 Excerpt: The Price of Our Heritage HOSCHLER, Albert E., page 50, 99403 Private Headquarters Company Killed March 5, 1918. Son of Mrs. Bertha Hoschler, Akron, Iowa. Private Hoschler was killed in his first encounter with the enemy, when a German 210 struck directly beneath the gun and killed all the crew instantly. Private Hoschler's body, although badly mutilated, was found and buried with military honors at Baccarat, France.
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