Bonjour,
Je recherche des informations sur un regiment Americain, ou a servit un soldat Francis “Frank“ Patrick HOURIHAN
il s agit du 311th Supply Train
Francis appartenait a la compagnie C,
Il est décedé Le 17 août 1918, dans un accident de camion dans le comté de Belmont, près de Blaine, Ohio.
Merci d avance
Laurent
Regiment Americain
Re: Regiment Americain
Bonjour
The Official history of the Eighty-Sixth Division
dont faisait partie le 311th Supply Train
https://archive.org/details/officialhis ... 6/mode/2up
Se servir de l'outil de recherche
À partir de la p. 315, énumération du contingent
Je n'ai as rencontré son nom (lire l'entête p.101)
Le Corps fut en France au front d'octobre et novembre 1918
https://history.army.mil/curriculum/wwi ... the_WW.pdf p.54
https://weekendhistorian.files.wordpres ... istory.pdf
Ordre de Bataille du 86th Infantry Division
http://www.scharch.org/Ray_Baer/86th%20 ... y%20OB.htm
Info sur l'homme
https://cpdmemorial.org/classificationc ... er/page/2/
Extrait «Private Francis “Frank“ Patrick Hourihan, Service #2824178, served in the U.S. Army enlisting on May 25, 1918 serving in Company C, 311th Supply Train, was a veteran of World War I and died in service.
On August 17, 1918, Private Hourihan was killed when an army automobile truck he was driving turned turtle in Belmont County near Blaine, Ohio.»
Monument funéraire
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181 ... k-hourihan
Extrait «Private Frank R. Hourihan, Company C, Three Hundred and Eleventh supply train, was killed yesterday when an army automobile truck he was driving turned turtle near Blaine, O. He was formerly private chauffeur for Chief of Detectives James L. Mooney. His parents, James and Bridget Hourihan, live at 3642 Wallace street. The Hourihans have two more sons in the military service of the United States and a daughter working for the Red Cross. Private Hourihan's death makes the first gold star for the twelve starred service flag of the detective bureau.»
The Official history of the Eighty-Sixth Division
dont faisait partie le 311th Supply Train
https://archive.org/details/officialhis ... 6/mode/2up
Se servir de l'outil de recherche
À partir de la p. 315, énumération du contingent
Je n'ai as rencontré son nom (lire l'entête p.101)
Le Corps fut en France au front d'octobre et novembre 1918
https://history.army.mil/curriculum/wwi ... the_WW.pdf p.54
https://weekendhistorian.files.wordpres ... istory.pdf
Ordre de Bataille du 86th Infantry Division
http://www.scharch.org/Ray_Baer/86th%20 ... y%20OB.htm
Info sur l'homme
https://cpdmemorial.org/classificationc ... er/page/2/
Extrait «Private Francis “Frank“ Patrick Hourihan, Service #2824178, served in the U.S. Army enlisting on May 25, 1918 serving in Company C, 311th Supply Train, was a veteran of World War I and died in service.
On August 17, 1918, Private Hourihan was killed when an army automobile truck he was driving turned turtle in Belmont County near Blaine, Ohio.»
Monument funéraire
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181 ... k-hourihan
Extrait «Private Frank R. Hourihan, Company C, Three Hundred and Eleventh supply train, was killed yesterday when an army automobile truck he was driving turned turtle near Blaine, O. He was formerly private chauffeur for Chief of Detectives James L. Mooney. His parents, James and Bridget Hourihan, live at 3642 Wallace street. The Hourihans have two more sons in the military service of the United States and a daughter working for the Red Cross. Private Hourihan's death makes the first gold star for the twelve starred service flag of the detective bureau.»
Salutations
Michel
Michel
Re: Regiment Americain
Merci Michel pour tous ses informations