I soldati tutti; ritratti e schizzi degli uomini di AEF. . Il dovere di MilitaryAttache a Londra.Promozioni : generale di brigata, 5 agosto 1917;Maggiore Generale, 8 Agosto 1918.Assegnazioni: comandato 51st campo brigata di artiglieria, XXVI divi-Sion, novembre 1917;Chief di artiglieria, 1° Corpo d'Armata, Maggio, 1918;Chief di artiglieria, quarto corpo d'Armata, Agosto 1918;Chief di artiglieria, seconda armata, Ottobre, 1918;successivamente comandato xxxii divisione nell esercito di occu-nenti la partecipazione.Nata: Virginia, 29 settembre 1867.Distinguished Service Medal. Per eccezionalmente meritorio e distin-guished servizi. Come comandante di cinquanta-fi

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Soldiers all; portraits and sketches of the men of the AEF. . duty as MilitaryAttache in London.Promotions : Brigadier General, August 5, 1917;Major General, August 8, 1918.Assignments: Commanded 51st Field Artillery Brigade, 26th Divi-sion, November, 1917;Chief of Artillery, 1st Army Corps, May, 1918;Chief of Artillery, 4th Army Corps, August, 1918;Chief of Artillery, 2nd Army, October, 1918;Later commanded 32nd Division in Army of Occu-pation.Born: Virginia, September 29, 1867.Distinguished Service Medal. For exceptionally meritorious and distin-guished services. As commander of the Fifty-first Field Brigade, as chief of Artillery of theFirst and Fourth Army Corps in turn, and aschief of Artillery, Second Army, he showedhimself to be a leader of conspicuous ability.His energy and sound judgment influencedgreatly the successful operations of his com-mands on the Vesle, at the St. Mihiel salient, and in the Toul sector. He later commandedwith skill and a marked success the Thirty-second Infantry Division. G. O. 12 (Janu-ary 17, 1919). [433 ] ^y-. m WILLIAM A. SNOW, Major, Corps of Engineers. 2nd Division.Arrived in France September, 1917, as Captain, Co.E, 2nd Engineers, 2nd Division.He was cited four times in Division orders and twicerecommended for the Distinguished Service Cross.He went into the line first at Verdun, March, 1918.When the British were attacked by the Boches in thevicinity of Beauvais, in April, he was with them. Hereceived his majority in time to be in command ofa battalion at Chateau-Thierry. His battalion actedas Infantry and as Engineers. During this periodhe was wounded twice—once on June 12th, in thefamous attack on the Bois de Belleau, and once onJuly 5th while working on wire entanglements. Hewas again in the fighting in the line south of Soissonsin the Allied Counter Offensive beginning July 18th.His regiment had the Croix de Guerre pinned on itscolors for its work in this fight. At Pont-a-Moussonhe was again engaged on trench and wire en

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