| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: April 26, 1918, Camden, TN Branch of Service: Army Served in the United States of America Awarded: World War I Victory Medal Discharged at Sheffield, Alabama; January 15, 1919 |
| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: September, 1917; Huntingdon, TN Branch of Service: Army Discharged at Camp Gordon, Georgia Rank: Regimental Sergeant Major Served: 18 Months |
| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: July 18, 1918; Shelby, Mississippi Served in the European Theatre of Operations Awarded: World War I Victory Medal Served: 13 Months Rank: Private First Class Discharged at Atlanta, Georgia |
| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: October 25, 1918; Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Branch of Service: Company C, 384td Infantry Served in European Theatre of Operations Awarded: Victory Medal, Overseas Medal Served: 14 Months Rank: Private |
| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: December 3, 1917; Camden, TN Branch of Service: Army, Company E., 307th Ammunition Train Served with American Expeditionary Forces in France Awarded: Purple Heart, Victory Medal Served: 15 Months Wounded in Action at Verdun, October 7, 1918 |
Group Photo: Personnel of 12th Photographic Section before Dark Rooms
in Pitit Maulon, France 1918. Second from right in back row is Fred H. Presson
| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: January 14, 1918; Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Branch of Service: Army Served in European Theatre of Operations Engaged in Meuse-Argonne Battle Awarded: Victory Medal, Army of Occupation Medal Served: 29 Months Rank: Sergeant First Class Discharged at Mitchell Field, Long Island New York Sailed overseas, July 1918 and returned to United States June 1919 |
| Address: Camden, TN Entered Service: November 28, 1917; Camp Gordon, Georgia Branch of Service: Army Served in European Theatre of operations Engaged in Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel, Argonne Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal Served: 19 Months Rank: Private First Class Discharged at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia The escort battleship, Muldiva, was sunk by German Subs on May 17, 1918, while enroute to France. Forty-eight lives were lost |
| Enlisted: July 10, 1918; Memphis, TN Branch of Service: Army, Coast Artillery Corps, Second Company Trained at Fort Thomas, Kentucky; Fort Barrancas, Florida; Fort McRae, Florida, guarding entrance of Pensacola Bay from Gulf of Mexico. Sent to shipyards at Pensacola and guard duty at Fort Pickens, Florida Rank: Corporal, September 9, 1918, sergeant, September 8, 1918 Discharged at Camp Forrest, Georgia, December 28, 1918
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| Address: Holladay, TN Entered Service: July 24, 1918; Camden, TN Branch of Service: Army Served with the American Expeditionary Forces in France Served: 14 Months Rank: Private Discharged at Camp Gordon; Georgia |
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E.J. Sims
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