Americans Die for Entente in War Across Fronts
A long list of American volunteers and natives of the United States die or are wounded serving with the Entente forces in Europe. Names include H. R. Lighton Simpson, Russell Kelly, Kenneth Weeks, Florence J. Price, Pierre Fery, Daredevil Jack Kyle, and many others from New York, Boston, Milwaukee, and New Orleans. Several serve in the French Foreign Legion and in the Royal Guards, with casualties at Champagne and Givenchy and in air and assault actions across the Western Front.
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New York
Ian
Ivan
Germany
Yale
Kat Lewellyn
Batlefields
Ypres
Heinrich von Heinrichshafen
St.ud
Ger
Missouri
United States
French Foreign Legion
H. R. Lwighton Simpson
Henry W. Simpson
Englland
France
Finland
Simpson
Kron
Flying Corps
Foreign Legion
Champagne
Wic
Sweeney
West Point
Frederickip
Boston
MHA
Amblance Corps
Uel
Wheeler
Mien Rockwell
Atlanta
Alsace
Aeros
Lelya
Jack Moyer
Moign
iPac
Paris
Frankea Eee
Innlel Baton
Ene
Ohio
Ther Ging
Peuche
Legion
Sauterre
Mexico
Delpeuche Lorraine
Hotel France
Au- WC
Leto A
Givenchy
American Legion
ASIS
Russell Kelly
Herman E. Hall
Chicago
John Harle Fiske
Wooster
Kenneth Weeks
Henry Farnsworth
Weeks
Beaux Arts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Farnsworth
Europe
Kelly
Royal Guards
Florence J. Price
Brown University
Price
Alfred Lucien Pierre Fery
Columbia College
eFry
Frederick P. Keppel
Pierre
Fery
Very
Austin C. Kyle
Brooklyn
Jack” Austin
Somme
Fred Stone
Buenos Ayres
Little Cemetery
Bois Sabot
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Caraonne
Henry Walker
New Orleans
Frank Surrey
E. Duval
Dennis Dowd
Saint- Norman
Prince
Aviation
Buc
W. M. Nichols
Spartanburg
S. C
Royal Field Artillery
George W. Nichols
Julian A. Lathrop
Harvard
Durborough
Berlin
Wilbur H. Darborough
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