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Record of U S Army Health Rate Sets New Marne Era Standard
American forces announce a disease death rate of 1.9 per 1000 for the year, a record low amid Marne fighting and camp expansions. Navy heroes King and Ready rescued seven men from a burning ship Serantes. Army plans expand Camp Hancock and Grant, add field artillery centers, and erect officer training schools at multiple camps. Public health nursing and international mothers education surge, aided by state defense councils and Wilsons proclamation on shipping.
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Hore
Gorgas
United States
Marne Salient
Eal F
Secretary Daniels
William E. King
Clarence F. Ready
Mete
Serantes
Wi Frand
Army General Staff
Camp
Hancock
Georgia
C&np Grant
West Point
Camp Jackson
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Fayetteville
N. C
Fayettesville
Jackson
Camps Lee, Gordon and Pike
Seattle
Wallace
Idaho
Washington
New England
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Washington State