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HONORABLE DISCHARGE FROM THE UNITED STATES ARMY
To All Whom it May
Concern:
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That
George Leuchtenmacher |
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#21861241 Pvt.
Casual Det. 248 163 D. B. Last
Assgd. to Co. C 8th M. G. Bn. |
THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
as a Testimonial of Honest and Faithful Service, is herby
HONORABLY DISCHARGED from the military service of the UNITED
STATES by reason of
Tel. W. D.
Nov. 15, Ltr. A. G. A. Nov. 30/18
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Said George
Leuchtenmacher |
was
born in Elgin |
| in
the State of Iowa |
When enlisted he was
24 3/12
years
of age |
and by occupation a
Farmer
| He
had
Gray
eyes,
Lt.
Brown
hair,
Fair
complexion,
and was
5
feet
10
inches
in height. |
Given under my hand at
Camp Dodge, Iowa
This
11h
day of
April,
one thousand nine hundred and
nineteen.
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Louis
Causler |
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Major Signal
Corps U. S. A. |
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Commanding. |
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ENLISTMENT RECORD
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Name
George Leuchtenmacher |
Grade
Private |
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Enlisted, or Inducted,
Oct.
5
1917, |
at
Canton, S. D. |
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Serving in
First
enlistment period at date of discharge. |
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Prior service
none |
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Noncommissioned
officer
never |
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Marksmanship,
gunner qualification or rating
not qual |
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Horsemanship
not mounted |
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Battles,
engagements, skirmishes, expeditions
A. E. F. 2nd
Battle of the Marne
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Decorations,
Medals, Citations:
none |
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Knowledge of any
vocation
Farmer |
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Wounds received in
service Gassed |
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Physical condition
when discharged
Good Verdum |
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Typhoid prophylaxis
completed
[triple]
10-22, 1917 |
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Paratyphoid prophylaxis completed
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Married or Single
Single |
Character
Excellent |
Remarks:
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no A. W. O. L.
no absence under G. O. 31 or G. O. 45
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Entitled to travel
pay
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Left U. S.
April 1, 1918. Arrived U. S. May 16th, 1919
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(Signature of Soldier) |
George Leuchtenmacher |
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Walter W.
Cooper |
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1st Lt. Inf.
U. S. A. |
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Commanding
Cas. Det.
No. 248556 |
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163rd D. B. |
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