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Identifier: historyofbattery00wide (find matches)
Title: History of Battery E, 323rd field artillery;
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Wideman, Ernst G. (from old catalog) Herrick, Sherlock A., (from old catalog) joint author Shem, Carl A., (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: United States. Artillery. 232d field artillery. Battery E., 1917-1919. (from old catalog) World War, 1914-1918
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Press of the Ward and Shaw company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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was that periscope?another man asked him. About 2,000 yards was the reply. Did the shotscome close to hitting it? Only missed it by six inches, was the observersreply. We had always considered Major Baldwin of the First Battalion a sharkon sensing shots but even the Majors ability was put in the shade by thisnewly-found expert. A wonderful feeling of security came over every man on the ship whentwo days out from Liverpool, when, on arising, we beheld nine Americandestroyers, with the Stars and Stripes streaming from their sterns, plowingalong beside us to escort us through the danger zone. Uncle Sam waswatching out for us, and it was with a most grateful feeling that we watchedthese little sea wasps dart around us. The morning of June 28th found us in the River Mersey, a wide, muddyand traffic-choked stream that led to our destination, which was Birkenhead,just across the river from Liverpool. We docked at about noon, and the firstlong leg of our journey to Germany became a memory. 18
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