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“My grandfather was in the 302 center tank corps in a picture taken before shipping out to France 1916. He was a farm boy from Illinois when he joined. They had ask the recruits if any knew how to drive a tracker or automobile. His family had a steam tractor or two back on the farm , so he’d raised his hand and was pick for tanks. They were trained in the French tanks. He served until the end of the War first went to England for training then France Grandma always keep all their letters and I loved reading them. She was a Candy stripper and help at a local hospital with the great Flu epidemic. She always talk about it So I knew all about it. Which was largely forgotten about until the 1990s when people started worrying about pandemics. So I really love your Podcast. Oops forgot to ALSO say his discharge says he was in the 317th Regiment S Company Tank Corps AEF, France January 1919.
Again. Not discharge but appointment to Sergeant”
wolfie/wolf via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/15/19
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