Bidwells in the World War
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It was in October 1917 that she received her diploma after a three years' training course at the Hartford Hospital.
Doctor Edwin Hamilton Bidwell of Niles, Michigan, received a commission from Surgeon General William C.
Gorgas in April, 1917, and was detailed to base hospital 8 service. His son, Edwin Clarke Bidwell, volunteered at the age of nineteen and was commissioned a quartermaster in the United States navy in March, 1917. He saw over- sea service on the Mine-sweeper, " Thrush." He was re...leased on August II, 1919.
Perhaps the youngest bugler in the naval reserve force was Joseph Barry Bidwell, son of Daniel Doane Bidwell, who was not quite seventeen when he enlisted, March 5, 1918. He served at the Bridgeport base. He is now in the United States navy.
Captain Alfred Morrell Bidwell was commissioned first lieutenant in the medical corps, August 4, 191 7. Later he was promoted captain and attached to base hospital No. 69 at Savenay, France.
Everett Barbour Bidwell of East Hartford, Connecticut, enlisted in the United States naval reserve force in 1917 and performed duty mainly on Long Island Sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was in October 1917 that she received her diploma after a three years' training course at the Hartford Hospital.
Doctor Edwin Hamilton Bidwell of Niles, Michigan, received a commission from Surgeon General William C.
Gorgas in April, 1917, and was detailed to base hospital 8 service. His son, Edwin Clarke Bidwell, volunteered at the age of nineteen and was commissioned a quartermaster in the United States navy in March, 1917. He saw over- sea service on the Mine-sweeper, " Thrush." He was re...leased on August II, 1919.
Perhaps the youngest bugler in the naval reserve force was Joseph Barry Bidwell, son of Daniel Doane Bidwell, who was not quite seventeen when he enlisted, March 5, 1918. He served at the Bridgeport base. He is now in the United States navy.
Captain Alfred Morrell Bidwell was commissioned first lieutenant in the medical corps, August 4, 191 7. Later he was promoted captain and attached to base hospital No. 69 at Savenay, France.
Everett Barbour Bidwell of East Hartford, Connecticut, enlisted in the United States naval reserve force in 1917 and performed duty mainly on Long Island Sound.
What to read after Bidwells in the World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick David Bidwell to read onlineMoreLess
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