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    Does anyone know where to find more information on my Great Grandfather's WW1 unit. The unit information was on his aid bag, pictured below.

    Guest Rick Research
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    107th Sanitary Train was the higher "Battalion" level affiliation, but I can't locate that. That's the same sort of "Train" as in German SUPPLY units, not the railroad kind!

    My grandfather served in an Ambulance Train (motorized stretcher bearer) unit-- but then he was drafted by mistake. :rolleyes:

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    Nafziger has an AEF ORB somewhere. If you can find out which Division/Corps this unit was attached to, then we can find out much more -fast.

    Where was he from?

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    Nafziger has an AEF ORB somewhere. If you can find out which Division/Corps this unit was attached to, then we can find out much more -fast.

    Where was he from?

    That side of the family grew up in Louisiana...(Grandfather was recruited in the Navy from New Orleans), but I think he may have come from another state... There is a letter he sent to his "soon to be Mrs. G..." who was residing in a different state. I have duty, but I will check that address again when I get home tomorrow.

    Thanks Rick and David for the information on the Train. I figured it was a literal train...

    Posted

    Hey David,

    I read the information on the link. It stated that:

    The 107th Sanitary Train was formed from Wisconsin Ambulance Companies Nos. 1 and 2, Michigan Ambulance Company No. 2, Wisconsin Field Hospitals Nos. 1 and 2 and Michigan Field Hospital No. 1.

    The bag stated that his company was the 125th?

    Regards

    Paul

    Guest Rick Research
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    :Cat-Scratch: Michigan!!! So THAT's what your accent is when you call up on the phone! :catjava:

    He was a lonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng way from home, too!

    I always assumed my dour Yankee kin were fed in elsewhere to stiffen up you Formerly Confederate types :rolleyes: ( :P ) but now it looks like the good old army just scrambled up everybody everywhere! :speechless1:

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