Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
OVER A MILLION
MEN DES|GNAT
FOR MUSTER OUT
General March Announces No
More Men Have Been Or
dered TO Russia Over Half
Million Released,
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eleven hundred thousand American
soldiers at home and abroad have
been designated for Rehabilitation
since the armistice was signed. Cen
= oral march gave the figures today as
$4,000 men in home units to be dig
charged and 16S. 900 men and $500
officers assigned by General Pershing
tor early convoy home from France.
/ This includes men alreav dis
charged and those who have landed
from France. To date official re-
/ ports show 5S3,33 men and 35,4O9
! officers actually discharged.
Complete reports for the week lust
ended are expected to raise the total
AT least ore hundred thousand
General March made public a lis.
Of auxiliary troops attached to the
American third army, the army of
occupation including the following
complete regiments: S01st, 30Sth and
Sl0th engineers, and the LIST. list
bath and seth pioneer infantry
No More Troops to Russia.
General March said that no addi-
tional American troops had been or
dered to Russia,
General March said the total cas-
ualties in the 35th division, from all
causes as indicated by requests from
that division for requirements up to
November 13 were III officers and
4.086 men. Up to the same date the
Eighty-ninth division had requested
in requirements 1876 officers and
5,727 men.
Following is the complete list out
side OF divisions serving with the
third American army along the Ger
man frontier:
Army troops headquarters troops;
66th field artillery brigade 322nd
field battalion, signal corps, LIST tel
egraph battalion. goth telegraph bat
talon; second cavalry headquarters,
first squadron, second cavalry. 46th
engineers. 56th pioneer infantry,
third army military police battalion,
evacuation hospitals three and IL,
S14th remount squadron, 303rd re-
mount squadron, army postoffice
927, sanitary train third army 542nd,
590th, 601st, 603rd ambulance sec
tons, third army provisional supply
train, truck companies AL. 463. 466,
49,, 469 third army air service head |
quarters, first pursuit group, pursuit
group, pursuit squadron No. A. 4th
air part. headquarters bombardment
group, day bombing squadron 166, |
groups, aero squadrons nine and 81, I
photo sections two and 10, branch in
telligence office 462nd and 46Srd. !
construction squadrons, third army
regional replacement depot No. 800. |
Third army corps, corps troops |
Headquarters troops. 30Sth, engineers
and train Sind telegraph battalion |
30Sth field battalion, signal corps 3rdl
corps military police company, first |
pioneer infantry, troop X 3rd cavalry |
motor supply train Ale. field re-
mount squadron 302. mobile vetern-
airy hospital No one, machine shop
truck unit 405. first corps artillery
park, 501st mobile ordnance repair
aero squadron, sixth photo section |
third corps balloon groups reconnais- |
sance, first balloon company branch |
intelligence office third corps sani-
tary train. field hospitals, 1862, 1863 !
and 932, ambulance companies 162. |
1853 and 332, sales commissary unit +
No 33.
Fourth army corps, corps troops: |
Headquarters troops headquarters de- |
tachments, 51st pioneer infantry. |
a01st engineers and train 3t0th field /
battalion signal corps 405th tele-
graph battalion, fourth corps air |
service headquarters 18th aero squad /
ron. photo section No. 4, branch in
telligence office. balloon group head
quarters, fourth corps, second balloon
company, 413th motor supply train. I
mobile ordnance repair shop machine |
shop truck unit 369, 4th corps sani- /
tary train, ambulance companies 30t, !
302, 500. field hospitals 301, 500, 900, /
troop NJ, 306th field remount squad I
ron. attachments fifth mobile veter
mary hospital, 4th corps military po-
lice, sales commssary unit No 81.
4th corps artillery park.
Army corps, CORPS, troops headnuar
ters troops, military police, 326th
field battalion signal corps, provis-
ional motor supply company. 396th I
machine shop truck unit, 107th sani-
tary train. less horse section, army
postoffice 1872. 30Sth mobile veterin-
airy section. Ssth aero squadron, Bird
balloon company, 9Th pioneer infan
try 18th corps field veterinary unit,
166th field artillery brigade 310th
engineers, ono battalion 602nd engi-
neers, one battalion 4l4th supply !
train, two companies 41Sth supply
train, two companies: 312th remount
SQUADRON. 310th engineer. train, 10Th
telegraph battalion.
The four batteries of the lard
field artillery with headquarters and
supply company comprise "a officers
and about $50 men who will be de-
modified at California national
guard camps, Fort Douglas and Camp
Lewis.
The Hath field artillery includes
So officers and 1,440 men.
The eighth trench mortar battery
on the northern Pacific will proceed
to Vancouver barracks. Washington.
while the Fifth American base ceme-
terv sector. composed of II officers
and 40 men will 70 to Portland
Maine and Jefferson Barracks, Mo-
There arc Al officers and 800 men
in the S3Sth field artillery on the
Pocahontas. The l26th field artillery
on the same shin has a strength of
% officers and 1,076 men, and the
109th ammunition train horse battal-
ion. three officers and 4S4 men.
A unit of ISL men designated as
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