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UNITED STATES NAVAL DISCHARGE
RECORD
This
is to Certify,
That Lloyd E. Egbert,
Private Medical Department United States Army,
as a testimonial of
Honest and Faithful Service,
was
Honorably Discharged
from the military service
of the United States on
February 8th, 1918,
by reason of
Disability.
Said Lloyd E.
Egbert was born in Monona,
in the State of Iowa.
When enlisted he
was 24 4/12
years of age and by occupation a Tinner,
had
brown eyes,
black hair,
ruddy complexion,
and was 5
feet
7 1/2
inches height.
Given under my hand at
the War Department, Washington, D. C., this
19th
day of
February, one thousand nine hundred and twenty three.
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By
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Wm. A.
Woodrich, |
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Adjutant General |
Enlistment Record
Name: Lloyd E. Egbert
Grade: Private
Inducted,
Sept 18, 1917,
at
Elkader, Iowa.
Serving in
first
enlistment period at date of
discharge. Prior service:
None;
Noncommissioned officer:
No.
Battles, engagements,
skirmishes, expeditions: None.
Knowledge of vocation:
Tinner,
Wounds received in service:
none.
Physical condition when discharged:
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Typhoid prophylaxis
completed: no record;
Paratyphoid prophylaxis completed: no
record;
married or single:
single. Character:
Not recorded at date of discharge.
Remarks: This certificate is
issued in lieu of Form 107, P. M. G. erroneously issued to the
Soldiers at Camp Doniphan, Okla. Paid in full $55.64
Feb. 9, 1918, at Camp Doniphan, Okla.
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Wm. A.
Woodlich |
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Adjutant
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