interval between these assJgnmcnts he attended the tnrantr)' School at Fort Bcnnmg, Ga., takmg the lleld officers· cour. t .

F rom 1922 to 192G Colonel Milburn was an m~tructor at the I nfantry School, being tran.~rerre<l In the latter y<'ar to the Univer­sity ot Montana, where he wasP 1\l S and T. unt1l 1931 Attendance at th<' Command and General Staff School !ollow<'d, from 1931 to 1933, and In 1933-34 Colonel M1lburn was Executive 00\cer o! th c 12th Brlgadll and Po..t Executive at Fort Sheridan, Ill. He •·eturncd to the Command and Ceneral Stnfl' School as Instructor from 1934 to 1938.

Colonel Milburn was osslgncd to the 29th Inronlry ns bntlallon commander und Regtmentlll ~:xt'cuttve f•·om 1938 to 1940 and served with the General Stalf Corps, 8th Division, rrom thnt lime unUI he ns~umed command or the 20th Infantry In the !<ummcr ol 19·U

Colonel Milburn Is married and ha!i cme daughter, B•·tt~· Jane. and one 6011, Frank W. Milburn, Jr. Mrs. Mllbum is the former Miss Betty M. Bamberger.

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.. . GEORGE 0. A. DAUCBTRY

Lieutenant Colonel Executive Officer

PEUR 0 . WARD Captatn

S-4

REGIMENTAL

B. AL8ERT LUBI:.RMAN, JR. Major

Regimental Surgeon

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STAFF 20t h I NFANT RY

RECI.I\ALD A . ELt.IOTT, JR. lSt Lieutenant

Personnel Adjutant

WILJ..IAM P . HAYES Major

S-1

ALFRED K. DuMout.IN Captain

S-2

Wn.uAM W . O'CoNNoR Major

S-3

ERICK E. PAULSON lst Lieutenant

Chap lam