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Title: 158th Field Hospital Co. 115th Sanitary Train group portrait
Date Created and/or Issued: 1915-1925
Contributing Institution: History San Jose Research Library
Collection: History San Jose Online Catalog
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Description: Identified on bottom of photo. A motorcycle and sidecar are parked on either side of the group, labeled "Medical Department. U.S. Army." Standing: Sgt. Swank, Sgt. Jewett, Sgt. Morris, Sgt. Cowgill, Pvt. Bartley, Cook Blackman, Dampier, Lathrop, Storm, Wise, Ferreira, Salomon, Marten, Peck, Swenson, Thomson, Sgt. Burtner, Sgt. Johnson, 1st Lieut. Mix, 1st. Lieut. Diehl, Magor Paterson, Capt. Stookey, 1st Lieut. Tweedie, 1st Lieut. Simpson, Sgt. McDougall, Clinder, Coe, King, Crow, McCarthy, Hardiman, Sgt. Paterson, Warner, Wythe, Mullis, Blake, Duff, Johnson. Kneeling: Mech. Sherbondy, Tully, Cook Stoke, Crook, Cox, Kiefer, Freeman, Daily, Louch, Wilson, Welde, Seibert, Hawkinson, Lane, Acton, Williamson, Baker, Walker, Newcomb, Vodden, Rowland, Volk, Maloy, Riordan, Thompson, McKnight, Berdrow, Alvarez, Alberts, Vieira,, Romano, Acquistapace.
Type: image
Format: Black & White
Identifier: 8D7AF7E5-C080-4020-96DB-625668361493
1997-208-438
Subject: Panoramic photographs
Soldiers
Group portraits
Motorcycles
World War, 1914-1918
Medical personnel

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