The United States Marine Corps in the World War — John Shaqi
The United States Marine Corps in the World WarUnited States. Marine Corps
History
The United States Marine Corps in the World War
United States. Marine Corps
United States. Marine Corps -- History -- World War, 1914-1918; World War, 1914-1918 -- United States
_Naval magazines._—Hingham, Mass.; Fort Lafayette; Iona Island, N.
Y.; Lake Denmark, N. J.; Fort Mifflin, Pa.; St. Juliens Creek, Va.;
and Mare Island, Calif.
_Naval ammunition depots._—Dover, N. J., and New London, Conn.
_Torpedo stations._—Puget Sound, Wash., and Newport, R. I.
_Radio stations, etc._—Greenbury, Md.; Point Isabel, Tex.; Radio,
Va.; Key West, Fla.; Chatham, Mass.; Portland, Me.; Rye Beach, Me.;
Otter Cliffs, Me.; naval radio station, Wellfleet, Mass.; French
Cable Co., Orleans, Mass.; Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., Rockport,
Mass.; Commercial Telegraph & Cable Co., Boston; Marconi Wireless
Co., Boston; Western Union Co., Boston; Cape Cod, Mass.; Sayville, N.
Y.; New Brunswick, N. J.; Belmar, N. J.; Tuckerton, N. J.; Beaufort,
S. C.; Charleston, S. C.; Annapolis, Md.; Washington, D. C.; San
Diego, Calif.; Chollas Heights, Calif.; Point Arguello, Calif.;
Inglewood, Calif.; East San Pedro, Calif.; Eureka, Calif.; Bolinas,
Calif.; Marshall, Calif.; Farallones Islands, Calif.; Marshfield,
Oreg.; Astoria, Oreg.; Lents, Oreg.; Tatoosh, Wash.; North Head, Wash.
_Naval prisons._—Portsmouth, N. H.; Parris Island, S. C.; and Mare
Island, Calif.
_Naval hospitals._—Boston; New York; Washington, D. C.; Norfolk, Va.;
Key West, Fla.; and Fort Lyons, Col.
_Coaling stations._—La Playa, Calif., and Tiburon, Calif.
_Receiving ship._—Boston.
_Other places._—Headquarters, Washington, D. C.; Office of the Judge
Advocate General; assistant paymasters’ offices at New York, Atlanta,
Ga., and San Francisco, Calif.; depots of supplies at Philadelphia,
Pa., San Francisco, Calif., and Charleston, S. C.; naval experimental
station, New London, Conn.; naval district base, New London, Conn.;
advanced base force, Philadelphia, Pa.; mobilization bureau, New York
City; third naval district base, New York; New Navy Building guard,
Washington, D. C.; naval mine station, Yorktown, Va.; naval base,
Hampton Roads, Va.; Navy rifle range, Wakefield, Mass.; rifle range,
Winthrop, Md.; naval proving grounds, Indian Head, Md.; Wissahickon
Barracks, N. J.; Navy fuel depot, Curtis, Md.; Navy ordnance plant,
Charleston, W. Va.; camp of instruction, bayonet team, Lansdowne,
Pa.; signal battalion, Paoli, Pa.; staff office, San Francisco,
Calif.; Marine barracks, Quantico, Va.; Fort Crockett, Galveston,
Tex.; Gerstner Field, Lake Charles, La.; naval air station, Cape
May, N. J.; naval air station, San Diego, Calif.; naval school for
mechanics, Great Lakes, Ill.; naval air station, Pensacola, Fla.;
Army training field, Mineola, Long Island, N. Y.; Marine Corps
School of Machine Gun Instruction at Utica, N. Y.; and Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass.
BEYOND CONTINENTAL LIMITS OF UNITED STATES.
_American Expeditionary Forces._—In France, England, and Germany.
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