American Red Cross, 91st Division death reports 1917-1931, bulk 1919.

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American Red Cross, 91st Division death reports 1917-1931, bulk 1919.

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Colin V. Dyment, Lt. A.R.C., 91st Div. wrote these American Red Cross, 91st Division (World War I) death reports for the benefit of bereaved family members. Written in 1919 and with varying degrees of detail, they describe the circumstances of the deaths of men in the 91st Division - almost exclusively during the Meuse-Argonne and Belgian offensives, September-November, 1918.

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