Harvard Volunteers 1898
Harvard Volunteers 1898
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R. W. Black, private. Battery K, First Mass. Heavy Artillery, on coast defense duty. A. K. Day, assistant surgeon with rank of first lieutenant. First New Hampshire, stationed at Chickamauga and Eexing- ton, Ky. F. R. Frost, major, U. S. Volunteers. J. A. Frye, resigned from Governor's staff to become major. First Mass. Heavy Artillery, on coast defense duty. A. P. Gardner, served in Porto Rico, assistant adjutant general with rank of captain on Major General Wilson's staff, stationed at Chicka...mauga. A. A. Gleason, first lieutenant, acting quartermaster and commissary. Battery K, First Mass. Heavy Artillery, on coast defense dut)^ F. S. Parker (ex-'86), second lieutenant, Fifth Mass. ; later promoted to aide-de-camp with rank of first lieutenant on staff of Brigadier General Bancroft. J. H. Payne, Jr. , U. S. Navy, assistant surgeon with rank of ensign, at the Marine Corps recruiting office, Boston. 29 CLASS OF EIGHTY-FIVE. R. P. Carroll, acting lieutenant (junior grade) on U. S. S. Newark, honorably discharged on September 8.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. W. Black, private. Battery K, First Mass. Heavy Artillery, on coast defense duty. A. K. Day, assistant surgeon with rank of first lieutenant. First New Hampshire, stationed at Chickamauga and Eexing- ton, Ky. F. R. Frost, major, U. S. Volunteers. J. A. Frye, resigned from Governor's staff to become major. First Mass. Heavy Artillery, on coast defense duty. A. P. Gardner, served in Porto Rico, assistant adjutant general with rank of captain on Major General Wilson's staff, stationed at Chicka...mauga. A. A. Gleason, first lieutenant, acting quartermaster and commissary. Battery K, First Mass. Heavy Artillery, on coast defense dut)^ F. S. Parker (ex-'86), second lieutenant, Fifth Mass. ; later promoted to aide-de-camp with rank of first lieutenant on staff of Brigadier General Bancroft. J. H. Payne, Jr. , U. S. Navy, assistant surgeon with rank of ensign, at the Marine Corps recruiting office, Boston. 29 CLASS OF EIGHTY-FIVE. R. P. Carroll, acting lieutenant (junior grade) on U. S. S. Newark, honorably discharged on September 8.
What to read after Harvard Volunteers 1898?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by The Harvard Crimson Supplement to read onlineMoreLess
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