The Baetcke family papers : Max R. Baetcke, 1864-1974 (bulk 1940-1942).

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The Baetcke family papers : Max R. Baetcke, 1864-1974 (bulk 1940-1942).

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Contains: biographical information on Max R. Baetcke (1942); correspondence of Gustavus J., Max R. and Bernd G. Baetcke (1865-1942); photocopy of muster rolls of Gustavus J. Baetcke while assigned to Company A of the 22nd Michigan Infantry Regiment and Company A of the 29th Michigan Infantry Regiment (1861-1865); enlistment certificate of Gustavus J. Baetcke (1864); promotion certificate of Max R. Baetcke while serving with the Michigan National Guard (1914); scrapbooks pertaining to the 32nd Division (1918) and the 6th Infantry Regiment (1954); message book of the 32nd Infantry Division (1942); miscellaneous issues of the newsletter entitled 32D DIVISION NEWS (1940-41); manuscript entitled THE PORTABLE SURGICAL HOSPITAL : ITS ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PAPUAN CAMPAIGN (1974); and newspaper clippings regarding WWII campaigns in the South Pacific (1942-1943).

2 boxes.

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Bernd G. Baetcke was a career United States (U.S.) Army officer who attained the rank of colonel before retirement. He served in both World War II and the Korean War. Most of his active duty was spent with infantry units. He was a member of the Berlin Brigade. From the description of Bernd G. Baetcke photograph collection. 1930-1960. (US Army, Mil Hist Institute). WorldCat record id: 50923235 ...

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Gustavus J. Baetcke: During the Civil War served with the rank of Private as Company Clerk for Company A of the 22nd Michigan Infantry Regiment and later transferred to Company A, 29th Michigan Infantry Regiment. Max R. Baetcke: Served as Corporal in Company C, 1st Infantry Regiment of the Michigan National Guard, 1914. During World War I served as a flyer with the 32d Division. Bernd G. Baetcke: Served as Captain in the Michigan National Guard, 1940. During ...

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