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• History 146th Infantry
  the Hun— two of its battalions had crossed the Escault (Scheldt) River in Belgium on the small pontoon bridges and dug in sufficiently to protect the bridgeheads;
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• Photo of Memorial Bridge in Eyne, Belgium (category Belgium)
  These documents are photographs of the Memorial Bridge established in Eyne, France, to honor the service of Ohioan soldiers during World War I. They are
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• Taps for the Unknown Soldier of Belgium. (category Belgium)
  This image is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.
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• 1924 Notice and Diploma of Award of Belgian Croix de Guerre
  Paris, France. Following is a translation of the diploma: “KINGDOM OF BELGIUM, THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL DEFENSE has the honor to inform Colonel Frank
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• Rich at the camera. (category Belgium)
  This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.
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• Extraneous Photograph of the Pilgrimage Band (category Belgium)
  This document is a photograph of the members of the pilgrimage band to Europe. It is found in the Frank Gerlach file.
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• Arcade Du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, fifty year jubilee. (category Belgium)
  This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.
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• 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos (category Belgium)
  Malines, Belgium, Sept. 22. President Roberts and the Mayor of of Malines. Shetler, Ralph Pitman, Col. Cole and Capt. McQuire. Pitman courier in Belgium. Serenading
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• 1919 Military Record
  Oct 13.18 Nov 4-18— Ypres—Lys Offensive Nov 19-18- 11-18. Medals Awarded Belgium War Cross and Croix De Guerre 1918. Wounded chevrons authorized none   True
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• ''The Knapsack'', Vol. 3 Excerpt
  they were ordered to Belgium and just before leaving for this front he was transferred tot he command of the 145th Infantry. In Belgium his Regiment participated
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• Daily Record of Events- 146th Infantry
  October 21, 1918________Detrained at Bosinge, Belgium. October 22, 1918________Marched to Staden, Belgium. October 23, 1918________Moved to farm two miles
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• Birthplaces given for residents, 1880 US Census
  Hanover Prussia Baden Hesse/Hessen Rhineland Bavaria Hessen Darmstadt Russia Belgium Hessen Kassel Saxony Bohemia Holland Schleswig Holstein Brunswick Holstein
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• Birthplaces given for residents, 1920 US Census
  Australia Holland Scotland Austria Hungary Siam Bavaria India Slovakia Belgium Ireland Spain Bohemia Italy Switzerland Brazil Japan Syria Canada Korea
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• Birthplaces given for residents, 1930 US Census
  Puerto Rico At Sea France Romania Austria Germany Russia Baden Greece Saxony Belgium Guyana Scotland Brazil Holland Siam Bulgaria Hungary Slovakia Cameroon India
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• Photograph of Allies Entering Germany, 1918
  La Chapelle, Germany 1918. Reviewing Officers, left to right: General, Belgian Army, Gen. Degoutte, French Army, Generals Farnsworth and Johnson, U.S.
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• Immigration
  of surnames by particular country. Countries included Austria, Bavaria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, New Brunswick
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