WWI - Company L, 126th Infantry

THE OLD COMMAND

Service History of Company "L" 126^th U. S. Infantry

July 15, 1917 to May 30, 1919

1917 Roster **** 1918 Roster

Occupation of the Front Lines in Alsace-Lorainne, France

From this time on, all data in this history has been obtained from other members of the organization, diary kept by the writer and from memory, due to the fact that all Company records after date of May 1^st were either lost in fire, or in transit from one front to another.

Organization left Railhead at Vaux, France at 6:30 a.m., Thursday, May 16^th, and rode until 6 pm arriving at Arret, in Alsace. Organization detrained immediately, and were placed under cover to await darkness, when hiking was started toward rest billets a few miles back of the front lines. The hike was started at 10 pm, May 16^th, but destination was not reached until 5 am, May 17^th. Billets were taken over at Guevenatten, five kilometers from the front lines near Hecken, and the Company was allowed to rest up after the two severe hikes of the past two days.

Saturday, May 18^th, Captain Olsen returned to take command of the organization, having finally received his release as an instructor at the Army Candidates School, which he had requested, so as take ‘his boys’ into the lines, and command them. But putting in for his release, the Captain had forfeited considerable of his efficiency record, and it was indeed a great sacrifice for him to make, but it surely was appreciated by the fellows.

During the night of May 20-21^st, we had our first gas alarm, and although it proved to be a fake, it surely raised havoc with the Company for some time. No one had bothered to place their masks near them while sleeping, and the result was that when the alarm came, everyone made a grand rush for where they thought their masks were, and in the confusion very few found their right ones. However, it was only a fake, and the outfit learned a lesson, from which they profited may times afterwards.

Company left barracks at Guvennatten at 9 pm, May 21^st, arriving in the front lines at 3 am, May 22^nd, and completed the relief of the 328^th French Infantry at 5 am. This sector was called Center Resistance Gildwilder. Two platoons were placed in the front lines to take charge of observation posts, one platoon in reserve near the kitchen, and the other platoon in support at Company headquarters. The platoons in the front lines sent out a half section in the morning to take over the observation posts, and at night they were withdrawn. The support and reserve platoons furnished ration details, and did other work necessary.

Friday night, May 24^th, Lt. Bernard Broekema, commanding the first platoon took out an ambush patrol, which was supposed to wait for supposed patrol coming from the German lines, and to also reconnoiter….

Marne-Aisne Offensive (Chateau Thierry)

Enroute to the Juvigny Engagement and Participation in Advance

The trucks were boarded at 9:30 am, August 24^th, 1918, and after an entire day’s ride, we were detrucked in the vicinity of Vic sur Aisne, near a small town name Jaulzy, where we spent two days while details for relief, etc. were being worked out, and liaison perfected as we were to fight as a part of the Tenth French Army under General Mangin. The men were comfortably bivouaced, and with plenty of good food, and the Aisne river only a short distance away for swimming, were very contented.

At 9:50 pm, August 26^th, the hike towards the lines was commenced, and at 5:30 am, August 27^th, Company went into bivouac near Tartis, about three kilometers from the lines. This hike is one which will be long remembered by the remaining members of Company "L", both because of the amount of ground covered, and the number of miles gone back over on account of poor map reading, and incomplete orders from the higher officers.

At 9 pm., August 27^th, the balance of the hike to the lines was started and at 2:15 am, August 28^th, the relief of a company of the 355^th Regiment Infantry (French) was completed. At the time of completing the relief of the French, the Company had only three platoons, and these with only from twenty-four to twenty-six men each.

Only meager information could be obtained from the French as to positions, and on account of the extreme darkness poor positions were established. Company "L" held the right flank of the Division, and were in liaison with the 59^th Division of French Infantry. At 5:30 am orders were received to attack the German positions. The Headquarters section of the Company under command of Captain Olsen, and accompanied by Lt. Beal advanced under shelter of a filled roadway to ……

Company was held in reserve until Friday, September 6^th, when we were hiked back to our former area near Jaulzy. During our stay in the reserve positions Captain Olsen was compelled to leave the Company and go to a base hospital for ear treatment, and the Company was placed in command of Lt. Crippen of the 85^th Division, and Lt Panken was assigned to assist him.

Promotions: Sergeant to first sergeant: Harold E. Keenan; mechanic to supply mechanic, Alvin Jonker; corporals to sergeants: Tysman, Fazakerley; mechanic to corporal: Cournyer.

Word was received of the death of Vint Phillips in a French hospital. He enlisted in Company G, 32^nd Michigan Infantry, and at the time of the re-organization of the National Guard at Waco, TX, was transferred to Company L, 126^th Infantry. While serving in the trench sector of Alsace-Lorraine he was suddenly taken ill and moved to the French hospital at Belfort, France. He died on the 26^th August 1918, from diphtheria.

Company remained in bivouac near Jaulzy until 6:25 am, September 8^th, when we were moved into bivouac near Mortfontaine. At 6 pm, September 10^th, Company again moved to railhead and 8:30 am, September 11^th, entrained. Passed tow miles outside of Paris, and at 7:30 am, September 12^th, detrained at Joinville, and hiked to Osne le Val, where we were to train and receive replacements.

Charles F. Comiska of Alpena, Mich., enlisted at Grand Haven, July 19^th, 1917, and served through the engagements at the Vesle River with Company "L". He was killed in action near Juvigny, August 28^th, 1918, while advancing with his platoon, his body being pierced by fifteen machine gun bullets.

Osne le Val; Training and Receiving Replacements

And Trip Toward the Lines

Company arrived at Osne le Val at 10 am, September 12^th, and were immediately assigned to billets.

The first two days were spent in getting completely outfitted in new clothing and checking up all shortages in ammunition, belts, automatics, and other war supplies. At this time Lt. J. MacDonald, formerly of the Machine Gun Co., 126^th Infantry, was given command of the Company, and Lt. Pauken was assigned second in command. The fighting spirit of the Company remained the same, but inwardly everyone felt quite blue. The Company ……….

Occupation and the Trip Home

The information given in this chapter has been furnished the writer through the courtesy of Theodore Krause and Frank Dushane.

At the time the Armistice was signed, Company L as part of the 126^th Infantry was prepared to go into the lines for the second hitch of the great Argonne drive. The Company was then located at Breherville, and although in the reserve positions, had had no casualties since being relieved the 21^st of October.

Company stayed at Breherville from November 11^th to 13^th, and then started on that long-to-be-remembered hike to the Rhine. Stays in villages in Luxemburg and Germany during the hike were as follows: Removille, Nov. 13-17; Colmey, Nov. 17-18; Longway, Nov.18-19; Mont St. Martin, Nov. 19-20; Selange, Nov. 20-21; Kiespelt, Nov. 21-22; Altlmster, Nov. 22-23; Echternach, Nov. 23-Dec. 1; Mechel, Dec. 1-2; Dudeldorg, Dec.2-3; Grosslinteeigen, Dec. 3-5; Daun, Dec. 5-6; Reimerath, dec. 6-7; Alenz, Dec. 7-8; Mayen, Dec. 8-9; Obermending, Dec. 9-10; Miensheim, Dec. 10-11; Kitteg, Dec. 11-13; Gladbach, Dec. 13-15; Rengedorf, Dec. 15-17; Weiss, Dec. 27-Apr. 19, 1919.

During the stay at Rengedorf, guard duty and drills took up the largest part of the time.

At Weiss, the Company was on the target range for three weeks, and also furnished guards. Drills were held daily. The extreme cold, and considerable snow and ice handicapped the Company a great deal both for ….

1917 Roster for Company L, 126th Infantry

ENLISTED	NAME	POSITION
25 JUL 1917	ACKERMAN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ADAMS, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ALBERS, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	ALVORD, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	AMES, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ARKEMA, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BAKER, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BALGOOYEN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BARRY, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BEARDSLEY, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BEEBE, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	BISHOP, ----	COOK
25 JUL 1917	BLAKELEY, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BREDEHOEFT, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BROEKEMA, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BROEKEMA, BERNARD	2ND LIEUTENANT
25 JUL 1917	BURNS, BERT	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	BURNS, FRANK	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	CLOVER, WARD H.	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	COLSON, VICTOR L.	1ST LIEUTENANT
25 JUL 1917	CONOLLY, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	COOPER, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	COURNYER, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	CROW, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	DARBY, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	DONKER, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	DONOVAN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	DUFFIELD, ----	COOK
25 JUL 1917	DUSHANE, FRANK	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	DUSHANE, ROBERT	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ENNENGA, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ERICKSON, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	ERKES, ----	1ST SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	FETT, ----	MESS SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	FISHER, JOHN	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	FORTINO, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	GOLDSMITH, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	GROTZ, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HALL, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HAMMOND, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HANEY, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HART, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HAWKS, ----	MECHANIC
25 JUL 1917	HAYNES, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HEINOLD, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HILER, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	HINKLE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HOEBEKE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	HUDSON, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ICKLES, NORMAN	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ICKLES, WAYNARD	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	JEWELL, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	JOHNSON, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	JONKER, H.	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	KAMMERAAD, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	KEENAN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	KIRKBRIDE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	KRAAI, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	KRAUSE, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	LINDGREN, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	LULOFS, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MARR, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MASTENBROEK, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MC GEAGH, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MOLENKAMP, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MORTON, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MULDER, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	MYERS, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	NACHAMOFF, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	NIEBOER, HENRY	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	NIEBOER, JACOB	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	NIETERING, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	NOBLE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	NOWLAND, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	OLSEN, GEORGE L.	CAPTAIN
25 JUL 1917	OTT, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	PLANT, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	RALEY, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	RANKIN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	REAGAN, EMERY	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	REAGAN, HAROLD	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ROBINSON, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ROBINSON, CHARLES	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	ROBINSON, WALTER	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	ROBINSON, WILLIAM	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	RUE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	SCHMIDT, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	SEABERG, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	SHILLENN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	SMITH, ARNOLD	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	SMITH, WILLIAM	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	STAFFORD, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	STANG, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	STAP, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	STUDEBAKER, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	SWARTZ, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	TOWLER, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	TUTTLE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	TYSMAN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	VAN DYKE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	VAN HALL, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	VAN HORSSEN, WILLIAM	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	VAN LOPIK, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	VAN WOERKOM, ----	BUGLER
25 JUL 1917	VANDEN BOSCH, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	VER HAGE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	VYN, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	WALSH, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	WEBSTER, ----	CORPORAL
25 JUL 1917	WEISENBURG, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	WHITE, ----	SUPPLY SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	WILLS, ----	SERGEANT
25 JUL 1917	WOLOVLEK, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	WOLVERTON, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	WOODRUFF, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	WUENNECKE, ----	PRIVATE
25 JUL 1917	YONKER, HENR	PRIVATE

1918 Roster for Company L, 126th Infantry, WWI

ENLISTED	NAME	POSITION
21 MAY 1918	ACKERMAN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	ALBERS, HAROLD	2ND LIEUTENANT
21 MAY 1918	ALVORD, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	AMES, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	ANDERSON, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	ARKEMA, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BAKER, WILLIAM	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BALGOOYEN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BARNHART, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BEAL, WILLIAM J.	1ST LIEUTENANT
21 MAY 1918	BEAULIEU, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BEEBE, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	BENNETT, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BISHOP, ----	COOK
21 MAY 1918	BLAKELEY, ----	BUGLER
21 MAY 1918	BLONSHINE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BLOOMQUIST, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BRANDT, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BROEKEMA, BERNARD	1ST LIEUTENANT
21 MAY 1918	BROOKS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BURCH, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	BURNS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	CARD, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	CLOVER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	COLSON, VICTOR L.	1ST LIEUTENANT
21 MAY 1918	COMISKA, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	COURNYER, ----	MECHANIC
21 MAY 1918	COUSINEAU, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	COVELL, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	COVELL, DAVID W.	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	DE PETRIS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	DEWITT, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	DEWITT, R.	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	DONOVAN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	DUFFIELD, ----	COOK
21 MAY 1918	DUNK, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	DUSHANE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	ELLIS, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	ERICKSON, ----	1ST SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	EVERSON, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	FARR, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	FAZAKERLEY, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	FETT, ---	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	FISHER, H.	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	FITZGERALD, WILLIAM H.	2ND LIEUTENANT
21 MAY 1918	FORTINO, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	FRANKLIN, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	FRENCH, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	GARDNER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	GENTER, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	GILL, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	GILLMER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	GRISWOLD, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	GRISWOLD, R.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	GROTZ, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	GROW, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	HANEY, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	HANSEN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	HART, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	HAWKS, ----	SUPPLY SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	HEINOLD, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	HILDEBRAND, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	HILER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	HOPKA, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	HUDSON, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	JAGER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	JAMES, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	JEWELL, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	JOHNSON, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	JONKER, A.	MECHANIC
21 MAY 1918	JONKER, H.	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	KAMMERAAD, ----	COOK
21 MAY 1918	KEENAN, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	KIBBEY, C. J.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	KIMBALL, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	KING, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	KLINE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	KOOPMAN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	KRAAI, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	KRAUSE, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	LEYANNA, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	LINDGREN, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	LOOSEMORE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	LOUWSMA, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	LOXEN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MALETT, ED.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MARR, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	MASTENBROOK, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MC RAE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MEEUWSEN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MERREN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MEYERS, GLENN	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MILLER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MOLENKAMP, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	MORTON, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	MOSELER, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	MULDER, HARRY	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NEAL, ED.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NEAL, GEO.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NELTHORPE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NIEBOER, H.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NIEBOER, J.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NIETERING, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	NOBLE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	NOWLAND, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	OLSEN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	OLSEN, GEORGE L.	CAPTAIN
21 MAY 1918	OMAN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	OTT, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	PEARCE, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	PELESS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	PERRIN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	PHILLIPS, P.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	PHILLIPS, V.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	PIRROTTA, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	PLANT, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	POTHOFF, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	POUZAR, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	RALEY, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	RANKIN, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	REAGAN, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	RENOUF, ----	MECHANIC
21 MAY 1918	REYNOLDS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	ROBINSON, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	RUE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	RUTLEDGE, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	SAUVOLA, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	SEABERG, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	SHEER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	SHIELDS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	SHILLENN, ----	COOK
21 MAY 1918	SIBLEY, ----	BUGLER
21 MAY 1918	SMITH, ARNOLD	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	SMITH, FRANK	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	SMITH, MERLE	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	STAFFORD, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	STANG, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	STROHMIER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	STUDEBAKER, ----	MESS SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	THALASSINOS, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	THOMSON, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	TOWLER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	TYSMAN, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	VAN HORSSEN, M.	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	VAN HORSSEN, WILLIAM	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	VAN WOERKOM, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	VANDEN BOSCH, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	VARNUM, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	VAYETTE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	VYN, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	WEBSTER, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	WILDER, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	WILLIAMS, ----	COOK
21 MAY 1918	WILLS, ----	SERGEANT
21 MAY 1918	WOLVERTON, ----	CORPORAL
21 MAY 1918	WOODRUFF, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	WOOLWORTH, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	WUENNECKE, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	WULFF, ----	PRIVATE
21 MAY 1918	YANEY, ----	MECHANIC
21 MAY 1918	YONKER, HENRY	PRIVATE

Transcriber: Evelyn Sawyer
Created: 12 March 2005