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War department lists fifty two American expeditionary forces casualties
The War Department announced fifty two A E F casualties with nine killed in action seven died of wounds seven from disease two from aircraft accident four from accidents and other causes fifteen severely wounded one slightly wounded two wounded and five missing in action. Officer list includes Lieut Wimarth Brown and others with deaths in action or from wounds. Casualties also name sergeants privates and a priestly mix of injuries and deaths from disease accidents and combat.
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Washington
War Department
Wimarth Brown
L.C
Harry M. Coppinger
Oklahoma City
Okla
John C. Painsley
Gibsonville
N. C
August M. Treatter
Camden
S. C
Geo. M. Spaulding
Columbus
Robert E. Ball
Wollaston
Mass
Geo. MackNish
Stevenspoint
Wis
Goodwin Warner
Jamacia
Plain
William D. Robbins
Raleigh
John C. Wilford
Carl H. Dauber
Benicia
Cal
Chas. H. Cook
Cusseta
Wm. H. Osborne
New York
Harold H. Tittman Jr
St. Louis
Aanton Williams
Linton
Tex
Edward Ogelbugle
Terre Haute
Ind
Carles J. Riley
Pleasant Hills
Ills
Petre G. Miller
Lancaster
Sherman L. Con
Harry E. Hollingsworth
la Harpe
Kas
Thomas Brace
Detroit
Mich
Louis J. Allen
Goodhope
Frank J. Blanchard
Manchester
Conn
Jake L. Dyer
Novice
Gonard D. Exblom
Yonkers
N. Y
Nikolas Geanaris
Cania
Greece
Clyde W. Halil
LaFayette