HONORABLE DISCHARGE FROM THE UNITED STATES ARMY
To All Whom it May
Concern:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That
Fenton J. Moore |
#4006182 Pvt
Casual Det. 288-163 D. B. Last assigned co. 11 168
Inf |
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
Tele. W. D.
Nov. 15-1918 Ltr A. G.
A. Nov. 30, 1918
Said Fenton
J. Moore |
was
born in Mount
Rothp. |
in
the State of Ireland |
When enlisted he was
31 0/12
years
of age |
and by occupation a
Farmer
He
had
Blue eyes,
Light
hair,
Ruddy
complexion, and was
5
feet
7 1/2
inches
in height. |
Given under my hand at
Camp Dodge, Iowa
This
17
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
Name
Fenton J. Moore |
Grade
Private |
Enlisted, or Inducted,
July
25
1918, |
at
North McGregor, Iowa |
Serving in
First
enlistment period at date of discharge. |
Prior service
None |
Noncommissioned
officer
Never |
Marksmanship,
gunner qualification or rating
not
qualified |
Horsemanship
not mounted |
Battles,
engagements, skirmishes, expeditions A.
E. F. |
Decorations,
Medals, Citations:
None |
Knowledge of any
vocation
Farmer |
Wounds received in
service none |
Physical condition
when discharged
Good |
Typhoid prophylaxis
completed [triple]
July 1918 |
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Paratyphoid prophylaxis completed
July 1918 |
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Married or Single
Single |
Character
Excellent |
Remarks:
No A. W. O. L. no
absence under G. O. 31 G. O. 45 |
Entitled to travel
pay |
Left U.S. Oct. 4,
1918 and returned to U.S. April 2, 1919 |
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(Signature of Soldier) |
Fenton J.
Moore |
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Walter W.
Coepen |
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1st Lt. Inf.
U. S. A. |
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Commanding
Cas. Det.
No.288 |
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163rd D. B. |
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