State history. World War. Army. World War Veterans. 1918-02-26

"Like ourselves, base hospital No. 26 anticipates moving orders and should you fail to hear from me within a reasonable time, you may know that we have gone," writes Major S. E. Lambert, commanding officer of hospital Unit C, now at Fort McPherson, Ga., which is composed mostly of Spokane...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1918
Subjects:
Northwest history
World War 1
United States army
American soldiers
World War I Veterans
War Veterans
Major L. E. Lambert of Spokane
Washington state
hospital units
letters
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century World War
1914-1918 United States. Army
Fort McPherson
Pacific
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/81090
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Summary:"Like ourselves, base hospital No. 26 anticipates moving orders and should you fail to hear from me within a reasonable time, you may know that we have gone," writes Major S. E. Lambert, commanding officer of hospital Unit C, now at Fort McPherson, Ga., which is composed mostly of Spokane boys. The letter was received by Miss Alma Walker, Dr. Lambert's secretary.

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