From the book Polk County in the World War - 1922
Emil Alvin Jensen, son of Mary M and Bertel Jenson, of Erskine, was wounded somewhere in France, Oct 11th and died Oct 12th from the effects of the wounds. He was a Private in Co A, 128th Reg. 32nd Div., and entered the service May 27th, 1918, going to Camp Lewis, Washington. He went from there to Camp Kearney and then to Camp Mills and overseas.
~His unit was operating in the vicinity of Romagne when he died of wounds.
Emil Alvin Jensen, son of Mary M and Bertel Jenson, of Erskine, was wounded somewhere in France, Oct 11th and died Oct 12th from the effects of the wounds. He was a Private in Co A, 128th Reg. 32nd Div., and entered the service May 27th, 1918, going to Camp Lewis, Washington. He went from there to Camp Kearney and then to Camp Mills and overseas.
~His unit was operating in the vicinity of Romagne when he died of wounds.
From the book Polk County in the World War - 1922
Emil Alvin Jensen, son of Mary M and Bertel Jenson, of Erskine, was wounded somewhere in France, Oct 11th and died Oct 12th from the effects of the wounds. He was a Private in Co A, 128th Reg. 32nd Div., and entered the service May 27th, 1918, going to Camp Lewis, Washington. He went from there to Camp Kearney and then to Camp Mills and overseas.
~His unit was operating in the vicinity of Romagne when he died of wounds.
Emil Alvin Jensen, son of Mary M and Bertel Jenson, of Erskine, was wounded somewhere in France, Oct 11th and died Oct 12th from the effects of the wounds. He was a Private in Co A, 128th Reg. 32nd Div., and entered the service May 27th, 1918, going to Camp Lewis, Washington. He went from there to Camp Kearney and then to Camp Mills and overseas.
~His unit was operating in the vicinity of Romagne when he died of wounds.
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