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Page 92
In the further advance , 1st Sergt . Maurice Justh of Company A , was instantly
killed by a shot through the body . A number were wounded . Coming to the old
trench , complying , as they supposed , with their order , they saw the flash of
guns in ...
In the further advance , 1st Sergt . Maurice Justh of Company A , was instantly
killed by a shot through the body . A number were wounded . Coming to the old
trench , complying , as they supposed , with their order , they saw the flash of
guns in ...
Page 184
... might be directed upon the enemy ' s entrenchments . The converging fire of
the two brigades of the division and the artillery now began to shake the enemy .
Col . Funston , 20th Kansas Volunteer Inf . , with Lieut . C . M . Warner , 1st Sergt .
... might be directed upon the enemy ' s entrenchments . The converging fire of
the two brigades of the division and the artillery now began to shake the enemy .
Col . Funston , 20th Kansas Volunteer Inf . , with Lieut . C . M . Warner , 1st Sergt .
Page 202
William Somars , Company D , 14th Inf . , was cut in the right arm with a bolo knife
in the hands of a wounded insurgent ; 1st Sergt . Wall , Company A , had a gun -
shot wound in the wrist ; Private Pitts , Company G , a gun - shot wound in the ...
William Somars , Company D , 14th Inf . , was cut in the right arm with a bolo knife
in the hands of a wounded insurgent ; 1st Sergt . Wall , Company A , had a gun -
shot wound in the wrist ; Private Pitts , Company G , a gun - shot wound in the ...
Page 206
Sergt . Charlton , of the Washingtons , was also wounded . RETURN TO MANILA
. On the 15th of April , Gen . Otis sent word to Gen . Lawton that the expedition
would have to return to Manila , owing to military necessities arising in other parts
...
Sergt . Charlton , of the Washingtons , was also wounded . RETURN TO MANILA
. On the 15th of April , Gen . Otis sent word to Gen . Lawton that the expedition
would have to return to Manila , owing to military necessities arising in other parts
...
Page 254
Sergt . H . F . Juirs , of the Signal Corps , was made chief engineer . No less than
six regiments were represented in the crew . The greatest difficulty was had with
the old engines , which were of a dif ferent pattern to those used at the present ...
Sergt . H . F . Juirs , of the Signal Corps , was made chief engineer . No less than
six regiments were represented in the crew . The greatest difficulty was had with
the old engines , which were of a dif ferent pattern to those used at the present ...
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| Title | Campaigning in the Philippines |
| Authors | Karl Irving Faust, Peter MacQueen |
| Publisher | Hicks-Judd Company, 1899 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 5870708737, 9785870708737 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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