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Gov, Second Lieutenant Kenneth (dcccascd),
Machine Gun Company, 107th Infantry,
IL Caldwell Avenue, Summit, n. ..-Pcr-
sonaly took rations forward with n pack
mule through fire until he was killed.
Spickerman, Corporal Herman (dcccascdO,
Machine Gun Company, 107th Infantry,
Bloomvlle, N. Y.-Corporal Spickcrman
and his machine gunners barricadcd a
sap near the enemy machine guns, ard,
after killing four of the enemy was
mortally wounded.
Willis, First Lieutenant Edward (deccascd),
l07th Infantry, Summit, N. Lied his
platoon of machine guns for moro than
two thousand yards under terrific machine
gun fire and was mortally wounded
Hall, First Lieutenant Percy M. (decoased),
1O7th Infantry, Montclair, N. J.-Disrc-
garding extremely weak condition went
into attack with his company. BY giving
his overcoat to wounded man he so cX-
posed himself that he died.
Brown, jrD Sergeant Frederick II. Ode
eeased), Company. I, 10Th Infantry,
geant Brown averted heavy casualties in
his platoon by going forward and, single
handed, destroying machine gun nests.
Dausch, Sergeant William (deccascd), Com
pany !. 107th Infantry 35 East Ninety
third Street, New York City-Destroyed
two enemy machine gun nests. Even
after being mortally wounded he con
tinued in the combat.
Dee, Sergeant Frank f.. Company I, 10Th
Infantry, Waterbury, Conn.-Whcn the
advance of his platoon had been held up
by direct machine gun fire Sergeant Dee,
severely wounded, went out in plain view
and put tho gun and its crew out of action
Carey, Sergeant Philip. Company l. 1O7th
Infantry, East Orange, N. J.-Organlzing
platoon of survivors of a battalion Ser
geant Grady led them in attack against
the enemy, killed or wounded machine
gun crew and destroyed the gun.
Rowo, Sergeant George, Company I. 1o7th
Infantry, Ossining N. Y.-Although seri-
ously wounded Sergeant Rowo continued
to lead his platoon.
Cutler, Corporal Merritt d., Company l.
10th Infantry, 10l Park Avenue, New
York City - Although suffering from
wounds Corporal Cutler went forth under
treacherous enemy fire and dragged two
wounded comrades to safety.
Mclaughlin, Mechanic Edwin W., Company
I. 10th Infantry, 1886 Ogden Avenue,
New York City-Advanced alone and put
several machine guns out of action.
Greene. First Sergeant Harold, Company H.
1o7th Infantry, 100 Hawley Street, Bing-
hamton, N. Y.-When his commanding
officer was severely wounded and evacu-
ated First Sergeant Greene took command
Of the company
Hull, Sergeant Henry c., Company II. 1o7th
1n3fa1ntry, p31n !, 10 South Broadway, White
idins' M I-A1tcr being severely
wounded, reorganized a badly scattered
line and led it into effective combat
Kenny. jr, First Class Private Frank r..
Company H, 10th Infantry, Tuckahoe.
N Y.-When his commanding officer fell
wounded Private Kenny organized a SQUAD
OF slightly wounded men and with an au-
tomato rifle and ammunition, which he
salvaged. mopped up q section of the
enemy trench.
Poser, Corporal Fred. N), Machine Gun
Company, 10th Infantry, 3S3 First Ave-
nue.. New York City Voluntarily went
forward to locate friendly troops and in
doing SO was obliged to pass between
enemy nests.
Parkc, Private Ira s., Machine Gun Com
pany, 10th Infantry, Amherst, Mass
Although wounded three times refused to
leave the field.
Robins, Sergeant Joseph, Machine Gun
Company, 10Th Infantry, 1928 East Eighty
sixth Street, New York City-Voluntariiy
Was badly wounded.
Andrean, First Sergeant Charles II. (de-
ceased). Company A, 10th Infantry,
Utica. N. WAS wounded in the head,
but continued to direct his men,
Stewart, Private A1pheus E. (deceased),
Company G, 10th Infantry, Jordantown,
Tcx.-After having been wounded in tho
head advanced against an enemy machine
gun nest and put it out Of action.
Adsit, Captain Henry, Machine Gun Com
pany, 10th Infantry, BufFalo-While
eted. He personally went forward and
made possible the holding Of the position
Harlin, Private Henry J. (42), Machine Gun
Company. 10th Infantry, 1853 West End
Avenue, New York City-Crawlcd through