Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-28
Many Questions Answered.

| An Interested Reader-We have
no information concerning the "com-
posite regiment" you ask about. 1t
was probably a casual or
ganiza ton, or may have been made
up of men from different units as
signed to some special duty. Would
suggest that you write to the ad-
| jutant general of the army for in
formation on this point.
E. S., Kearney-We regret we can
not give you any information as to
the time any individual soldier will
be returned to this country. The
quartermaster units will probably be
| the last out of France
| J. c. W.-The Sixth cavalry il not
| attached to any division; it's several
troops are stationed in different parts
of France; no time has been an
| nounced for its return, but proba bly,
it will soon be on its way home.
Mrs. o. E. Ave have no in
formation as to the 72d engineers,
either as to the present station of
the regiment or the time for its re-
turn.
A Soldiers Mother-The 222d mill
tary police company is stationed at
st. Nazatre, part of the force guard
ing base section No. l. No time has
been announced for its departure
for home.
A Constant Reader-Military po-
lice companies attached to base Sec
tons are just now employed in the
important work of maintaining order
where great efforts are being made
to prepare for transport home of
large bodies of men and immense
amounts of supplies. This renders
the likelihood of their immediate
release improbable. Base section
No. 2 is at Bordeaux
A Friend Of the Soldier-See an
swers Immediately foregoing. The
209th military police company is in
the service of supply, and is there
fore busy helping to get the rest of
the expeditionary forces out of
France.
A Returned Soldier-The 82d di-
vision was scheduled to return on
the April sailing list. We have no
record of the place of demobiliza-
ton of the 320th machine gun bat
talon, which was part of this d.
vision. Would suggest that you
write to the adjutant general of the
army for information concerning this
unit.
j. M. S.-We can give you only
the fact that the 10th infantry was
part of the 2Sth division, which was
on the May sailing list. Most or
this division has arrived and been
demobilized.
Albion--No orders have yet been
issued for the immediate return of
field remount squadron No. $40. 1t
is in the service of supply at Mer-
ignac, via A. P. O. 7O5 This Is
part of base section No. 2 at Bor-
deaux.
Mrs. T. J.-No word has been re-
ceived as to when the 57th signal
service company will be released
for return home.
Mrs. M. E. Dive have no in
formation as to when the 306th sup
ply train will be released from serv-
ice. A soldier who has been dis
charged from the army on applica-
ton for immediate release, supported
by affidavit, is allowed to come home
as quickly as he likes. The speed
with which rehabilitation is
progressing makes the application
for SPECIAL discharge unnecessary in
most cases, for the soldier is apt to
get out sooner if the regular course
is pursued.
A Soldiers Mother-No time has
beeen announced for the sailing of
the 18th transportation company. II
is at ST. NaZaire.
l.. r. H.-Evacuation ambulance
company No. 33 is at Bordeaux, A.
P. O. 705. 1t is not attached to a
division, nor is it on the early sailing
schedule.
E. J. P.-The return of letter ad-
dressed to a soldier abroad means
only that you have not the right ad-
dress. Write to the adjutant gen.
eral Of the army, Washington, D. c.,
and you may obtain the correct in
formation as to his whereabouts.
which we are unable to furnish.