Col. T.A. Roberts (white) Lieut. Col. Otis B. Duncan Major James R. White Capt. John H. Patton Capt. Chester Sanders Capt. John T. Prout Capt. Samuel R. Gwynne Capt. Devere J. Warner Capt. Wm. B. Crawford Capt. George M. Allen Capt. James C. Hall Capt. Stuart Alexander Capt. Mathew Jackson Capt. James H. Smith Lieut. Park Tancil Lieut. Osceola A. Browning Lieut. George C. Lacey Lieut. Frank Robinson Lieut. Claudius Ballard Lieut. Charles C. Jackson Lieut. William J. Warfield Lieut. Samuel S. Gordon Lieut. Robert P. Hurd Lieut. Henry N. Shelton Lieut. Henry P. Cheatham Lieut. Stanley B. Norvell Lieut. Roy B. Tisdell Lieut. Thomas A. Painter Lieut. Lawson Price Lieut. Lincoln D. Reid Lieut. Elmer J. Myers Sergt. Norman Henry Sergt. Clarence T. Gibson Sergt. Matthew Jenkins Sergt. Cecil Nelson Sergt. Howard Templeton Sergt. Chas. T. Monroe Sergt. Derry Brown Corp. James R. Brown Corp. Lewis Warner Corp. Joseph Henderson Corp. Maceo A. Tervalon Corp. William Stevenson Corp. Emil Laurent Corp. Charles T. Brock Pvt. Nathaniel C. White (deceased) Pvt. Robert Pride Pvt. George B. White Pvt. Howard Sheffield Pvt. Cornelius Robinson Pvt. Ulysses Sayles Pvt. William Cuff (deceased) Pvt. Hugh Givens Pvt. Arthur Johnson Pvt. Rufus Pitts Pvt. Olbert Dorsey Pvt. William Hurdle Pvt. Bee McKissic Pvt. Jonas Paxton Pvt. Harry Pearson Pvt. Paul Turlington Pvt. Reed J. Brown Pvt. Paul Johnson Pvt. Reedy Jones Pvt. Alonzo Keller Pvt. Leroy Lindsay Pvt. Lavern Massey Pvt. Josiah Nevees Pvt. Ira Taylor Pvt. Jesse Ferguson Pvt. William M. Robinson Awarded Distinguished Service Crosses by General Pershing: Capt. William B. Crawford Lieut. William J. Warfield Sergt. Norman Henry Sergt. Ralph Gibson Sergt. Robert Barnes Sergt. Charles T. Monroe Sergt. Emmett Thompson Sergt. Lester Fossie Sergt. Matthew Jenkins Pvt. Tom Powell (deceased) Pvt. Andrew McCall Pvt. Wm. Cuff (deceased) Pvt. Spirley Irby Pvt. Alfred Williamson Pvt. William G. Hurdle Pvt. Harry Pearson Pvt. Alonzo Walton Pvt. Leroy Davis Pvt. James Fuquay Pvt. Nathaniel C. White (deceased) Pvt. Arthur Johnson CHAPTER XVIII. BLOOD OF THE BLACK AND WHITE IN ONE RIVULET OF DEPARTING LIFE LINCOLN'S PROPHETIC WORDS--NEGROES ALONGSIDE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE WORLD--HOLD THEIR OWN--THE 372ND REGIMENT--BRIGADED WITH VETERANS OF THE MARNE--FAMOUS "RED HAND" DIVISION--OCCUPY HILL 304 AT VERDUN--NINE DAYS BATTLE IN "BLOODY ARGONNE"--ADMIRATION OF THE FRENCH--CONSPICUOUS COMPONENTS OF 372ND--CHRONOLOGY OF SERVICE.