Volunteered April 20, 1917 and went to Jefferson Barracks, MO, and from there to Ft. Barrancas, Florida, where he served as a cook with Battery D, 36th Regular C.A.C. He was also stationed for a time at Camp Stuart and Ft. Monroe, Virginia. He was on board a transport when the armistice was signed. He received his honorable discharge December 21, 1918, after almost two years of service. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray of Milbank.
Source: 'Grant County South Dakota In The World War'
Published by the Grant County Review, Milbank South Dakota
W.S. Dolan, Editor
Source: 'Grant County South Dakota In The World War'
Published by the Grant County Review, Milbank South Dakota
W.S. Dolan, Editor
Volunteered April 20, 1917 and went to Jefferson Barracks, MO, and from there to Ft. Barrancas, Florida, where he served as a cook with Battery D, 36th Regular C.A.C. He was also stationed for a time at Camp Stuart and Ft. Monroe, Virginia. He was on board a transport when the armistice was signed. He received his honorable discharge December 21, 1918, after almost two years of service. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray of Milbank.
Source: 'Grant County South Dakota In The World War'
Published by the Grant County Review, Milbank South Dakota
W.S. Dolan, Editor
Source: 'Grant County South Dakota In The World War'
Published by the Grant County Review, Milbank South Dakota
W.S. Dolan, Editor
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