US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Bragg, NC)

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32 TH EDICAL BATTALIO l l DON S. WE GER LIEUTENANT COLONEL COMMANDING, 325th MEDICAL BATTALION Lieutenant Colonel Don S. Wenger was born in Monroe, Wisconsin, on December 18, 1911, and received his medical education at Milton College, Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin, being graduated from the latter in 1936 He racticed sur er in Milwaukee Wisconsin and was associated with the Milwaukee Hospital. On February 14 1940 P Q Y , , he received a commission of First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps and was assigned to the Brooklyn Port of Embarkation Assistant Port Surgeon. He was promoted to Captain in October, 1941, and later joined the crew of the USAT Leonafj WOOd, which saw action in the Pacific theatre at the start of World War ll. He then was placed on the staff of the Walter Reed General Hospital, and in April, 1942, was promoted to Major In Merch, 1942, he moved to the 77th Division as regimental surgeon, and in November was transferred to the 1005-1 Division Serving as battalion executive officer and then as division artillery surgeon, he took command of the 325th Medical Battalion ' ' 94 'n MOV, 1943. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in October, 1 3.

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325th EDICAL BATTALIO TAFF YW EMIL J. CENETTI ROBERT R. MOYLAN WILLARD F. SEATON Major COP'fOiI'1 ist Lieutenant Executive Officer Adjutant and S-I 5-2 HEADQUARTER DETACH E T PAUL A. SCHNEIDER lst Lieutenant an ALBERT J. ARONSTAMM Q Chief Warrant Officer CONSTANTI NE D. TUTEIN Captain Commanding