331 Field Artillery, United States Army, 1917-1919. Die comedy Koch, der später die Batterie zu begrüßen, LeCourneau andGiles, der später reihte, zum Lager Merritt übertragen. April war ein interessanter Monat. Es begann mit einer Vorauszahlung Gerücht von theSparta Wanderung, und fuhr fort, mit den Vorbereitungen für dieses Ereignis. Am Samstag, den 6. April, Major Perkins hielt eine Feldbesichtigung, an denen B Batterie wurde pleasedto eine Stunde zu spät angezeigt. Der Tag war sehr staubig und Zahn-Bürsten und extragarments waren viel schlimmer für ihre Teilnahme. Eine Woche später kam theparade der gesamten Division thru Rockford. Die

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331st field artillery, United States army, 1917-1919 . , the comedy cook, who later welcomed the battery to LeCourneau, andGiles, who later rejoined, transferred to Camp Merritt. April was an interesting month. It started with an advance rumor of theSparta hike, and continued with preparations for that event. On Saturday, April6th, Major Perkins held a field inspection at which B battery was pleasedto appear an hour late. The day was very dusty, and tooth-brushes and extragarments were much the worse for their participation. A week later came theparade of the whole division thru Rockford. The six hours in the saddle leftsome of our horsemen a little bowlegged. On Sunday, the 14th, the WisconsinSociety presented the regimental colors to Colonel Lambdin with impressive cere-mony. Battery B took part successfully in this and in the review beforeGeneral Kennon which followed, in spite of the fact that in the rehearsal theday before, Lieutenant Collins had a little difficulty in steering the organization IATTERY T A 331 !! FieldArtiller^ y>. to its olace On the 18th, the regiment under Major Perkins hiked out into thecountry, encamped, had mess, packed up, and hiked back. Two days later camethe first mounted inspection. It took two hours to form the line, and GeneralMartin ealloped around it in as many minutes. B was distinguished by thefad >li;, t Lieutenant Lavery was thrown from Sergeant Leisses Horse, lhatmust have pleased Leisses, who had been none too glad to give up his pet. Cap-tain Bliss, minus his mustache, returned from Sill on April 22nd, and a few dayslater started the work of packing for the move to Sparta. During the month, there were several changes in the battery. Sears the horse-wrangler went to Camp Logan on the 3rd, and Scarneck went ungroomed.Mears, Scheiman and Scott came on the iqth, and joined the other intellects ofthe B. C. Detail. Sergeant Rennicke now assumed the responsibhties_ oi topsergeant, a post for winch Captain Bliss had him conti

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