Citizens Military Training Camp - Sentinel Yearbook (Fort Sheridan, IL)

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THE SENTINEL THE 401sT INFANTRY For the first time at Fort Sheridan, it was decided to place the training of the CMTC students for the first two weeks at camp under one of the reserve units. This, naturally, was somewhat of an experiment, and the honor of being chosen to try the experiment was awarded to the 4OISt Infantry. Colonel Paul Ahnert was in command of the 4olst Infantry. Colonel Ahnert was a member of the Wisconsin National Guard for ten years prior to the World War. He has the reputation of being one of the crack shots of this unit. During the World War, he served as a major of the I27th Infantry, 32nd Division, and also as major of the 54th Infantry. He was selected as Division Supervisor of Small Arms Practice, and later served as Lieutenant Colonel of the 67th Pioneer Infantry. The First Battalion was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel S. A. Park. During the W'orld War, Colonel Park served for twenty-one months at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Lieutenant Colonel C. J. Otjen commanded the Second Battalion. Colonel Otjen is a graduate of the First Officers, Training Camp at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Colonel Otjen served with the ISI Division until the summer of 1918, when he returned to America as an instructor. Upon arriving in America he was assigned to Fort Benning, Columbus, Georgia, where he acted as an instructor in Small Arms and Combined Tactics. Major H. B. Nelson acted as Senior Instructor for the Camp. He is a graduate of the Second Training Camp, Fort Sheridan. He served with the 45th Infantry at Camp Taylor, Kentucky, and Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Georgia. Later he served at Camp Sher- asian, Alabama, with the 9th Division. He is a graduate of the Musketry School at Camp erry. Captain Stanley A. jewasinski commanded Company HA . During the World War he served with the 32nd Division in France, taking part in the following engagements: Alsace, Aisne-Marne, Vesle. Captain jewasinski was decorated with the Croix de Guerre. Company BH was commanded by Captain Marshall W. Sergent. Captain Sergent served two years during the VVorld War and subsequently has held a commission as Captain in the 339th Infantry Reserves. i First Lieutenant Carl Anderson commanded Company HC . During the World VVar he was a division interpreter of Swedish and Norwegian and served at the First Army Corps School in France. First Lieutenant Fred T. Rau commanded Company D'f. Lieutenant Rau, during the W'orld War, served with the 128th Infantry, 32nd Division. He took part in the following engagements: Haute-Alsace, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne. Lieutenant Rau was wounded while in France. In civil life he is a salesman and resides in Milwaukee. Headquarters Company was commanded by Captain Lucius A. Miller of Chicago. Captain Miller has twenty years'service to his credit with the 2nd Infantry, United States Army. He is retired and living in Chicago. Company E was commanded by Captain Herbert W. Rathke. Captain Rathke for a number of years served with the Wisconsin National Guard and during the World 'War was one of the officers of the 344th Infantry. ' Company I was commanded by Captain Bradley M. Barnes. During the World XVar he served with the 127th Infantry, 32nd Division. Captain Alexander Lilly commanded Company HG . He originally served as a private and a non-commissioned officer in the I6oth Depot Brigade. He later graduated from the Officers,School at Camp Gordon, Georgia, and served as an instructor at Camp Gordon. Captain T. Sledge of the Regular Army is the Executive Officer of the 40151 In- fantry and is mainly responsible for the success of this regiment. Captain Sledge dis- tinguished himself during the World IVar in his service with the Tank Corps in France where he served two and one-half years. i Page Eighty-lfm'e '--'- ' ' ' ....-V.---4vsv.v.v.v.V-v..v.v.v.vN-v.v.v.n ' I

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f If ii THE SENTINEL THE .401sT INFANTRY AHNEIIT, P.xtIl,, Colonel, Inf-Res. . ANm:nsoN, CARL .I., lst Lieut., Inf-Res. ARENZ, ARTHUR 1-I., 2nd 1.ieut,, Inf-Res. BARNES, BR.x0i.I-:Y M., Captain, Inf-Res. BET1l1'IL, Jos:-:PH A., 2nd Lieut., Int'-Iles. , BURKE, .Ions E., lst Lieut. Inf-Res. . , CAMPIIELL, Nommu A., 2ncl Lieut., Inf-Res. CRANI-:, Ili-:Rin-:R'r II., Captain, Inf-Res. . CHOFOOT, JACK F., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. , DoNov.xN, Rox' J., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. Enxms, Oscar: M., 2nd Licut., Inf-Res. , Fmx, Hun. A., lst Lieut., Inf-Res. . . Gr.Asam:NNea, WVILLIAM, lst Lieut., Inf-Res. lluuni-zs, FRANK L., 2nd Licut., lnf-Res. . Imu, AN'ruoNi' B., 2nd Lleut., Inf-Res. .Ii-zwanmsxi, S'1'ANi.m', Cn Rain, Inf-Res. . KNow1.'roN, .I.uu-is F., 2nd Lieut., Ml'-lies. . I.u.m', ALEXANDER, Captain, Inf-Res. . Mormu, Wn.i.I.xM P., lst Lieut., Iingr-Res. Mr:CoNoUoi-iv, Am-:N D., lst. Lieut., MP-Res, Mr:Km:, Huon, Captain, Engr-Res. . . MIIIIAEIK, Lucius A., Captain, Inf-Res. . NIORGAN, NEIL B., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. . NIOUNTAIN, Wn.1.r.ni J., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. NELHON, l'Ii-:Nur B., Major, Inf-Res. . . Nuqui-:'r'rn:, Cnumei-ai' C., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res Om-ioN, l'Ii-:Nav ll., 2nd l.ieut,, Inf-Res. . fi'l Jl'ZN, Cuiusrux J., Lieut. Col., Inf-Res. . PARK, STI-:PHEN A., Lieut. Col., Inf-Res. . Pi-:.'iRsoN, Rouism' T., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. I'oi,i.ARD, Mn.i..xRD A., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. RATHKE, llr-:Rai-:Rr W., Captain, Inf-Res. Rau, FRED T., lst Lieut., Inf-Res. . SEllUEAN'l', NIAHSHALL W., Captain, Inf-Res. Snunux-2, Tni-zononn J., Captain, Inf-DOI. SMATHENB, .hm-:s I.., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. Srurrn, llERu.xN li., lst Lieut., Inf-Res. . S1'ium'exiu.xN:+, Fi-:mx B., lst Lieut., Inf-Res. Yi'rr:eK, FRANK J., lst Lieut., lnf-Res. . Wu.i.i-:, Louis W., lst l.ieut., Inf-Res. . Znnmn, lh:xRr J., 2nd Lieut., Inf-Res. Pagv lfigfrly-Iwo Northwestern Mutual Life, Milwaukee, . . 2824 Juneau Ave., . 005 Murray Ave., Milwaukee, . 213 N. Main St., Wnupaea, . 600 Murray Ave., Milwaukee , 632 Downer Ave., Milwaukee, . 600 Farwell Ave., Milwaukee . . John's Bldg., Platteville . -158 Strafford Court, Milwaukee . 244 Williams SL., Milwaukee . 102 N. Hamilton St.. Madison . , 73816 48th Sl., Milwaukee 821 llawthornc Ave., S. Milwaukee . - , 480 66th Sr., Wauwatosa , . 080 First. Ave., Milwaukee . . 680 First Ave., lVlilwaukee Milwaukee, Wis Wis Wis Wis Wis VVis Wis Wis Wis Wis Wis Wis I was , Wis , Wis Wis 202 Linquist Bldg., Grand Rapids, Mich . , 1055 1-hh St., Milwaukee, Wis . . . . , Stoekton, Ill . 4441 N. Lowell Ave., Chieago, Ill . . 110 First Ave., Oelwein, Ia . 2330 N. Halnilton Ave., Chicago, Ill , . 1152 47th St., Milwaukee, In Care of Elks Clubhouse, Milwaukee, Wis Wis . 181 Red Arrow Court, Wauwautosn, Wis 29-1 Ninth St., Apt. 186, Milwaukee, Wis . . . . Ogdenburg, VVis . 520-539 Wells Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis . 701 Superior St., Milwaukee, Wis , 94319 30th St., Milwaukee, Wis . -468 150th St., Wauwatosa, Wis 000 40th St., Milwaukee, Wis . 174 18th St., Milwaukee, Wis . 12178 Moniea Ave., Detroit, Mieh . 603 Trust Co. Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis . . 422 00th Ave., West Allis, Wis 3205 Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wi:-i . . 925 Winona St., Chieagu, Ill . 1090 Greenfield Ave., Milwaukee, Wis . 004 Seeond St., Milwaukee, VVis -1536 N, Maplewood Ave., Chieago, Ill . .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.- 4 ' r.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v-v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v v v v u

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