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Wounded Men Arriving at Fort Des Moines
Fort Des Moines receives wounded from France as the war department restructures units, with officers and troopers arriving at Camp Dodge to direct new infantry brigades. Army efforts emphasize assessing fit soldiers, relocating non combat ranks, and staffing barracks amid a broad mobilization.
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Fort Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Iowa
War Department
Armand Lasselgne
Fourthteenth Infantry
Camp Tedee Iato
Laselgne
Ienking
C‘ommand
William C. Bennett
Camp Headquarters
Edward A. Ge'ein
Charles J. Hill
Raymond G. Barnett
Perry E. Gregory
Seba F. Huston
William M. Johnson
Bert Lyon
Harvey C. Vermilyea
Clarence Fisher
Walter C. Ronde
Albert Scown
Lloyd R. Watson
Hartwig E. Rasmussen
Forrest ©. Wells
Big
Y. MC. A
William J. Smith
2Nd Infantry
Thcit
al Thomas
Paul Prehn
Wresier
Rudolph Novak
Smith
DeMott
Company M
Infehv
Thomas
Bloss
Bate Hospital No
New York City
Holean
Martin
Mayle
Srd Infantry
Jst
Knights of Columbus
Order
George Nuzum
Pisgah
Nuzum
Fuston
Dodge
Grant
Custer
Tyler
Jefferson Barracks
Great Lakes
Texas Jones
Déa Moines
Kansas
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Waterloo
Fort Snelling
United States
William Deam
France
Des Moines
Denison
Illinois
Chicago
Fort Des
Gi Ft
California
Washington