Indianapolis, Indiana, the same day on 20 July 1917, and served overseas in France figuring in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The Hospital was demobilized at Camp Taylor, Kentucky, on 7 May
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Camp Kilmer was one continuous round of activity. The unit was processed in rapid fire, thorough style. Certain courses of instruction concerning the new gas mask, water safety and personal affairs were completed. Packing and storing for overseas movement occupied considerable time, as did issuance ...
1944, where it replaced the95th Evacuation Hospitalearmarked for the Anzio operation. Leaving Casanova it later also moved to the Anzio Beachhead April 15 in order to change places with the93d Evacuation Hospitalwhich had been hard hit by German artillery, opening for admission of patients the fol...
InApril of 1943a six-day bivouac was arranged at Mammoth Cave Park, Kentucky, approximately 110 miles from Camp Campbell. Its purpose was to harden the personnel physically and also apply the general principles of individual defense against air, mechanized, and chemical attack while in bivouac. ...
January 1939 in the Regular Army and designated the 4th Medical Squadron (Mechanized) and activated at Fort Knox, Louisville, Kentucky (Armored Replacement Training Center & School, overall acreage 107,148, troop capacity 3,489 Officers & 57,048 Enlisted Men –ed) on 1 February of the same ...
1943 for Northern Ireland, where arrived August 9, 1943. Landed in France July 11, 1944. Entered Germany February 8, 1945, and Czechoslovakia May 1, 1945. Returned to the Zone of Interior July 19, 1945 and moved to Camp Campbell, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, where inactivated September 20, 1946...
Second United States Army 1943 Tennessee Maneuvers. Quartermaster troops are packing .30 caliber ammo into aerial delivery containers for supply by air to troops participating in the Second US Army Tennessee Maneuvers. Photo taken at Camp Campbell, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, 9 June 1943. ...