I have had the opportunity daily for seven months to see at work the American Automobile Sanitary Section No. 3, which has been at the disposal of the 66th Division for nearly a year past. The Section has had to operate constantly in a district where the roads are particularly bad. It has had on many occasions to work day and night under the greatest possible strain, due to the fact that successive fierce actions have necessitated a large number of removals in a few days. Under all conditions one and all have done their duty--and more than their duty--with an absolute disregard of danger, with a touching simplicity, with an imperturbable sang-froid equalled only by the absolutely single-hearted zeal with which they have unwearyingly given their assistance. The death of one driver, killed at his post, the severe wound of another driver received in the course of his service, bear even more eloquent witness than the _citations_ in the orders of the day awarded to the Section and to a large number of its members, to the way in which they have understood their duties and striven to fulfil them. At the moment when this Section, so ably led by you and by Lieutenant Lovering Hill is about to leave the Division for another field of operation, I have it at heart to offer to you all, in the name of all our wounded and sick, my warmest thanks for the truly admirable way in which you have done your work. (_Signed_) GEORGES _121st Division_ _S. P. 76_ Le Médecin Aide-Major de 1{ère} Classe Rocher, Médecin-Chef du G. B. D. à Monsieur le Lieutenant Commandant la S. S. A. A. N{o} 7. J'ai l'honneur de vous faire connaître que pendant toute la durée du dernier bombardement dans le secteur de Vic-Fontenoy, la Section Sanitaire Automobile Américaine N{o} 1 a assuré le service souvent périlleux de l'évacuation des blessés avec sang-froid, zèle et dévouement. Tous vos conducteurs sont dignes d'éloge, et je signale particulièrement à votre attention le conducteur Woolverton, qui, malgré le bombardement très rapproché de sa voiture, a continué son service avec la plus belle assurance. (Signé) DR. ROCHER [TRANSLATION] _121st Division_ _S. P. 76_ ROCHER, Assistant Physician of the 1st Class, Physician-in-Chief of the G. B. D. to MONSIEUR THE LIEUTENANT commanding the S. S. A. A. No. 7. I have the honor to inform you that throughout the last bombardment in the sector of Vic-Fontenoy, the American Automobile Sanitary Section No. 1 safeguarded the often very hazardous process of removing the wounded, with coolness, zeal, and devotion. All your drivers are deserving of praise, and I call particularly to your attention Driver Woolverton, who, notwithstanding the bombardment very near his car, continued his service with the most splendid self-possession. (_Signed_) DR. ROCHER _Direction de l'Arrière_ _Service Automobile_ _Inspection Permanente des Régions de l'Est_