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Name:	Robert Griffin
Email:	rmg4851@earthlink.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Missouri
Comments:	My father in the 88th Division. Co. H 349th Infantry Howard Griffin You have a great site.
	May 15, 2005 21:24:03 (GMT Time)

Name:	Carol Weinmann
Email:	caweinmann@earthlink.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	My neighbor wants to buy the pictures I have listed below, I think mostly for the trains that are in them. He wants to make copies and sell them. It seems to me someone who's heart is in Military History would value them more and a greater number of people would be able to enjoy them. His interest has prompted me to see if anyone else might want them. There might be one or two more....I'm not sure, it's been a long time. What I have are; (panoramic pictures) Camp Dodge --Teamsters 9/18/1917 Camp Dodge --Infantry Brigade 8/22/1917 Camp Dodge --Infantry Brigade 8/15/1917 Official Photograph taken with train and train yard in foreground train 1221 Camp Dodge --Infantry Brigade 9/5/1917 Official Photograph/constructing quartermaster/Train yard in foreground Camp Wilson --Fort Sam Houston 1916 Army YMCA in picture.
	January 7, 2005 06:13:39 (GMT Time)

Name:	Suzanne Stanton
Email:	smstanton@tumwater.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Leavenworth, WA
Comments:	Hello, My grandfather, Pvt. John G. Ronnebaum, originally from Chickasaw Ohio, served in WWI with Company D of the 88th Division of the 349th Infantry. I have been researching his history for my mom, his only living daughter who is now 75. I appreciate your hard work because now I know he sailed to France on the Olympic. Thanks
	January 3, 2005 02:36:36 (GMT Time)

Name:	diani
Email:	diani@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
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	December 29, 2004 20:36:17 (GMT Time)

Name:	marcel
Email:	marcel@3t.com
HomePage:	http://
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	December 29, 2004 18:52:00 (GMT Time)

Name:	Elizabeth Schwartz Schrader
Email:	merri488@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	St. Louis, Missouri
Comments:	My grandfather, John Lee Thomas, served in the 88th, Company A, 351st. Your hard work on this site and dedication to making it available to us all is appreciated. He would have loved it.
	December 28, 2004 23:46:46 (GMT Time)

Name:	Helmer Christian Nerland
Email:	cnerland@anpac.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Tenn. formerly South Dakota
Comments:	My fraternal grandfather, Helmer Oscar Nerland served in Co.D, 352nd Infantry, 88th division. I have his uniform and medals, but very little other info as he died shortly after the war. Thank you for your site.
	November 4, 2004 21:47:39 (GMT Time)

Name:	dave
Email:	cap136usmc@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	me
Comments:	the site is great-- my Grandfather was with the 88th his name RALPH MEANS my HERO in WW1 thank you for the site
	November 2, 2004 22:55:51 (GMT Time)

Name:	Dave Holmes
Email:	holmesdl@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Cleveland, OH
Comments:	Great Site! I am trying to research a relative who served in the 88th. The last name is Wolfe. The first name begins with a "W" and the middle name could be "Howard". If anyone has any info that could tell me anything, it would be most appreciated. thanks!
	October 21, 2004 05:18:41 (GMT Time)

Name:	Richard Sandness
Email:	sandnes1@pacbell.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Cromwell Minnesota
Comments:	I am looking for information on my grandfather, Matt Paananen who served in WW1. He suffered from PTSD and the effects of gas and hearing loss from shelling. His benefits were stopped at a time when my mother was young because of his alcoholic lifestyle.
	September 7, 2004 17:04:27 (GMT Time)

Name:	Harry Lamonte Ellis
Email:	fellis@hillsboro.net
HomePage:	http:// www.hillsboro.net/user/fellis
Where are you from:	Nogales AZ originally, Now Itasca, Tx 76055
Comments:	My husband Harry, was on the Pastores in WWII for 14 months in the Pacific. He is 82 years young and still going strong. I will get dates, but I know he went on a troup ship to Manas to pick up the Pastores when he finished his training. MHe was a Motor Mac and also showed the training films and movies on the ship while there. He was on it when they decomissioned it in California. My son is the one who has written you yesterday. This is wonderful you are doing this. Maybe he can find an old buddy. Freddy Sue Ellis
	September 3, 2004 13:20:23 (GMT Time)

Name:	Andrew Jampoler
Email:	Jampoler@earthlink.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Leesburg, VA
Comments:	Can you help me find out abt. LtCol Earnest Olmsted, who commanded the 313th Ammunition Train for a period of time?
	August 26, 2004 21:44:06 (GMT Time)

Name:	Dan Kjelland
Email:	jnkml5@comcast.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Seattle, WA
Comments:	Hi!, I recently found an old medal in some things I inherited from my uncle. I then searched the internet to learn more about it. I ended up at your web site. It is the exact same medal that is on the lower portion of your home page for the 88th Infantry Division in France 1918-1919! Can you tell me more about it? Was it issued to all of the soldiers or was it some sort of merit? Thanks in advance!
	August 17, 2004 05:03:29 (GMT Time)

Name:	steven d. ball
Email:	scorpphip@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Joplin, Missouri
Comments:	My gf: Earnest R. Bowen, Bugler served with the 350th Infantry, Machine Gun Company, in France during WW1. Good info. What did they do after Nov 11th? Thanks for your work on this great site.
	August 9, 2004 23:53:03 (GMT Time)

Name:	steven d. ball
Email:	scorpphip@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Joplin, Missouri
Comments:	My gf: Earnest R. Bowen, Bugler served with the 350th Infantry, Machine Gun Company, in France during WW1. Good info. What did they do after Nov 11th?
	August 9, 2004 23:39:42 (GMT Time)

Name:	Pat Real
Email:	preal@verizon.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	San Angelo, Texas
Comments:	Great web site. I have a cousin that has an old mandolin with inscriptions carved on the back of it. It reads BN HQ Camp Dodge 6-24-16 - 7-23-16. Then another inscription, Brownsville Texas July 28, 1916, a large symbol in an X shape with the number 1 on top and HQ below along with the name of C.T. Lucas. Not sure if this means anything to anyone but thought it was interesting none the less. Pat Real
	August 4, 2004 01:44:28 (GMT Time)

Name:	Mark Schimpf
Email:	nuncle55@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Calumet MI
Comments:	My father, Joseph C. Schimpf was a member of Co B/311th Ammunition Train(Camp Grant IL).Which troop ship would he have sailed over to Europe around 20 Sep 1918.
	July 30, 2004 18:52:11 (GMT Time)

Name:	Eleanor Lundy
Email:	stevlun@comcast.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Collegeville, Pennsylvania
Comments:	I was surprised to find your website and thrilled to discover a picture of my great uncle, Brig. Gen. Edward H. Plummer. Can you provide any information about him during his time at Camp Dodge, or send links to any helpful websites? Thank you!
	July 21, 2004 01:24:36 (GMT Time)

Name:	Millie Alexander
Email:	ishkanian1234@sbcglobal.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	Whitmer Joseph SERGEANT, b. 1887, MN was a Sergeant on the Ammunition Train and Supply Train, Cavalry. He died in 1949 and I have a photo on his horse, Rowdy. Thanks.
	June 25, 2004 22:00:41 (GMT Time)

Name:	Charles Kick
Email:	DrKick@connect.com.fj
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	8th Generation St. Louisan
Comments:	Charles Kick (my namesake grand-uncle) served in the 313th Supply Train. He was promoted several times, reaching rank of Sgt., and was discharged in June, 1919. His younger brother (my grandfather) had the sense to join the Navy, serving on mostly the USS Utah.
	June 25, 2004 15:53:36 (GMT Time)

Name:	Wendell Bowers
Email:	dotty7954@juno.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Danville, Illinois
Comments:	My father Ross A. Bowers was a Stable Seargent with the 338th Machine Gun Battallion. He trained at Camp Dodge Iowa.
	June 19, 2004 13:13:33 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jane Sanderman Mason
Email:	masonj4@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Seattle Washington
Comments:	Thank you so much for creating this site. The information you present is difficult to find and the pictures are a splendid bonus! My father-in-law, Bruce C. Mason, was the bugler for Company B, 337th Machine Gun Bn. He was born 1895 in New Market, Iowa and lived there until his death in 1975.
	June 12, 2004 20:08:13 (GMT Time)

Name:	Maynard L. Blake, Jr.
Email:	saranard@comcast.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Now residing in Centennial, CO
Comments:	My father, Maynard Locke Blake, Sr., deceased, 1970 served with the 88th, in France, WWI as a cook.
	May 31, 2004 01:52:22 (GMT Time)

Name:	Maynard L. Blake, Jr.
Email:	saranard@comcast.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Now residing in Centennial, CO
Comments:	My father, Maynard Locke Blake, Jr., deceased, 1970 served with the 88th, in France, WWI as a cook.
	May 31, 2004 01:50:51 (GMT Time)

Name:	steve baughman
Email:	srb3776@bellsouth.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Georgia
Comments:	Am looking for Sgt. Earl Easterling and any info i might find on him. I have a WWI 37mm (i think) shell that he had engraved with some personal information and as a souvenir of the WWI. He engraved his name and the following on the shell: Sgt. Earl Easterling Co A 338 M G the other side has a magnificent engraved eagle, U.S. crest and flag, as well as a water cooled browning machine gun. i bought the item for $2 at a garage sale about 42 years ago, and was wondering after all these years if i could find out something about the man. I was only about 5 years old when i bought it, and it was in Minnessota. anyway, if you can help i'd appreciate it. can send pictures of the shell and casing if you'd like. just ask.... thanks steve baughman
	May 15, 2004 12:22:58 (GMT Time)

Name:	Alan Smith
Email:	alan.w.smith@us.army.mil
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Boulder, CO
Comments:	My grandfather was in the 88th. I have some of his letters, memoirs, photos, etc., which I would like to make available to historians.
	April 20, 2004 03:33:10 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jessica Overmohle
Email:	jessov@wildmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Minneapolis, MN
Comments:	Great site! I am originally from Storm Lake, IA, and I believe my G-Grandfather, Pvt. Paul J. Koch, was a member of the 88th. Also his brother, John J. Koch.I don't know what company. Just beginning war research, so this was a good start!
	March 25, 2004 22:40:33 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jordyn
Email:	Brown
HomePage:	http://www.msnbc.com
Where are you from:	Seattle, Washington
Comments:	This website was very helpful! It helped me get an A- on my Histroy project. thanx! =D
	March 18, 2004 01:46:14 (GMT Time)

Name:	John Redlingshafer
Email:	jacred@hotsheet.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Salem, OR (ex-Waterloo, Iowa)
Comments:	My father, Edward Fain Redlingshafer served in Co. A, 351st Inf (USA) and Co.G, 357th Inf. (France). Am trying to get more information on his service.
	Febuary 22, 2004 13:18:28 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jennifer Davidson
Email:	jnfchris@charter.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Oregon
Comments:	This is a wonderful website, thank you. My grandfather, Raymond Atwood, served in the 349th. I have a whole scrapbook of photos, a pamphlet on the 349th and no idea where to begin. He died in the 50's and nobody knows much about his military career. Any suggestions where to start? Thank you.
	January 31, 2004 22:52:36 (GMT Time)

Name:	Peter Dvergsten, Jr.
Email:	pbdverg@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Minneapolis, MN
Comments:	My dad was in the 88th Division, 349th Inf. H.Q. Company. He died when I was in the Navy when I was 19 years old and I didn't get a lot of information from him. Now I am trying to get some info for my grand kids my boys and their children will know what dad went through and where he was. Thanks for the great web sight and info.
	January 28, 2004 18:21:11 (GMT Time)

Name:	Evelyn Klamm Black
Email:	evieb@wyoming
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Riverton, WY
Comments:	I enjoyed your information on Camp Dodge Iowa. My father Emil Klamm, served in Company A, 350th Infantry, 88th Division, AEF. I have a picture of his company, and he sitting in the front row almost in the middle. I had it framed just a year ago as the edges were getting torn. I presume the picture was taken before they went to France, I am not sure. I am interested in which ship he sailed to France in, it could have been the Delta, Messanabia or Kashmir. He was a private first class, came from Lake County, SD. I do not know which year he was drafted, but hope to find that out soon. Any information you can help me with, will be appreciated. Thank you for all your efforts to make this fantastic family history.
	January 10, 2004 18:04:59 (GMT Time)

Name:	kent r. angell
Email:	ktruckrepair@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	montana
Comments:	nice and very interesting website--just to let u know--i have three panoramic photos of the 338th field artillery soldiers dated 1917--and two different ones dated 1916, one is signed by r.c.powell 1916 --if you are interested in them, send me an email thank you kent
	November 17, 2003 17:45:05 (GMT Time)

Name:	terryspyres
Email:	terryspyres@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Missouri
Comments:	Dear Richard, I hope you haven't forgotten that I am still going to record those songs my boys are home for a month. We will look at the songs from the 88th division and make a/c of their great-grandfather's songs. This has been a great Veterans Day. My choir at school got up early and made breakfast for the Veterans, we sang at the cementery and tonight my sons are helping my husband put on a USO show for the local Veterans. It has been 85 years since the War World 1 was over. Enjoy your friend Terry
	November 12, 2003 00:20:56 (GMT Time)

Name:	Bill Payne
Email:	wpayne29@comcast.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Albuquerque NM
Comments:	Great web site!! My Grandfather Pvt Orley Holland was in the 337th MG Battalion, (the high point of his life). Thanks for what you are doing.
	November 11, 2003 02:12:56 (GMT Time)

Name:	Charles L. Williams
Email:	Chazo@planetkc.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Overland Park Ks.
Comments:	My father Harry Charles Williams was with the 313th Engineers Co.A, I have a large picture of the entire unit. I belive it was at Camp Funston prior to being transfered to Fort Dodge Ia.
	October 18, 2003 02:38:42 (GMT Time)

Name:	Sam Ellison
Email:	esilicon@pacbell.net
HomePage:
Where are you from:	Livermore, CA
Comments:	Fantasic site. My grandfather, Victor O. Shuman served with the 88th, Co B 313th Engineers. He was "over there" from Aug. 15th 1918 to Jun. 1st, 1919. Great photos. Thanks!
	October 12, 2003 00:19:21 (GMT Time)

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Name:	Montgomery Elmer
Email:	melmer1@new.rr.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Appleton, Wisconsin
Comments:	This is an incredible site! My grandfather Walter C. Elmer served in the 88th regiment. I obtained his enlistment record with assistance from my Congressman. He occasionally spoke of his experiences in the War to End All Wars. He served in the Center Sector Haute Alsace 10/14-11/04, 1918. He was in the machine gun company and always included tales of shooting at the Red Baron whenever he talked. My understanding is that he contracted pnuemonia, you mention in the history of the regiment, and spent time recuperating before returning to the US. Fantastic job! Thanks for your efforts. Montgomery Elmer MD
	August 16, 2003 22:48:10 (GMT Time)

Name:	Raymond E. Verr
Email:	rverr@cox.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Phoenix, AZ
Comments:	I wondered if you would be interested in some old photos I acquired some years ago? They are from the family of John C. Harbaugh, I think. That name is on the back of the group pictures and address labels, including a ZIP code. That would date the notations of the name well beyond WWI. However, one notation reads "Dad's Army Pictures." I assume the soldier's surname was Harbaugh. The 4" x 10" photos are all dated 1919. They all seem to show Companys and Detachments of the "338th. Machine Gun Battalion." Please let me know what you think. Raymond E. Verr
	August 5, 2003 03:44:43 (GMT Time)

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	July 26, 2003 05:12:56 (GMT Time)

Name:	Susan Corder
Email:	susanc_42_2boys@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
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Comments:	My grandfather Joesph Carvo received an award for bravery after his death. He was a message runner during WW1. I have heard that a military field was named in his honor somewhere in the state of Washington. A video was supposedly produced several years ago. Does anyone have a way to help me in finding out more information about this award and or video. I would appreciate any/all information on this subject.
	July 16, 2003 01:43:06 (GMT Time)

Name:	Terry Spyres
Email:	terryspyres@msn.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Missouri
Comments:	I have all my grandfather letters to his sweetheart, my grandmother and just recently found out about his company. After the war he was killed in an bus accident. I am searching about his company I 350Inf 88 division. Being a music teacher I want to compose a musical honoring his history. I love the songs from that era. He was Pvt corbert Potter. In one of his letters he expresses about how grand the sunday singing were at Camp Dodge.
	July 10, 2003 06:12:59 (GMT Time)

Name:	Dale E. Fuller, MD
Email:	defatdls@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Dallas, Texas
Comments:	This Father's Day, I have been thinking about my dad, Neil Eugene Fuller. A 1917 graduate in Pharmacy from the University of Iowa, he served as a medic in the 349th infantry of the 88th Division, entering service at Camp Dodge. I don't know much about his service in Europe, except that he helped care for both wounded troops and victims of the flu pandemic. Luckily, he himself escaped the flu as he cared for many who did not. His medical unit was commanded by a Captain Morrison, a doctor from Fort Dodge, Iowa. As a small boy, I met Dr. Morrison once, in the 1940's. One soldier, a man named Potter, died while in Dad's care in France. Later when Dad had moved to Chamberlain SD, he met the train carrying Potter's body for reburial in the local cemetery. There wasn't space for Dad to come home from France immediately after the War, so he was sent to Toulouse, and attended the Unversity there for several months. I would appreciate being pointed in the direction of more specific informatio
	June 15, 2003 22:33:24 (GMT Time)

Name:	Wendell Bowers
Email:	dotty7954@juno.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Danville, Illinois
Comments:	My father, Ross A. Bowers was a Stable Seargent with the 338th Machine gun batallion. By chance are any of you direct decendants of the same unit veterans? Dad left a written history of his experiences.
	June 2, 2003 22:54:27 (GMT Time)

Name:	Michael Young
Email:	MDY111360@AOL.com
HomePage:
Where are you from:	Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Comments:	Thank you so much for this website. My grandfather (Louis Lauber) was in the 313th Field Signal Battalion. I have a large panoramic photo of my grandfather and his battalion. I also just found his brother (Charles Lauber) in your roster list of the Headquarters Company (I belive it is the 349th Infantry Regiment). I did not realize that they served together. All of my relatives on that side of my family (including my mother) are now gone, so I did not have much information to go by other than the photo. If you have any additonal informaton on the 313th Field Signal Battalion, or on my grandfather or grand-uncle, I would love anything you could share. Thanks again.
	May 23, 2003 20:38:39 (GMT Time)

Name:	Michael Young
Email:	MDY111360@AOL.com
HomePage:
Where are you from:	Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Comments:	Thank you so much for this website. My grandfather (Louis Lauber) was in the 313th Field Signal Battalion. I have a large panoramic photo of my grandfather and his battalion. I also just found his brother (Charles Lauber) in your roster list of the Headquarters Company (I belive it is the 349th Infantry Regiment). I did not realize that they served together. All of my relatives on that side of my family (including my mother) are now gone, so I did not have much information to go by other than the photo. If you have any additonal informaton on the 313th Field Signal Battalion, or on my grandfather or grand-uncle, I would love anything you could share. Thanks again.
	May 23, 2003 20:37:18 (GMT Time)

Name:	TOM BARTLETT
Email:	BARTSNET@FAMILYNET.NET
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	COLLINSVILLE OK
Comments:	Great Website thanks for your efforts. I just inherited some items of my grandfathers who was in the 88th, 351st, Company H. There is a very big photo of Company H with Grandad and some of the officers labeled. It is rolled up and very stiff and brittle, if you have had to deal with photos like that I'd appreciate any feedback and would enjoy sharing those photos with you once I can get them safely scanned.
	April 10, 2003 16:51:50 (GMT Time)

Name:	James G. O'Neill
Email:	oneillfalm@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Falmouth, Virginia
Comments:	My grandfather, Owen Hill, was a skipper of the USS Pastores. I have a photo of the Pastores dated February 1918, Brest France, hanging on my wall. Any interest.?? Jim O'Neill
	March 15, 2003 19:58:31 (GMT Time)

Name:	Loree O'Connor
Email:	time4JeLoMa@msn.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Portland, OR USA
Comments:	My Great Grandfather was Brigadier General Edward Hinkley Plummer. Is there ANY way I could have a copy of the framed photograph, of my Great Grandfather, shown on your website...it what appears to be a calvary uniform? I have the original of him, in his dress white uniform, sitting down, but would love to have a copy of the other. Thank you so much for the time you have put in to this website. I was thrilled to find it...and our 8 year old loves the music! Please feel free to contact me via email. Thank you. Loree O'Connor
	March 14, 2003 23:28:21 (GMT Time)

Name:	Brad Wagner
Email:	bdicksies@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Madison County, Iowa
Comments:	Important note for researchers: a.Camp Dodge is located on the North side of Des Moines in the suburb of Johnston.This is the camp of interest for the WW1 researchers. b.Fort Dodge is located in the Northern part of Iowa and is of interest to early 1800's settlement of the state and a base for the (horse-mounted) dragoons.
	March 13, 2003 01:50:40 (GMT Time)

Name:	Brad Wagner
Email:	bdicksies@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Madison County, Iowa
Comments:	Wow loved your site! I am researching my grandfather Cpl. Willam N. Wagner who served in the 350th Infantry, 88 Division. Any information or other sources you might share would be appreciated. Thanks,Brad
	March 13, 2003 01:24:30 (GMT Time)

Name:	Mary E. Holt
Email:	holt 675 yahoo.com
HomePage:	http:// www.I@u4u.dot.com.
Where are you from:	Charlotte, Michigan
Comments:	Been looking a long time for anything on Fort Dodge,Iowa. My brother and I only know our father as Pvt.F.C. Arthur C. Albright 313Amtn 88th Div.
	March 12, 2003 00:08:02 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jeanice Sherman
Email:	jsherman@cutlerdb.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Massachusetts
Comments:	I am looking for infomation on a great uncle, last name LIGHT, who I belive fought in the 88th Infantry. I cannot access your roster for the infantry so I am at a loss.
	March 8, 2003 00:04:36 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jean Kramer
Email:	jkramer1976@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	Love your site. Lots of great info. My grandfather served in WWI. Can't find out anything about him after Camp Dodge. He was a wagoner. His records were destroyed in the 1973 fire in St. Louis. Any suggestions as places to search for information? Thanks
	March 2, 2003 02:18:01 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jon Mattes
Email:	jmattes@hydrosoft.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Pennsylvania
Comments:	Great layout!
	Febuary 22, 2003 21:28:41 (GMT Time)

Name:	Barbara Danielson
Email:	bjdrmd@shaw.ca
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:
Comments:	I am interested in your webpage. My father served in the 88th Division, 350th Infantry Band. I am interested in your photos.
	Febuary 19, 2003 23:41:00 (GMT Time)

Name:	Charles Bonnell
Email:	illiaantartica@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Minnesota
Comments:	Nice web pages. My Grandfather SGT. Charles H. Bonnell served in Medical Dept./349th Infantry.He went from Ft. Snelling/Minneapolis, MN then on to Ft. Dodge/Des Moines, IA. Thank you for helping me finish where he want after Ft. Dodge.
	Febuary 13, 2003 21:51:15 (GMT Time)

Name:	Pat Carr
Email:	billpatcarr@juno.com
HomePage:
Where are you from:	I was born in Iowa but reside in Colorado
Comments:	I am searching for a George McMurray who was in Camp Dodge 1924. I would appreciate any information on him as I believe he may be a relative.
	January 30, 2003 04:20:33 (GMT Time)

Name:	Robin
Email:	robinno1@hetnet.nl
HomePage:	http://josephlesage.tk
Where are you from:	Holland
Comments:	Drawings,History and Letters of joseph Lesage a First World War telegrapher and Artist. Together witch two comrades he started in 1915 a front-paper for his division. Joseph went through all of it: the first German attacks near Nancy in 1914, the battle of Verdun in 1916, battle at the rivers Aisne and Marne in 1917 and 1918.Enjoy the reputation of a promising painter,drawer en etcher Joseph Lesage (1884-1918). (Fra,Eng,Ned)
	January 19, 2003 12:15:26 (GMT Time)

Name:	Linda D. Carter
Email:	wonderwoman47@msn.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Florida resident born in Chicago
Comments:	William Curry was my grandfather. We all lived in the same house for many years in Chicago. Grandpa loved to garden and would give me a nickel for helping him harvest his vegetables. An interesting event happened when just before the birth of my first daughter. Grandpa had been dead about 5 years but I called out to him repeatedly during my labor. I wanted him to be proud of me!
	December 23, 2002 17:31:18 (GMT Time)

Name:	M. Sue Biedrzycki
Email:	SueBe43@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Boise, ID
Comments:	My uncle sent me this site, and I was surprised to see my grandfather, William R. Curry, on your website. I don't have a great deal of info on him and was pleased to show the site to my children.
	December 19, 2002 00:20:45 (GMT Time)

Name:	Greg Underwood
Email:	GregColmar@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:
Comments:	Great site. My father nearly killed at Selestat, in the Alsace in WW2. Iowans should check University libraries at Ames and Iowa City. They have good books on this. The Marshalltown library has divsion book highlighting each man with photograph who was killed in Alsace in WW1.
	November 19, 2002 04:03:40 (GMT Time)

Name:	sandy elder
Email:	locnw@worldnet.att.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	seattle wa
Comments:	I like your site, I am researching my grandfather who was in 91st Infantry Div "wild west" ww1 and just happened upon your web site. I realized now after researching ww1 why my grandfather only lived to 46 after the war...he survived the war but died back home. My grandmother and he divorced because of his drinking, well now I really know why, just staying alive over there was challenge enough and then I'm sure having to deal with all of the memories of the terrible things happening. I will keep looking for more information to try and see and learn about a grandfather I never knew. Thanks again for your site.
	November 15, 2002 06:31:38 (GMT Time)

Name:	David Gangsei
Email:	dhgang@uslink.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Pequot Lakes, Minnesota
Comments:	Many thanks for your website!!! My dad was in the 351stInfantry, 88th Div. But he died in 1935 from a heart attack and I am only learning about many of his advetures now. Thanks again! David
	November 15, 2002 02:24:54 (GMT Time)

Name:	sandra patterson
Email:	sanstrl@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	arkansas
Comments:	My Grandfather's headstone read's,PFC BTRY F 339 FLD ARTY WW1. BENJAMIN H. REAGAN. Can you give me any more info. on the 339th. Thank You
	October 17, 2002 17:38:49 (GMT Time)

Name:	Connie Shepherd
Email:	shepherd1@centurytel.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Paris, Ark
Comments:	Trying to trace my GrandFather's path in WW1. I found your site to be very informative. Could not read all of his enlistment papers & your page helped me "fill in" the parts that were illegible. I've stored this in my favorites to print some of the info for the family history. Thanks again!! Connie (Scott) Shepherd
	September 16, 2002 22:11:33 (GMT Time)

Name:	Eric MANSUY
Email:	emdv@wanadoo.fr
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	In the Vosges, FRANCE (very close to Alsace)
Comments:	Great website, to say the least. As I'm interested in everything about the 3 US divisions that were involved in Alsace in 1918 (29th Division, 32nd Division, and of course 88th Division), any type of exclusive information about them (pictures, memoirs, letters, etc.) will be welcome for my personal research on that topic. Thanks a lot in advance. Many thanks to those doughboys who came such a long way to help us more than 80 years ago now. Eric Mansuy
	August 23, 2002 13:41:15 (GMT Time)

Name:	Gary Hall
Email:	garyhall02@cs.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Torrance, CA
Comments:	I'm originally from Ames, IA. My grandfather, Gus Hall, was assigned to the 313th Engineers, 88th Infantry Division in WW1. He is buried in the vets section of Green Hills Memorial Cemetary in Palos Verdes, CA with the 88th and 313th inscribed on his gravestone. I myself was part of the 4th Infantry Division in Viet Nam, serving as a helicopter pilot.
	August 4, 2002 23:37:32 (GMT Time)

Name:	Robert Warren Conrad
Email:	ialaw@harenet.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Knoxville, Iowa
Comments:	I am the grandson of Cpl. Veno Conrad, Bennett, Iowa, 337th machine gun battalion, 1917. France. The year of his death, 1975, he gave me the cigarette lighter he carried with him in France. Its the only thing I have to remember him by, other than his many acts of kindness which I will never forget. If anybody has any pictures of him I'd sure be thankful for any and all I could download or copy. Veno was about 6'6" tall and stood well above most others. He was known to wear a white straw hat on occasion and the only picture I saw of him in France he had it on and stood about a foot taller than the other gentlemant he was with.
	July 28, 2002 17:42:46 (GMT Time)

Name:	Harold j drew
Email:	panama357@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	cedar rapids ia
Comments:	i like your site this is the frist time that i have visited it but i will be back I am a veteran. and was named after my grandfarther who was with H.O. 351st INF at Haute Alasce thanks for the site panama357
	July 23, 2002 02:49:50 (GMT Time)

Name:	De Bruyn
Email:	moomergamer@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Belgium
Comments:	Splendid site. I came across it doing research on my grandfathers brother who migrated in 1913 and got killed in 1917 whilst serving in the US army.
	June 22, 2002 12:06:08 (GMT Time)

Name:	De Bruyn
Email:	moomergamer@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Belgium
Comments:	Splendid site. I came across it doing research on my grandfathers brother who migrated in 1913 and got killed in 1917 in the US army.
	June 22, 2002 12:04:47 (GMT Time)

Name:	MAJ Michael Foncannon
Email:	mykef2@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	KY
Comments:
	April 21, 2002 22:14:57 (GMT Time)

Name:	Joan Little
Email:	tlittle@columbus.rr.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	originally from Sandusky, OH, now in Cols, OH
Comments:	Great website ! We visited Camp Dodge (from the perimeters ) last month. Your pictures were wonderful. My dad was there in 1918, before going to Germany. Would you be interested if we find some more pics? We'd be glad to send them.
	April 19, 2002 23:46:03 (GMT Time)

Name:	Heath Richter
Email:	hjrichter@msn.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Mobile, Alabama
Comments:	A fine site. My great grandfather was in the 337th Machine Gun battalion in the 88th. His name was Rinhart Oscar Richter. This is the only place I have ever found info on him on the internet. He died one month before I was born so I never knew him. This site helps me learn some of what he went through in his life. Thanks so much. By the way, my grandfather has a picture of Rinharts battalion at home on the wall in Algona, Iowa.
	Febuary 7, 2002 02:42:14 (GMT Time)

Name:	Harold Hodder
Email:	hhodder@attglobal.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Toronto, Canada
Comments:	We recently acquired copies of my Grandfather's military file fro Ottawa Canada and we noticed he sailed from Halifax on the "Scotian" during early 1916. I take it this was a US troop ship? Do you by any chance have a photo of that ship? If so, a copy would be deeply appreciated. Many thanks and keep up the great work. H. Hodder
	Febuary 4, 2002 22:01:21 (GMT Time)

Name:	John O'Connell
Email:	joc6966@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Massachusetts
Comments:	Researching family, Great uncle John J. Quinn from South Dakota 349th infantry regiment 88th division, along with his Gold Star Mother. Looking for info on them, photos, whatever I can learn. Very interesting site, showing years of work. Any ideas to learn more about my relatives, specifically military medals, awards, report of killed in action details, anything I can learn. Thanks for all your help. Best Regards
	January 26, 2002 20:01:59 (GMT Time)

Name:	John Fitzgerald
Email:	john41@home.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	My father was James Fitzgerald, he was in the 337th machine gunners battlion. I enjoy looking over this information. John
	January 16, 2002 16:56:55 (GMT Time)

Name:	Oswald Schwitter
Email:	schwitter@smile.ch
HomePage:	http://home.sunrise.ch/schwitte/
Where are you from:	Switzerland
Comments:	Hello, thanks to info by Eric Mansuy I got to your beautiful and excellent page. No time yet to read in detail, copied Battles & History. ++ Greatly interested, as preparing a GMS-tour ( www.gms-reisen.ch ) to the area between Swiss border and Cernay where your father and the 88th Div were acting. Compliments for the phantastic pictures, I had a look at a dozen. Will be back - meanwhile best regards. Oswald.
	January 9, 2002 22:00:51 (GMT Time)

Name:	Joyce Baumann
Email:	jeb1and2@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Northfield, MN & Seeley Lake , MT
Comments:	I'm really excited to have finally found out where my uncle Arthur B. Stewart spent his last days-he's buried at the Meuse-Arg. Ceme.-died 10/15/18
	January 3, 2002 03:25:42 (GMT Time)

Name:	Kim Klempnauer
Email:	Intkimmi@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Dallas, TX
Comments:	I really enjoyed your site. I am trying to find any information concerning my Grandfather, Louis Zutavern, 339th F.A., 88th Division. Would really like any info. you might have. I am not even for sure that he was apart of the 339th. He was from Kansas, there in France 1918-1919. He never spoke of the War. Thanks for you help.
	November 19, 2001 22:46:45 (GMT Time)

Name:	LaVonne Edeker
Email:	lredeker@netins.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	Recently received a copy of a postcard showing some members of Company C at Camp Dodge after they got off the train in Des Moines. They hiked seventeen miles in shirt sleeves in freezing weather. Their names are on the back.
	November 16, 2001 01:46:32 (GMT Time)

Name:	Beverly Giles
Email:	bagiles@gci.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Alaska
Comments:	Very interesting since my paternal grandfather was with the 88th. He and one of his brothers came from Minnesota.
	September 8, 2001 20:36:45 (GMT Time)

Name:	Mark Dommer
Email:	spitzrus@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	california
Comments:	hello my Grandfather Ernest Dommer was in ww1 i have a medal here its got blue on the outsides & orange in the middle on the medal is a winged angel with a sword & shield on back it says "the Great war for civilization" on the ribbon are 2 metal tags one says st. mihiel the other says meuse-argonne can u tell me anything about this?? thank you
	September 4, 2001 01:16:12 (GMT Time)

Name:	jean Page
Email:	jean@doublej.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Sunnyvale, California
Comments:	I would like to know where you got the photos of Camp Dodge? Are they available in a higher resolution ? I am doing research on Camp Dodge and the 351st Inf. My grandfather is buried at Keokuk National Cemetery. He is listed with the 351st Infantry.
	August 31, 2001 06:36:21 (GMT Time)

Name:	Donald P. Tuttle
Email:	dobbsi5@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	washington, d.c.
Comments:	my dad, Jesse W. Tuttle, Jr., was a sergeant in 352d inf 88th div according to a grand forks (nd) county publication of men in "The World War." your excellent website seems to be a bit short of info on 352d. can you clarify? thanks so much.
	August 26, 2001 00:43:20 (GMT Time)

Name:	LaVonne Edeker
Email:	lredeker@netins.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	I recently toured the State Capitol Building in Des Moines, Iowa. They have an extremely large photo of WWI troops taken on May 15, 1919 in front of the Capitol. I believe it was a mustering out ceremony. It was hand colored and the largest enlargement in the world. It was taken by William Thomas Showers of Des Moines. I spoke with his grandson this past week. He feels the original may have been destroyed. Does anyone have other information about this occasion? I understand the troops ma
	August 11, 2001 14:46:28 (GMT Time)

Name:	LaVonne Edeker
Email:	lredeker@netins.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	I recently toured the State Capitol Building in Des Moines, Iowa. They have an extremely large photo of WWI troops taken on May 15, 1919 in front of the Capitol. I believe it was a mustering out ceremony. It was hand colored and the largest enlargement in the world. It was taken by William Thomas Showers of Des Moines. I spoke with his grandson this past week. He feels the original may have been destroyed. Does anyone have other information about this occasion? I understand the troops ma
	August 11, 2001 14:45:13 (GMT Time)

Name:	Lucille Berard
Email:	nanatx@msn.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Springfield, MA
Comments:	My husband was KIA in Italy in 1944. I am seeking anyone who knew Leo Berard.
	August 6, 2001 23:53:39 (GMT Time)

Name:	maurice mcinerny
Email:	none
HomePage:	http://none
Where are you from:	minneapolis mn
Comments:	great job on web site i was searching along time for anything on 313 eng My grandfather Peter Maiers served in g company in the great war thanks so much
	July 30, 2001 02:01:56 (GMT Time)

Name:	Dwain Wood
Email:	woodd@eglin.af.mil
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	originally, marion IA, now, Crestview FL
Comments:	My dad, Herbert Wood and his Brother John W. Wood went through Camp Dodge and were assigned to the 313th Foeld Signal Bat, Co. C, I am looking for information on them, help. D.Wood (850)882-1642
	July 27, 2001 15:31:24 (GMT Time)

Name:	Thomas Sage
Email:	tsageusmcr@cs.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Waterloo, Iowa
Comments:	I'm doing a search for a friend of my about her grandfather who was in the 313th Engineers. Got some very good info! I had no idea that this was out there.
	July 21, 2001 23:48:14 (GMT Time)

Name:	Bev. Giles
Email:	bagiles@gci.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Alaska
Comments:	With a little help, I found out that my paternal grandfather was with the 88th Division during WWI. He was with Co D, 532 Infantry and with Bo. B, Development Battalion #1. Reading the info in this website is very informative to me, since I never knew my paternal grandfather. Thank you for the website. Bev. Giles
	July 10, 2001 18:30:05 (GMT Time)

Name:	Bev. Giles
Email:	bagiles@gci.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Alaska
Comments:	With a little help, I found out that my paternal grandfather was with the 88th Division during WWI. He was with Co D, 532 Infantry and with Bo. B, Development Battalion #1. Reading the info in this website is very informative to me, since I never knew my paternal grandfather. Thank you for the website. Bev. Giles
	July 10, 2001 18:29:12 (GMT Time)

Name:	Diane Young
Email:	YoungNP@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Born in Iowa; now in California
Comments:	My grandfather was in Co. E, 349th Div out of Camp Dodge. Great site. Thanks for sharing.
	July 7, 2001 16:07:39 (GMT Time)

Name:	Darla Langille
Email:	Rchevy56bob@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	I recently aquired a book on the "THE 88th DIVISION in the WORLD WAR of 1914 - 1918" Published in 1919. Is there anyone interested in it?
	May 19, 2001 18:14:16 (GMT Time)

Name:	Darla Langille
Email:	Rchevy56bob@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:
	May 19, 2001 18:06:32 (GMT Time)

Name:	Pat McClendon
Email:	WorldWarOne@PatmcClendon.com
HomePage:	http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~worldwarone/
Where are you from:	Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Comments:	I enjoyed visiting your web site. See mine, World War One, WWI or "The Great War" at URL: http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~worldwarone/
	April 28, 2001 00:21:01 (GMT Time)

Name:	Wendy Burgess
Email:	Shadow2@wnonline.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Michigan
Comments:	My Great Great Uncle J.C. Christenson served in the 351st A & B corps 88th Division he died Oct 12-1918 in france. The only problem is I don't have much information on him... He came from Crawford County, Grayling Michigan..
	March 28, 2001 16:07:22 (GMT Time)

Name:	Patricia Cheney
Email:	patandda@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	New Hampshire
Comments:	Great site. My grandfather, James C. Yoder was a pvt in E Company, 313th Ammunition Train. Am trying to find out more, to include ribbons, awards etc. Any infor would help. Thanks. Great site
	March 18, 2001 14:22:38 (GMT Time)

Name:	Paul L. Otto
Email:	Potto@Teleport.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Portland, Or
Comments:	Do you have any information on Clive Otto ? I'm not sure he was with this group, but he was born in or around Bennet Nebraska.
	March 15, 2001 06:18:45 (GMT Time)

Name:	Dan Quintell
Email:	DEQuinl2000@msn.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Darien, ILLinois
Comments:	One of greatest sites I have visited. seeing the photos of those men,reading their histories, and hearing the music just humbles me with pride and emotion.
	March 1, 2001 22:02:04 (GMT Time)

Name:	Hal Fairfield
Email:	hal.fairfield@stellexms.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	Great site-- just a few errors! Have you any info on Melvin C. Daugherty Co. F, 349 Inf.-- He was my Grandfather
	Febuary 26, 2001 19:49:53 (GMT Time)

Name:	LaVonne Edeker
Email:	lredeker@netins.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	Is it possible to print out this information to be used as a reference when putting my father's WWI memoirs together? I have been looking for the 88th Battalion for quite some time since I recently found pictures and several newspaper articles that were printed from my father's letters home from France. Great site! It has answered lots of questions for me. We have a photo of the ship that brought Dad home, but have had no picture of the Kashmir that took him there. Thanks. LaVonne Edeker
	Febuary 25, 2001 20:24:13 (GMT Time)

Name:	Donald C. Dorman Watts
Email:	wattsaia@gte.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California via Baton Rouge, LA
Comments:	I'm impressed by your site, it is book quality. I'm trying to find info on Grover Cleveland Dorman, my grand father, he servrd in the 88 Div. 339th Artillery WW1..
	Febuary 24, 2001 18:09:10 (GMT Time)

Name:	Margaret Clancy
Email:	ClancyDear@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Tucson AZ
Comments:	This is a great site. I visited once before and entered information about my grandfather, Sgt. George Clancy, a WWI Vet. I lost that site, any idea where I could find it again. It was like a tribute to Vets. & information.
	Febuary 23, 2001 16:46:15 (GMT Time)

Name:	Patricia Hochstetter
Email:	pdavis54@PACBELL.NET
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	CALIFORNIA
Comments:	My grandfather, Clyde Ross Olson, was in the engenierring division-Co. B i believe.
	Febuary 15, 2001 20:25:53 (GMT Time)

Name:	Millie Alexander
Email:	ishkani@attglobal.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	A great site--thanks for having it. I have an ancestor that was in this Division as running the ammunition train and also quarded prisoners. His name was Whitmer SERGEANT. I have a photo of him on his horse "Rowdy". I can send you the information to add to this site if you want it.
	Febuary 4, 2001 04:42:49 (GMT Time)

Name:	Scott McKay
Email:	rothmckay@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, live in Leland, michigan
Comments:	Great site, my grandfather was a captain in the 88th division of the 313th ammunition train, John Bruce mckay,I had a great uncle Wilbur Eicher, who drove the ambulance in WWI, he probably was in with your father.Thanks alot. Scott McKay
	January 28, 2001 02:08:46 (GMT Time)

Name:	Margaret Clancy
Email:	ClancyDear@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	MN/AZ
Comments:	Great page! I found my grandfather listed. Clancy George Sergt..Duluth, MN. 337 Machine Gun Battalion. I have been doing research since 1983 and this is the first time I have seen anything listing officers. Great. I will keep search this site for more information on the Machine gun battalion. I do have a picture of George in his uniform. Thank you for this site.
	January 23, 2001 03:57:29 (GMT Time)

Name:	Chris Fox
Email:	foxc@ia-arng.ngb.army.mil
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Johnston
Comments:	I really like your site. I am a collector of photographs and postcards from WWI Camp Dodge. Do you live near here? I would like to get together sometime. I have a few 88th division photo's and postcards. One of my favorite photo's is a yardlong with all of the 88th's vetranarians. Anyway it's rare to find another Camp Dodge enthusiast. Chris Fox
	December 28, 2000 21:11:48 (GMT Time)

Name:	Hal Fairfield
Email:	hal.fairfield@stellexms.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	California
Comments:	Good Job! My Grandfather served in CO 'F' 349 Inf.
	December 6, 2000 18:32:16 (GMT Time)

Name:	john b. nute
Email:	dive4bucks1955@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	west chazy ,ny
Comments:	great site. I am researching my grandfather's unit; 351st field artillery,he was a butterbar lt. from Plattsburg Training Camp any help would be appreciated. His name is Harold H. Nute originally from St.Louis then Scarsdale, NY at the time of the war. Thanks in advance and I can help anyone with civil war queries,John Nute
	November 23, 2000 13:15:16 (GMT Time)

Name:	Bert Caloud
Email:	caloud@home.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	My American Legion Post in Clutier Iowa is the Hora-Mahacek Post. Sgt John Hora was killed with the majority of the 350th Infantry casualties during a bombartment that hit a working party from F CO 12 Oct 1918. Done some research on him and the 350th Infantry. Found your web site interesting. What is the reference you are scanning for rosters? If you look at the center of military history's unit bibliography you can find references published in the 20's and 30's available thru inter library
	November 9, 2000 07:23:57 (GMT Time)

Name:	Gary Byar
Email:	garyb@ptway.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Traverse City, Michigan
Comments:	My Grandfather John Sherwood Pinney was in the 313 Ambulance corps. I have many photos and also a copy of an Overseas Edition of the Camp Dodger (a newsletter). I also have the original roadmap that he used in his ambulance. I have them all scanned if you would like them. Have you found his name in any of the rosters? Awesome site - nice work - Gary
	November 5, 2000 06:19:01 (GMT Time)

Name:	JoAnn Scott
Email:	hg_scott@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Port Orchard, WA
Comments:	My great uncle served in the 88th, Spruce Squadron. Unfortunately I don't know which infantry that was with. He was a Finnish immigrant, coming to this country in 1906. If you have info on Spruce SQ, please advise. Great job on this website. More info than I've found anywhere else.
	October 7, 2000 02:11:11 (GMT Time)

Name:	Ray Johnston
Email:	Rayatzwds@AOL.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Hedgesville, WV
Comments:	My father and uncle served in Co. G, 351st Infantry in the 88th division. Dad was Sgt. Floyd E. Johnston Uncle was M/Sgt. John Carl Johnston Be interested in learning any more about them or what they went thru. They didn't talk much about the front.
	October 1, 2000 18:44:12 (GMT Time)

Name:	Joe Hartwell
Email:	jhartwell@skyenet.net
HomePage:	http://www.skyenet.net/~jhartwell
Where are you from:	Indiana
Comments:	Great site! We have simular intrests. Mine is centered on Coast Artillery Units and the Ordnance Repair Shops at Mehune-ser-Yevre France. My grandfather was at Camp Dodge and I have a large Camp Dodge page on my site. I was inquiring about a link between our sites. Please take some time and review my site and see if you feel it would be a good match. I also would provide to you a link from my links page. Thanks.
	October 1, 2000 02:25:51 (GMT Time)

Name:	Web Master
Email:
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:
Comments:	Test message! Re-setting Guest Book feature.
	September 25, 2000 15:03:06 (GMT Time)

Name:	Victor L. Wede
Email:	vwede@harenet.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Knoxville, Iowa
Comments:	My dad serve in the 88th division,313th ammo train. His name Frank W. Wede
	July 18, 2000 11:01:46 (GMT Time)

Name:	Terri L. Smith
Email:	tsmith17@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	West Virginia
Comments:	My grandfather was in the 88th of the Blue devils in WWII. his name was Daniel Marshall Wiseman. I love history and this is a great site. keep up the good work.
	July 10, 2000 11:05:57 (GMT Time)

Name:	Fred Lincoln
Email:	flincoln@mediaone.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Brockton, MA
Comments:	Am president of the 88th Association and just stumbled on to your page. Nice, I like it.
	July 8, 2000 02:46:02 (GMT Time)

Name:	Tom Douglas
Email:	thdouglas@icc.cc.us.ms
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	amory,Ms
Comments:	My Father is a veteran of the 88th division WW2 and I am interested in finding information for him. This is a very nice tribute to the veterans of the Great War. Thanks.
	July 5, 2000 15:59:56 (GMT Time)

Name:	Terry W. Kotschwar
Email:	Tkotschwar@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Lincoln, Nebraska
Comments:	I have access to photographs of William Kotschwar is needed. Great Job.
	June 28, 2000 17:24:03 (GMT Time)

Name:	Joseph Michael Henry
Email:	henry65@webtv.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Baton Rouge, La. originally from W. Va.
Comments:	You have an excellent site. Congratulations. My garandfather served in the 342nd artillery regiment in ww1 attatched to the 42nd Division, the Rainbow Divison. The sacrifice and patriotism ofour fathers and grandfathers must not be forgotten.
	June 28, 2000 06:07:12 (GMT Time)

Name:	C. Marsh
Email:	sally597@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Colorado Springs CO
Comments:	This is a wonderful website. I have been looking up information on my father who enlisted at Camp Dodge and was sent to the Haute Absace but do not know his company. I have been looking up information and it is just so interesting and your history is just great. Dad never talked much about the War so we have had to do a lot guessing. Thanks so much for all you have done on this site. And will continue to return especially for the listings by name when you finish the rosters. Many thanks.
	June 24, 2000 20:03:17 (GMT Time)

Name:	C. Marsh
Email:	sally597@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Colorado Springs CO
Comments:
	June 24, 2000 19:59:58 (GMT Time)

Name:	Chris Craig
Email:	ccrai1@mednet.swmed.edu
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Dallas, TX
Comments:	I have an old poster of the 88th divsion training at Camp Dodge. I did not see it on this site. It has various black and white pictures that were then colored. I could send a picture of it if you are interested.
	June 23, 2000 19:39:15 (GMT Time)

Name:	Becky Jorgensen
Email:	brccjones@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Minneapolis, Minnesota
Comments:	I am working on a World War I medal display case in honor of my grandfather Sgt. Magnus Jorgensen. Can you tell me where I could locate an 88th Division Medal. I understand that they were issued by a private company. I don't know what the medal is formally named. Can you give me more information? Thank you.
	June 19, 2000 18:23:05 (GMT Time)

Name:	Becky Jorgensen
Email:	brccjones@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Minneapolis, Minnesota
Comments:	Very interesting site. My grandfather (Magnus Jorgensen) served in the 351st Infantry Company I. Thank you for providing this information.
	June 19, 2000 03:52:45 (GMT Time)

Name:	Walt Eldredge
Email:	waltere@home.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Baton Rouge, La
Comments:	My interest in the 88th Div is for WWII, because I'm doing a book on my ftaher's unit which was attached to them for a while. Your web site turned up on a search, and, WOW! what a site. Doing reserach myself, I can appreciate the work that went into getting the information, as well as the extremely hich quality presentation. It give me the idea that (after I retire) I'd like to do a similar site for the unit I'm writing about. thank you so much for the effort you put into this, it is impressi
	June 6, 2000 23:04:25 (GMT Time)

Name:	Ray Miller
Email:	ray.miller@sen.ca.gov
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	I live in Davis, California. Employment: Calif. State Senate, Sacramento, CA.
Comments:	An outstanding project you've undertaken! My Grandfather, Claude N. Shearer of Winterset, Iowa, was a member of the 88th Division. What would be the criteria for you to add him to your "Bio" section?? What info. do you need specifically? Thanks for your consideration, and your diligent efforts on behalf of the 88th! - Ray Miller
	June 5, 2000 19:50:51 (GMT Time)

Name:	Shayla Malone
Email:	shayrnbsn@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	morning sun, Iowa
Comments:	My grandfather was part of the 88th infantry and I just thought it would be interesting to learn more about his time with the unit.His name was Dick W. Lauer if you have any info. on him please send it to me thank-you!!
	June 5, 2000 01:57:23 (GMT Time)

Name:	Debora Kroll
Email:	debkroll@gotocrystal.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Chatsworth,Iowa
Comments:	I love the layout of music and how you named are great Vets Thank You and the country for fighting for all of us.
	May 30, 2000 18:18:03 (GMT Time)

Name:	Mike McCullen
Email:	Poquoson70@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Fairfax County, VA
Comments:	Great site! My Grandfather served in the 88th during WWII. How about adding WWII info.??
	May 30, 2000 03:45:59 (GMT Time)

Name:	s v.d kerkhof
Email:	webmaster@verdun1916.com
HomePage:	http://www.verdun1916.com/
Where are you from:	the netherlands
Comments:	great site i will put it at my link page real soon. sander
	May 18, 2000 19:07:19 (GMT Time)

Name:	Charles
Email:	cgerlach_99@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/barracks/1267
Where are you from:	Va originally Pa
Comments:	I enjoyed reading a lot of the history and pictures. It was very, very interesting, for both the educator and scholar of our younger generation. My web sites are on Graves Registration, recovery of remains since the colonial days of yesteryear. I have spent over 40 years in this field, not much talked about, but someone had to see the LIGHT of understanding. It is great to have people like you out here on the web with such remarkable information. This did not happen back in my day. The telephone
	May 6, 2000 18:20:05 (GMT Time)

Name:	PATRICK TARANTO
Email:	HELROT425@AOL
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	STATEN ISLAND N. Y.
Comments:	GREAT REFERENCE AND HISORICAL BACKGROUND! MY DAD WAS IN THIS FAMOUS DIV. IN WW2. AT ANZIO, NORTH AFRICA, AND THE PO VALLEY CAMPAIGN. 338TH FAA.HE WAS ALSO A PURPLE HEART RECIPRIENT.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
	April 19, 2000 01:54:32 (GMT Time)

Name:	Patrik
Email:	verdun1916@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://w1.586.telia.com/~u58602288/index.htm
Where are you from:	Sweden
Comments:	I realy like your fine collection of b-w photos.Now i should take a closer look at it.Fine work indeed. Regards,Patrik
	March 12, 2000 12:38:21 (GMT Time)

Name:	Martha Iverson-Carpenter
Email:	carpensc@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Ames, Iowa
Comments:	I was thrilled to see and read your web site on the 88th Division. My uncle, John Iverson, was a member of the Division and I hope you can soon finish the roster list. He was a member of Co.L, 352nd Inf. and left the US on the 16th of August according to his discharge record. I have been researching my father's participaton in WWII as he was also stationed in this part of France. And now I can also add my uncle's information. Thanks.
	March 5, 2000 00:55:21 (GMT Time)

Name:	Scott Reese Willey
Email:	swilley@txcr.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Edna, Texas
Comments:	my grandfather is Rex Willey, son of Wayland Willey, of Lyons, Neb. I was researching family history when I discovered your web site. I would like more information on Rex Willey if you have any. Or you can point me to other sources if you like. In any case, thanks so much for including my grandfather and great web site. Scott Reese Willey. P.S. I have a great photo of my grandfather in his army gear, complete with "Smokey the bear" hat. I can e-mail it if you like.
	Febuary 21, 2000 05:26:47 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jon Sellin
Email:	mailto:jsellin@tec.army.mil
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Lanham, MD
Comments:	A second thought...Can you tell from your father's foto what collar disks he is wearing? I have tried to find clear fotos of enlisted men which show which they were wearing, but have not found any.
	Febuary 15, 2000 20:13:10 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jon B Sellin
Email:	jsellin@tec.army.mil
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Lanham, MD
Comments:	Thanks for puttiing this info up for us. My uncle, Pvt Harold G Sellin, was in Co E, 349th Infy. I see you have been to the Archives to get your collection of still photos. I had copied a few for my cousins (and me).
	Febuary 15, 2000 17:59:34 (GMT Time)

Name:	Arthur B. Neiger 88th MP Platoon 1945-1947
Email:	aneiger@nmu.edu
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Marquette, Michigan
Comments:	Served in Goriza, Udine, Cortino de Apetzo and Venice. We were overstregn for a platoon with over 100 men.
	January 11, 2000 01:06:12 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jørn Frost-Knudsen
Email:	frostknudsen@vip.cybercity.dk
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Denmark
Comments:	Find your site very interesting. I do wonder, though: was the 88th Division the only division at Camp Dodge and can you tell me, if the Camp Dodge of today may have a historical office or the like. I am asking because I have tried to trace a cousin of my grandfathers for quite some time. His name was Jens Christian Christensen. US relatives do not seem able to supply more information. The only thing I have is, that we came to the USA in 1914 as a 17 year old orphan and at the time of his natura
	January 9, 2000 20:50:32 (GMT Time)

Name:	Frederick C. Schrader
Email:	fschrader@netzero.net
HomePage:	http:///
Where are you from:	Atlanta,ga
Comments:	My father served with the 88th during wwii. Do you know of a site. I would appreciate a reply.
	January 9, 2000 20:00:10 (GMT Time)

Name:	Amanda Petermann
Email:	amandap_2004@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	MN
Comments:	Very informational and fun to read.
	December 23, 99 20:44:54 (GMT Time)

Name:	Richard Hooper
Email:	speedy2@mindspring.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Brownsville,TN
Comments:	I was very much informed by the excellent content of this site,it is well organised and answered a very simple guestion,"What division was the 313th Fld. Sign.Bt. in ?" I going to check in later to see if I can find info on a LT.L.T.Miller ,who was in the signal corps. Thanks,Rick
	December 15, 99 04:52:18 (GMT Time)

Name:	Michael Palmer
Email:	mlpalmer.geo@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Chadron, NE
Comments:	I like your pages. It's the only site on the 88th Div. My G-father was in WWI and all I know is that he was in Cas. Det 1016 Dem Grove last Assigned to Camp Hospital #6. Served in AEF. Left US Sept 16, 1918 and returned July 7, 1919. This info. is from his Discharge record. He was processed thru Camp Dodge, Iowa so I assume that he was part of the 88th Div, but I haven't been able to locate the unit listed in discharge record. Do you have any idea? Thanks.
	December 3, 99 02:35:33 (GMT Time)

Name:	Michael Palmer
Email:
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:
Comments:
	December 3, 99 02:27:11 (GMT Time)

Name:	Rebecca L. Schwartz
Email:	rschwar2@tampabay.rr.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Tampa, Fl. Originally from Boonville, MO
Comments:	My grandfather was John (Johnnie)Lee Thomas who served in the unit.
	December 1, 99 19:11:16 (GMT Time)

Name:	Jim Mc Quillen
Email:	pnndrgn@yahoo.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Hampton,Virginia
Comments:	A very very nice web site! On a subject which unfortunately doesn't get nearly enough coverage in this day and time.
	November 29, 99 03:38:26 (GMT Time)

Name:	E.S. Reisel
Email:	esr@hotmail.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Missouri
Comments:	I believe my grandfather was a member of the 351st Infantry. His name was John Lee Thomas. His records reflect that he was assigned to the 351st after boot camp. If you can verify, please let me know! And it's a WONDERFUL site! Many thanks!
	November 29, 99 00:10:36 (GMT Time)

Name:	Bob Rupp
Email:	BRupp9@cs.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Scottsdale, AZ
Comments:	Lots of work went into this very informative and pictorial history of the Sioux City Fire Department. Excellent presentation.
	November 25, 99 21:15:35 (GMT Time)

Name:	PATRIC TARANTO
Email:	HELROT425@AOL.COM
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	STATEN ISLAND NEW YORK
Comments:	YOUR PAGE IS FANTASTIC! GREAT RESEARCH MATERIAL. MY DAD SERVED IN THE 88TH IN WW2. AT ANZIO . HE WAS IN THE 338TH FIELD ARTILLERY.
	November 23, 99 23:51:28 (GMT Time)

Name:	BOB RUPP
Email:	BRUPP9@CS.COM
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	PHOENIX
Comments:	VERY INFORMATIVE GOOD BACKGROUND HISTORY
	November 23, 99 23:15:35 (GMT Time)

Name:	Bill Croghan
Email:	wmsacia@pionet.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	Excellent site. Great pictures of Camp Dodge, Iowa.
	November 23, 99 00:24:22 (GMT Time)

Name:	Marion A. Taylor
Email:	mtaylor@itiseasy.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	P.O. Box 427 Martin,Ky 41649
Comments:	Looking for imformation about U.S. Marine Corps. My Father, Demra Taylor was there in 1918 and was member of Honor Guard with Unknown Soldier when returned in 1921. My two brothers as well as I,served at dates in our eras.
	November 21, 99 04:15:03 (GMT Time)

Name:	Lyle Sparkman
Email:	sparkman@grnforest.oursc.k12.ar.us
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Green Forest, Arkansas
Comments:	My grandfather was Cpl. C.L. Johnson, Battery B, 339 Field Artillery, 88th Division. Thanks for providing this site!
	October 27, 99 18:42:38 (GMT Time)

Name:	beth moran
Email:	bmoran53@bigpond
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	newcastle nsw australia
Comments:	very informative for my studies for 1999 higher school certificate thankyou
	October 25, 99 08:26:09 (GMT Time)

Name:	Richard C. Armstrong
Email:	tomatoarmy@aol.com
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Florence, Oregon
Comments:	My father 2nd Lt. Chester C. Armstrong from Shelbyville, Missouri was part of the 88th Division Headquarters Staff. This site has been useful to us in learning more about the 88th Division. We have a book about the 88th Division published in 1919 with complete rosters and photos and the saga of the 88th. Any other information or anyone who may know my father can contact me at the above e-mail address.
	October 23, 99 00:52:17 (GMT Time)

Name:	Steve Carlson
Email:	mailto:sl
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Keller, Tx
Comments:	I was looking for any info i might find
	October 19, 99 07:25:35 (GMT Time)

Name:	April M. Tavares
Email:	rat@wnonline.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Mass.
Comments:	I am looking for information on my grandfather who recently passed away. His name is Cayetano G. Arriola Jr. he was part of the 88th back in the days. Any info you could give me any info I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Mrs. Tavares
	October 6, 99 21:00:38 (GMT Time)

Name:	Greg White
Email:	gwhite@powernet.org
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Winston,Co. Al. Addison
Comments:	This is really nice,My grandfather PVT.James C. White CO.K 321st INF. WAS IN THE AEF-7/31/1918 to 6/20/19 MERE HENRY SEE, ST.DIE SEE,MEUSE-ARGONNE,9/19 to 11/11/1919 I have enjoyed my visit to your site!
	September 29, 99 08:42:23 (GMT Time)

Name:	Donald F. Hemenway
Email:	DONHEMENWAY@PODIGY.NET
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	FT. WASHINGTON MD
Comments:	QUICK READ - LOOKED FOR AND DID NOT NOTE INFO ON KIA, MIA, AND WIA FOR WW-I OPERATIONS. VERY FINE JOB, I WILL REVISIT AND PASS INFO TO BUDDIES. (WW-II 351- I CO)
	September 28, 99 11:39:39 (GMT Time)

Name:	Doo
Email:
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:
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	September 28, 99 11:33:13 (GMT Time)

Name:	Betty
Email:	snowhite@willinet.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Iowa
Comments:	Very interesting..I am following your web page and find it gets better and better...keep up the good work...
	September 27, 99 19:28:08 (GMT Time)

Name:	Elizabeth Ann
Email:	snowhite@willinet.net
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Sioux City, Iowa
Comments:	I have been following your WW1 web...and find it very informative...you have done lots of good research and it is very interesting reading...good job.
	September 8, 99 21:30:23 (GMT Time)

Name:	Paul Schwartzmyer
Email:
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:
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	August 23, 99 23:54:06 (GMT Time)

Name:	Test Message
Email:
HomePage:	http://
Where are you from:	Web master
Comments:	Just a test to see if this segment works.
	August 9, 99 01:22:27 (GMT Time)