Oral history interview with Carl Hainline [sound recording], 1982 October 22

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Oral history interview with Carl Hainline [sound recording], 1982 October 22

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Carl Hainline was drafted into the United States Army in 1918. Prior to the First World War he was working as a mechanic in Kansas City, Missouri. He was sent to Camp Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky and then to Camp Sherman in Iowa. He was assigned to the 158th Field Artillery Brigade. He was ordered to Hoboken, New Jersey to board a ship going to Liverpool, England then on to France. The armistice was signed when he was en route to Germany.

1 sound disc (50 minutes) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

Murray State University, Waterfield Library

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Murray State University, Waterfield Library

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