An edition of Service with Battery "C" (1919)

Service with Battery "C"

107th field artillery, 28th division, A.E.F.

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Cover of: Service with Battery "C" by David S. Garber, David S. Garber
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An edition of Service with Battery "C" (1919)

Service with Battery "C"

107th field artillery, 28th division, A.E.F.

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This book is about the history of the 107th field artillery, 28th division, AEF during the term of WWI. It provides a history of the the battery group by David S. Garber (Corporal David S. Garber).

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Innes & sons
Language
English
Pages
149

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Subjects

107th field artillery, Regimental histories, United States, United States. Artillery. 107th field artillery. Battery C, 1917-1920, World War, 1914-1918

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United States
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Cover of: Service with Battery "C"
Service with Battery "C": 107th field artillery, 28th division, A.E.F.
1919, Innes & sons
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First Sentence

"On August 29, 1917, orders were received that the Battery would entrain at Phoenixville for Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia."

Table of Contents

1. Battery C. Mustered into Federal Service
Page 28
2. At Camp Hancock
Page 30
3. Preparing For Overseas Service-- On Board Saturnia
Page 33
4. The Arrival on Foreign Soil
Page 36
5. Camp de Meucon
Page 39
6. On Our Way To The Front
Page 42
7. Our First Battle-- Fismes and Vesle Secotr, August 13th to 18th, 1918
Page 46
8. Our second Battle, Oise-Aisne Offensive, August 18th To September 8th, 1918
Page 52
9. The Advance over the vesle river--Captureof fisemes and fismet
Page 57
10. The Hike to the Argonne
Page 62
11. Preparing for the drive in the Argonne Sector
Page 67
12. The Battle of the Argonne Forest, September 26th to October 10th, 1918
Page 70
13. Our Position in "Death Valley"
Page 80
14. Our Relief from the meuse-Argonne Sector. Assignment with sixth french army corps in belgium, under direct leadership of king albert
Page 89
15. Our Hike across flander's fild of mud
Page 92
16. ---missing pages---
17. Back for a rest
Page 103
18. Order back to the front to take up a position. Armistice in Effect
Page 105
19. Hove to Les Mans, A forwarding Camp, Where we made a preparations for our return to the United States
Page 107
20. Homeward Bound to God's Country
Page 112
--. More info---
Page 114..

Edition Notes

This book is dedicated to Captain Samuel Whitaker for his faithful and valiant work while with the Battery, and to the men who gave up their lives for Freedom and Democracy.

Book contains numerous photos of the members of the Battery Group. Very tasteful and no propaganda.

May have been done in limited print for the family members of the Battery Group.

Published in
Philadelphia
Genre
History Archive

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none

The Physical Object

Pagination
149, [3] p.,
Number of pages
149

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL22340474M
Internet Archive
none
OCLC/WorldCat
none
Goodreads
6287851

First Sentence

"On August 29, 1917, orders were received that the Battery would entrain at Phoenixville for Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia."

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