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• Frank Gerlach (section 146th Regiment)
  World War I History of the 145th Infantry to July 27, 1919. History 146th Infantry Daily Record of Events- 146th Infantry 1919 General Orders No. 6 1919
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• History 146th Infantry
  to F. C. Gerlach Wooster, Ohio. 146th Inf. Complete History 146th Infantry The 146th Infantry, formerly the 8th Infantry, Ohio National Guard, was organized
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• Carroll (surname)
  from the 1904 Directory, Chester Township ‎ (← links | edit) History 146th Infantry ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Stutzman (surname)
  links | edit) Last Name beginning with "T" ‎ (← links | edit) History 146th Infantry ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Church (surname)
  1899 ‎ (← links | edit) History of the 145th Infantry to July 27, 1919. ‎ (← links | edit) History 146th Infantry ‎ (← links | edit) Wooster Republican, Business
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• 1919 General Orders No. 6 (category 146th Infantry)
  issued by Col. Gerlach in 1919 to the 146th Infantry. It serves both as a notice of impending disbandment of the infantry due to the end of the war and as a
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• Sullivan (surname)
  edit) Wayne County Draft List, World War I ‎ (← links | edit) History 146th Infantry ‎ (← links | edit) 1931 Program of 33rd Annual Reunion ‎ (← links |
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• Complete National Guard and U.S. Army Service Record
  Texas. War With Germany Lt. Colonel 146th and 145th Infantry 37th Division. Colonel 145th and 146th Infantry 37th Division. Organized and in charge of
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• Cole (surname)
  For Service in Cuba..." Newspaper Clipping ‎ (← links | edit) History 146th Infantry ‎ (← links | edit) Ohio Pension List ‎ (← links | edit) 1929 "Pilgrimage
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• Daily Record of Events- 146th Infantry
  This document is an abridged account of the daily events of the 146th Infantry through the course of their involvement in the first World War, ranging
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• Untitled Biography of Col. Gerlach
  War as Captain of Co. D. 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and in the World War as Colonel of Infantry, commanding the 145th and 146th regiments Colonel Gerlach
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• French Letter Regarding the Meuse-Argonne Offensive
  témoignage de sa reconnaissance. Le nom de M Frank C. Gerlach, Colonel, 146th Infantry, 37th Division United States Army, A. E. F. est inscrit sur le Livre d’Or
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• 1919 Letter of Appreciation (category 146th Infantry)
  suggestions. Camp Sherman, Ohio. 11 April, 1919. Colonel F. C. Gerlach, 146th Infantry, U. S. Army. Sir: - Before we depart for our homes, we, the undersigned
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• 1919 Army of the United States Military Discharge
  May eighteen, nineteen hundred and seventeen, Frank C. Gerlach Colonel 146th Infantry U.S.A. was honorably discharged from the military service in The United
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• 1919 Letter of Recommendation from Col. Dana T. Merrill
  IT MAY CONCERN: Colonel F. C. Gerlach, 146th Infantry, served with great distinction as a field officer of the 37th Division from the period of the organization
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• "Sketch in History of Ohio" by Charles B. Galbreath
  France and Belgium he served as lieutenant-colonel and colonel of the 146th Infantry. Colonel Gerlach was born at Wooster, Ohio, april 29, 1870, one of the
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• 1924 Notice and Diploma of Award of Belgian Croix de Guerre
  OF NATIONAL DEFENSE has the honor to inform Colonel Frank C. Gerlach, 146th Infantry that, by Royal Decree No. 6624, of the 22nd of January, 1920, the Croix
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• 1925 Wooster Daily Record Draft
  Bullionville, Xammion, and Hattonchatel. Benny was the headquarters of the 146th Infantry and the farmers in that town as well as many of the small villages continue
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• ''The Knapsack'', Vol. 3 Excerpt
  World War Comrade Gerlach was commissioned a Lieutenant Colonel of the 146th Infantry. Colonel Gerlach and his command participated in one of the greatest
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• 1931 Program of 33rd Annual Reunion (category Eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry)
  the Eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, which served in the Spanish-American War. The reunion was scheduled for September 6th and 7th of 1931. This document is
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