Stuart Heintzelman letter to the Commanding General, 35th Division - January 30, 1919
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND ARMY American E. F. France, 30 January 1919. From Chief of Staff, Second Army. To: Commanding General, 35th Division. (Through 1x Corps) Subject: 129th Machine Gun Battalion. 1. The Army Commander notes with great satisfaction the excellent condition of the billets and administrative arrangement of the 129th Mach. Gun Bn. indicated in the report of a Staff Officer of these Headquarters, who recently visited this organization. Neatness and cleanliness were characteristic throughout. The attention and effort for the welfare of the men as shown by the expedients by which inviting lofts had been converted into satisfactory quarters are to be the highest degree commendable. The Commanding Officer of this organization is deserving of great credit for what has been accomplished. STUART HEINTZELMAN Brig. Gen., G. C. 1st Ind. Headquarters 1x Army Corps, American E. F., France 2nd February 1919. To: Commanding General 36th Div. American E. F. France. 1. It affords the Corps Commander great satisfaction in forwarding this communication and he joins in extending commendationn. BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL KUHN W. K. NAYLOR Chief of Staff. 2nd Ind. Headquarters 35th Division American E. F. 4th February 1919. To: The Commanding General 69th Inf. Brig. To note and return. BY COMMAND OF BRIG. GENERAL BERRY. Wm. Ellis Lt. Col., Inf., U.S. Army Division Adjutant. 3rd Ind. Headquarters 69th Infantry Brigade, American E. F. 5th [February] 1919. To: Commanding Officer, 129th Mach. Gun Bn. 1. Forwarded. BY COMMAND OF BRIGADIER GENERAL DARRAH C.B. Robbins. Major, Brigade Adjutant.
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND ARMY. American E. F. France, 30 January. 1919. From: Chief of Staff, Second Army. To: Commanding General, 35th Division. ( Through 1x Corps ). SUNJECT: 129th. Machine Gun Battalion. 1. The Army Commander notes with great satisfaction the excellent condition of the billets and administrative arrangement of the 129th. Machine Gun Battalion, indicated in the report of a Staff officer of these Headquarters, who recently visited this organization. Neatness and cleanliness were characteristic throughout. The attention and effort for the welfare of the men as shown satisfactory quarters are to be the highest degree commendable. The Commanding Officer of this organization is deserving of great credit for what has been accomplished. STUART HEINTZELMAN, Brig. Gen., G. S. 1st Ind. Headquarters 1x Army Corps, American E. F. , France 2nd. February, 1919. TO : Commanding General 35th. Division, American E. F., France 1. It affords the Corps Commander great satisfaction in forwarding this communication and he joins in extending commendation. BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL KUHN: W. K. Naylor, Chief of Staff. 2nd. Ind. Headquarters 35th. Division American E. F. 4th. February 1919. To
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| Title | Stuart Heintzelman letter to the Commanding General, 35th Division - January 30, 1919 |
| Creator | Heintzelman, Stuart |
| Source | Heintzelman, Stuart. Letter to the Commanding General, 35th Division. 30 January 1919. Company C Papers. Museum of Missouri Military History, 4205 Logistics Road, Jefferson City, Missouri. |
| Description | Letter from Stuart Heintzelman to the Commanding General of the 35th Division concerning the 129th Machine Gun Battalion's billets. |
| Subject LCSH | United States. Army. Division, 35th; Soldiers--Billeting |
| Subject Local | WWI; World War I |
| Contributing Institution | Museum of Missouri Military History |
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| Date Original | January 30, 1919 |
| Language | English |