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1st Lt. Horace H. Towle, jr. Commanding Officer Page 11 (continued) Page 12 Page 13 The publication is organized by unit. We have no additional information for the individuals listed and we are unable to correct errors and omissions in the publication. This information is provided in order to help you locate information regarding your ancestors. We cannot vouch for and make no claims regarding the authenticity of information presented.
Page 8 (continued) Capt. James W. Eastman, Commanding Officer Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 The publication is organized by unit. We have no additional information for the individuals listed and we are unable to correct errors and omissions in the publication. This information is provided in order to help you locate information regarding your ancestors. We cannot vouch for and make no claims regarding the authenticity of information presented.
Page 6 Captain Ferd W. Parker Commanding Officer Page 7 Page 8 Ordnance Detachment Sanitary Dertachment Capt. Lester H. McAllister, Regimental Surgeon The publication is organized by unit. We have no additional information for the individuals listed and we are unable to correct errors and omissions in the publication. This information is provided in order to help you locate information regarding your ancestors. We cannot vouch for and make no claims regarding the authenticity of information presented.
Regimental Headquarters Colonel Arthur T. Balentine Commanding Officer Lt. Colonel Henry G. Beyer, Jr Capt. Howard E. Beedy Regimental Adjutant Capt. James R. Hawkes Personnel Adjutant Lt. James A. Carey Chaplain Headquarters Company Capt. Edward B. Hinckley Commanding Officer Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 The publication is organized by unit. We have no additional information for the individuals listed and we are unable to correct errors and omissions in the publication. This information is provided in order to help you locate information regarding your ancestors. We cannot vouch for and make no claims regarding the authenticity of …
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The FIFTY-SIXTH PIONEER INFANTRY was originally organized by Colonel ARTHUR T. BALENTINE as a regiment of HEAVY FIELD ARTILLERY in the National Guard of the State of Maine, under the name of THE MILLIKEN REGIMENT’. The regiment, which was strictly a volunteer organization, was organized in nineteen days, being completed July 25, 1917, under the title THE FIRST MAINE HEAVY FIELD ARTILLERY Immediately after its organization, on August 20, 1917, by order of the War Department, Colonel BALENTINE formed from the personnel of the regiment the ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST TRENCH MORTAR BATTERY. This was the first TRENCH MORTAR BATTERY …
