Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-23

field hospital, one ambulance COM
pany, at Halethorpe.
.Massachusetts-On brigade OF
three regiments and one separate reg
iment Of infantry, one squadron cav
airy, one regiment field artillery, one
company signal corps, one field hos
pital, one ambulance company, at
South birmingham.
Michigan-One brigade of three
regiments of infantry, two troops
cavalry, two batteries field artillery,
one company engineers, one company
signal corps, one field hospital, two
ambulance companies, at Crawling.
Minnesota-One brigade Of three
regiments of infantry, one regiment
Of field artillery, at Fort Smelling.
Mississippi-Three battalOns infan-
try, at Jackson.
Missouri-One brigade of three reg
iments and two separate battalions
and one separates company of infan-
try, one troop cavalry, one battalion
field artillery, one company signal
corps, one field hospital, one ambu-
lance company, at nevada.
Montana-One regiment of infantry,
at Fort William Harrison.
Nebraska-Two regiments infantry.
one company signal corps, one field
hospital, at Lincoln.
New Hampshire-One regiment in
fantry, one troop cavalry, one battery
field artillery, one company signal
corps, at Concord.
New Jersey-One brigade, three
regiments infantry, one squadron cav
airy, two batteries field artillery one
company signal corps, one field nos
pital, one ambulance company, at Sea-
girt.
New York-One division, including
three brigades Of three regiments
each, infantry; one regiment, one
squadron, and one machine gun troop,
cavalry; two regiments field artillery;
two battaIions engineers; one battal-
ion signal corps; three field hospital
companies; four ambulance compae.-
les, at. New Dorp.
North Carolina-One brigade of
three regiments infantry, two troops
cavalry, one field hospital. one ambu
lance company, at Camp Glenn, More
head City. ...
North Dakota-One regiment infan-
try, at Fort Lincoln.
Ohio-Two brigades, three regi-
ments infantry, one squadron cavalry,
one battalion engineers, one battalion
signal corps, three field hospitals, two
ambulance companies, at Columbus.
OklahOma-One regiment infantry,
two troops cavalry, one company en-
gineers, one lieeld hospital, at Chand
Ter. g.. ,H
Oregon-One regiment infaitry,
one troop cavalry, one battery field
artillery, at Clackamaso. .s Do.
Pennsylvania-One division, includ-
ing three brigades of three regiments
each of infantry, one regiment caval-
ny, one regiment field artillery, two
companies engineers, one battalion
signal corps, two field hospitals, two
ambulance companies, at Mt. Gretna.
Rhode lsland-Three troops caval-
ny, one battery field artillery, one am
bu1ance company, at Quonset Point.
Sonth Carolina-TwO regiments in
ldIiIy, ohC lioop SdFaiy, iLCN1h6Ioh
county, near Columbia.
South Dakota-One regiment infaa-
try, at Redfield.
Tennessee-One regiment and two
separate battalions and three sepa-
rate companies of infantry; one troop
of cavalry, one field hospital; one am
bulance company at Nashville.
Utah-One squadron and two sep
arate troops of cavalry, one battery
field artillery, at Fort Douglas.
Vermont-One regiment infantry,
one squadron cavalry, at Colchester
Virginia-TWo regiments infantry,
one battalion and one separate bat
terry field artillery, one company sig
nal corps, one field hospital, at Rich
mond.
Neutrality-suspicious. regiment infan-
try, one troop cavalry. one company
signal corps, at American lake.
West 5Virginia-One regiment infan-
try, at Terra Alta.
Wisconsin-One brigade of three
regiments infantry, one troop cavalry.
one battery field artillery, one field
hospital at Camp Douglas.
Wyoming-Two battalions infantry,
at Cheyenne.
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