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Discharges at Camp Dodge amid wartime demobilization
The 1918 Camp Dodge report details roughly 5 000 men being honorably discharged after rigorous medical exams as part of a staged demobilization. It notes large depot brigade departures, conscientious objector detachment processing, and ongoing training for hundreds remaining, with plans to demobilize and offer re-enlistment in the regular army.
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Alfred M. Riegelman
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Royal H. Drummond
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