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Pvt Arthur Jacob Williams Sr.

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Pvt Arthur Jacob Williams Sr.

Birth
Kansas, USA
Death
16 Dec 1965 (aged 76)
Burial
Fulton, Bourbon County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
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Pvt KS U.S.Army WWI
Montana, Military Records, 1904-1918
Surname: Williams
Christian name: Arthur J(acob)
Army serial number: 3,314,923
Residence: Miles City, Montana
Inducted at Wichita Kans on June 28, 1918
Place of birth: Ft. Scott Kans
Age or date of birth: 28 9/12 yrs
Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers:
164 Dep Brig to Co G 2 Bn Edgewood Arsenal Md to Discharge
Grades, with date of appointment: Pvt
Wounds or other injuries received in action: None
Served overseas from: No
Honorably discharged on demobilization: January 6, 1919
In view of occupation he was, on date of discharge, reported 0 per cent disabled.

The Edgewood Arsenal
Pg 36 – The Second Battalion consisted of all the men working in the Filling Plant Section….Captain
Charles H. Pearce was military Officer of the Second Battalion...The men of Edgewood were doing as much for their country as any men overseas. They were risking their lives as much as any men overseas. Yet they worked with every ounce of their energy and strength, though knowing full well that there was no possibility of their sharing in the glory that was sure to be given the men who came back, sanctified by the halo of the trenches. Over 99% of the officers and the men at Edgewood made application for an opportunity to serve overseas. This opportunity was denied them, as it was felt their work on this side was more important than their presence on the other side.
Pg 85 Roster of Company "G" Second Battalion – Privates - Arthur J. Williams is listed
Pvt KS U.S.Army WWI
Montana, Military Records, 1904-1918
Surname: Williams
Christian name: Arthur J(acob)
Army serial number: 3,314,923
Residence: Miles City, Montana
Inducted at Wichita Kans on June 28, 1918
Place of birth: Ft. Scott Kans
Age or date of birth: 28 9/12 yrs
Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers:
164 Dep Brig to Co G 2 Bn Edgewood Arsenal Md to Discharge
Grades, with date of appointment: Pvt
Wounds or other injuries received in action: None
Served overseas from: No
Honorably discharged on demobilization: January 6, 1919
In view of occupation he was, on date of discharge, reported 0 per cent disabled.

The Edgewood Arsenal
Pg 36 – The Second Battalion consisted of all the men working in the Filling Plant Section….Captain
Charles H. Pearce was military Officer of the Second Battalion...The men of Edgewood were doing as much for their country as any men overseas. They were risking their lives as much as any men overseas. Yet they worked with every ounce of their energy and strength, though knowing full well that there was no possibility of their sharing in the glory that was sure to be given the men who came back, sanctified by the halo of the trenches. Over 99% of the officers and the men at Edgewood made application for an opportunity to serve overseas. This opportunity was denied them, as it was felt their work on this side was more important than their presence on the other side.
Pg 85 Roster of Company "G" Second Battalion – Privates - Arthur J. Williams is listed

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