Demobilization : $b our industrial and military demobilization after the armistice, 1918-1920Crowell, Benedict
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Demobilization : $b our industrial and military demobilization after the armistice, 1918-1920
Crowell, Benedict
United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces -- Demobilization; World War, 1914-1918 -- United States
American Cyanamid Co.: Process of, at Muscle Shoals fixation plant,
184
American Expeditionary Forces:
Identification of dead of, 85, 89–91
Repatriation of, 38–42
Strength of, 1
Welfare activities in, 92–97
American Legion:
And abuse of uniform, 110
And bonus, 69
And disabled veterans, 104
American Red Cross:
Bonus payment aided by, 69
Demobilization camp banks of, 110
Soldier reëmployment campaign aided by, 109
Ammonium Nitrate, 274
Ammunition, Artillery: Disposal of, 188–190
Anglo-American Tank Project, 298–300
Anglo-American Tanks: Purchase of British parts for, 300–301
Animals: _See_ Horses and Mules
Appel, Monte: Claims against French settled by, 295
Appraisers, War Department Board of, 142
Army:
Status of demobilization, February 28, 1919, 50
Strength, 1
Army Retail Stores, 282–285
Army Subsistence School, 247–248
Artillery Carriages: Demobilization of industry producing, 174–175
Artillery, Field:
Production, 164, 175, 176
Reserve manufacturing facilities for, 168, 172
Reserves of, 175, 176
Artillery, Motorization of, 194
Artillery, Railway: Demobilization of industry producing, 176–180
Assistant Secretary of War, The:
As president of War Department Claims Board, 135
Purchase of cantonment sites ordered by, 265
Attorney General: Ruling of, against commission agents, 123
Ayer, Lieut. Col. F. R.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147
Babcock, Col. Conrad S.: “Pershing’s Own Regiment” trained by, 94
Baggage, Military, 74–75
_See also_ Lost Baggage
Baggage Service, 75–78
Baldridge, Private C. LeRoy: On _Stars and Stripes_, 96
Balloons, 203, 206, 213
Barnes, Lieut. Col. A. V.: Chief of Baltimore ordnance district, 149
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.: Optical glass produced by, 192–193
Beaune, University of, 93
Belgian Government: Supplies sold to, 189, 216, 241, 252
Belgian Relief Commission, 241
Benson, Admiral William S.: And German passenger vessels, 36
Billy, M. Édouard de: On French Liquidation Commission, 294
Bonus, 51, 69–70
Boosters and Adapters, 186
Bordeaux: As port of embarkation for A. E. F., 11, 12, 16, 19–24, 25,
28
Boston: As port of debarkation, 54
Bound Brook Tetranitroaniline Plant, 182
Boy Scouts: Walnut trees hunted by, 157
Brashear Co., J. A.: Prisms for panoramic sights produced by, 191
Brass, 277
Brest: As port of embarkation for A. E. F., 11, 12, 16, 17, 24–25, 29
Briggs & Turivas: Senter tetryl plant bought by, 182
Briggs, Lieut. Col. M. F.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147
British Army: Unidentified dead of, 84
British Government:
American claims paid by, 294
American surplus aircraft sold by, 213
Ships of, withdrawn from American service, 31
Britt, Field Clerk James A.: On _Stars and Stripes_, 95
Browns: Number of, in Army, 70
Bryant, Waldo C.: Chief of Bridgeport ordnance district, 148
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