Army Delights Col Rickards Back From France Visit
Captain Ralph Louth of the 112th Regiment returns to the United States on furlough from Camp Dix. He was welcomed by his father GA McLouth and shared stories of the 28th Division and his unit. Locals recall Col Rickards as the best soldier, a beloved figure whose leadership earned wide respect.
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1 500 000 Soldiers of France Killed
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