The Glenn W. Garlock papers, 1898-1937.

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The Glenn W. Garlock papers, 1898-1937.

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Contains: personal correspondence written during Garlock's military service in the War of 1898, World War I and to various soldiers after World War I regarding the actions of the 32nd Infantry Division in France (1898, 1916-1925, 1929-1937); official correspondence (1914-1919). Includes A.E.F. general orders (1918), War Dept. bulletins (195-18), War Dept. circulars (1914-17), War Dept. special regulations (1917-18), 1st Infantry, Wis. Nat. Guard general orders (1915), Wisconsin, Adjutant General orders (1911-1919), field orders of 128th Infantry, W.N.G. (1921); correspondence school papers (1906-1916). Includes photocopies of newspaper clippings on the 1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the War of 1898 including lists of dead and actual newspaper clippings from CAMP MacARTHUR BUGLE and other papers (1917-1926); photocopy of a booklet entitled: CAMP HARVEY, WISCONSIN (1898) and a photocopy of Garlock's service diary (1917).

4 boxes.

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Garlock, Glenn W.

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Garlock was with Co.B of 1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry at Camp Cuba Libre in Jacksonville, Fla. and at Fort Atkinson, Wis. in 1898. He became a Captain in 1st Infantry Wisconsin National Guard in 1914 and was promoted to Major in 1915. He was stationed at Camp Wilson, Tex. (1916) and was a student at Fort Sill in 1917; promoted to Lt. Colonel in 1917 and was with the 128th Infantry Regiment, Wisconsin National Guard (1917) at Camp MacArthur, Tex. Sent with the 32nd Infantry Division, A.E.F. t...

United States. Army. Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1st. Company B.

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United States. Army. Division, 32nd

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H Company of old 31st became 126th Infantry, 32d Division. From the description of U.S. Army 32nd Division records, 1932-1937 (Detroit Public Library). WorldCat record id: 489664994 The 32nd Division was composed from Wisconsin and Michigan National Guard. It arrived in France in February 1918 and was the sixth Division to join the American Expeditionary Forces. It fought in France and Germany and was demobilized in May 1919. From the description of 32nd Infantry...

Wisconsin. National Guard. Infantry Regiment, 128th.

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Wisconsin. National Guard. Infantry Regiment, 1st

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