1 LT. EINAR H. GAUSTED wounded 2 LT. GEORGE JACKSON killed May 28, '18 3 CAPT. AMIEL FREY " " 27, '18 4 LT. GROVER P. CATHER " " 28, '18 5 LT. CHARLES H. WEAVER wounded 6 LT. WESLEY FREML killed June 29, '18 7 LT. JAMES M. BARRETT gassed 8 LT. ROLAND W. ESTEY 9 MAJOR THEODORE ROOSEVELT wounded 10 LT. B. VANN 11 LT. GEORGE P. GUSTAFSON killed June 6, '18 12 LT. TUVE J. FLODEN wounded 13 LT. REXIE E. GILLIAM wounded 14 LT. JOHN P. GAINES wounded 15 LT. LEWIS TILLMAN 16 LT. PERCY E. LE STOURGEON wounded 17 LT. BROWN LEWIS wounded 18 CAPT. HAMILTON K. FOSTER killed Oct. 2, '18 19 LT. PAUL R. CARUTHERS wounded 20 LT. M. MORRIS ANDREWS 21 LT. WILLIAM C. DABNEY wounded 22 LT. DONALD H. GRANT 23 CAPT. E. D. MORGAN 24 LT. DENNIS H. SHILLEN wounded 25 LT. HARRY DILLON killed Oct. 4, '18 26 LT. CHARLES RIDGELY 27 LT. JOSEPH P. CARD 28 LT. STEWART A. BAXTER wounded 29 LT. THOMAS D. AMORY killed Oct. 3, '18 30 LT. THOMAS B. CORNELI [Illustration: A GROUP OF OFFICERS OF THE 1ST BATTALION, 26TH INFANTRY Haudivillers. April, 1917] Arnold looked at him in a weary way, shook his head sadly and remarked to the officer beside him, "We have only ourselves to blame for it." Indeed, we were to blame for conditions, and such of us as were fortunate enough to see service in Europe had the sins of our unpreparedness brought before us in the most glaring light. Just how much training and experience were of value was everywhere evident. In my opinion, all divisions sent over by this country were approximately equal in intelligence and courage. There was, however, the greatest difference between the veteran divisions and those which had just arrived. Each division, after being given the same amount of training and fighting, would show up much the same, but put a division which had been fighting for six months alongside of one that had just arrived, and in every detail you could see the difference. The men of the newly arrived division were as courageous as the men of the old division. Their intelligence was as good, but they did not know the small things which come only with training and experience, and which, in a close battle, make the difference between victory and defeat, the difference between needless sacrifice and the sacrifice which brings results.