Americаn First Aerial Victory Told by Lt. Winslow
Lieutenant Alan F. Winslow recounts the April 14 dogfight near a European airfield in which he and Lieutenant Douglas Campbell shot down two German planes. Winslow describes the battle, the ground celebration, and the decoration by French authorities with the Croix de Guerre, along with the capture of wrecks and souvenirs.
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Washington, D. C
Alan F. Winslow
Signal Reserve Corps of
Chicago
War Department
Winslow
Douglas Campbell
Harvard
California
Doug
Aviation Field
France
Campbell
Bowie
Temple woman brings rose to Camp McArthur patient
A Temple resident visiting Camp McArthur hospital unpinned a rose for a ill soldier who said he longed for a fresh egg. The eggs at the camp were cold storage, prompting a local effort to gather several hundred dozen fresh eggs and send them by motorcar to the hospital for the sick soldiers.
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Temple
Tex
Camp McArthur
McArthur
McArthur Hospital
Gunner Scores Direct Hit on Farmer
Junction City Kan Oliver Kelch working on a farm near Ogden was sprayed with dust and steel when a shell from Camp Funston artillery exploded. A field doctor removed 85 fragments and he was sent to Fort Riley base hospital for further treatment. An investigation found a gunner dropped the shell during range practice.
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Junction City
Kan
Oliver Kelch
Ogden
Fort Riley Base Hospital
Camp Funston
Kelch
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