Company D, 361st Infantry Regiment
91st Division, A.E.F., WWI
Charles R Curry is the son of Jay Curry and Carrie Gifford.
He was born in Ohio and came to California in July 1902.
He was killed in action at 8 a.m. on Hill 255 in the Argonne Forest by shrapnel from a shell.
While at the front buglers and other musicians were put into service as stretcher carriers carrying the wounded from the field of battle to the field hospitals.
91st Division, A.E.F., WWI
Charles R Curry is the son of Jay Curry and Carrie Gifford.
He was born in Ohio and came to California in July 1902.
He was killed in action at 8 a.m. on Hill 255 in the Argonne Forest by shrapnel from a shell.
While at the front buglers and other musicians were put into service as stretcher carriers carrying the wounded from the field of battle to the field hospitals.
Company D, 361st Infantry Regiment
91st Division, A.E.F., WWI
Charles R Curry is the son of Jay Curry and Carrie Gifford.
He was born in Ohio and came to California in July 1902.
He was killed in action at 8 a.m. on Hill 255 in the Argonne Forest by shrapnel from a shell.
While at the front buglers and other musicians were put into service as stretcher carriers carrying the wounded from the field of battle to the field hospitals.
91st Division, A.E.F., WWI
Charles R Curry is the son of Jay Curry and Carrie Gifford.
He was born in Ohio and came to California in July 1902.
He was killed in action at 8 a.m. on Hill 255 in the Argonne Forest by shrapnel from a shell.
While at the front buglers and other musicians were put into service as stretcher carriers carrying the wounded from the field of battle to the field hospitals.
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