Citizens Military Training Camp - Columbian Yearbook (Fort Lewis, WA)

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, M STAFF From right to left, standing-2d Lt. G. H. Carmoucheg lst Lt. L. S. Normang 2d Lt. G. C. Wilhideg 2d Lt. A. E O'Flahertyg lst Lt. A. P. Kitsong Capt. Paul Hathawayg lst Lt. F. P. Simpsong lst Lt. D. D. Caldwellg Chaplain Ed. E Laneg lst Lt. V. Paynterg Capt. C. W. Hendersong 2d Lt. R. P. Turnerg Capt. E. S. Tenney. Sitting-Major A. L. P Johnsong Major T. W. Burnettg Major M. P. Andrussg Colonel F. T. Arnoldg Colonel Pegram Whitworth, Camp Com- manderg Colonel W. A. Airdg Major J. D. Arthurg Major A. S. Peakeg Major G. W. C. Whitiugg Chaplain J. P. Anshutz