The United States Marine Corps in the World War - Edwin North McClellan; United States. Marine Corps

INDEX.

A.
Page.
Actual strength of Marine Corps, [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [73], [74], [84], [85], [89]
Adjutant and Inspector’s Department, [5], [83]
Advanced Base Force, [10], [19], [37]
Aerodromes, [72]
Aero Squadrons, [9], [67]
Agamemnon, [33]
Age limits, Marine aviators, [74]
Aigrefeuille, France 63
Aisne defensive, [41], [57], [58], [65]
Aisne River, [49], [50], [55]
Aisne-Marne offensive, [9], [38], [44], [45], [57], [58], [65], [67]
Alabama, [18]
Albany, [18], [61]
Allotments, [87]
Amaroc Shoot, [70]
Ambrose Lightship, [60]
America, [48]
American embarkation center, Le Mans, France, [62]
American Commander in Chief, [30], [31], [38], [39], [40], [41], [45], [46], [51], [54], [79], [81], [82]
American Peace Commission, Paris, France, [63]
Amiens, France, [40]
Annapolis, Md., [19]
Antitank guns, [67]
Antweiler, [56]
Archangel, Russia, [20]
Argonne-Meuse (Meuse-Argonne). (See [Meuse-Argonne].)
Arizona, [18]
Arkansas, [18], [59]
Arlon, [56]
Arnes, valley of the, France, [51]
Armistice signed, [55]
Army of occupation (Third Army), [56], [57]
Armentieres, France, [40]
Artillery captured by Second Division, [67]
Asiatic Fleet, [18], [61]
Astoria, Oreg., [19]
Attigny-Voncq, Aisne River region, [51]
Atlanta, Ga., [19], [85]
Athens, Greece, [20]
Atlantic Fleet, [18], [60]
Austria, [61]
Automatic rifle competitions, [70]
Automatic Rifle School, Overseas Depot, [27]
Aviation, [10], [23], [24], [28], [36], [65], [66], [71-75], [79], [83]
Azores, [10], [17], [20], [34], [36], [37], [71], [73], [74], [75]
B.
Baker, Newton D., Secretary of War, [82]
Bakers; Cooks and Bakers School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Balloons, [71], [73], [74]
Bandits, [37], [65], [66]
Band School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Bands, silver, for colors, [57]
Bantry Bay, Ireland, [37], [60]
Barmant, France, [63]
Barnett, George, Maj. Gen., Commandant, [5], [83]
Barracks, repairs of, expenditures, [91]
Barrett, Charles D., Maj., [56], [63]
Base Detachment, Fifth Regiment, [34]
Base, naval:
No. 13, Azores, [34], [36], [71], [73], [74]
No. 29, Cardiff, Wales, [34]
Bassens (Gironde), France, [63]
Battleships, [17], [18], [37], [59-61]
Battleship Force, [18], [60]
Battleship Force One, [17], [60]
Battleship Force Two, [17], [18], [60]
Bayonet School, Overseas Depot, [27]
Bayonville-et-Chennery, France, [55], [57]
Bearss, Hiram I., Col., [32], [36]
Beaufort, S. C., [19]
Beau Desert (Gironde), France, [63]
Beaumont, France, [54], [55]
Beaurepaire Farm, France, [45]
Belgium, [49], [56], [68]
Belleau Woods (see also [Bois de Belleau]), France, [39], [41], [42], [43], [57]
Bellefontaine, France, [56]
Belmar, N. J., [19]
Belval-Bois-des-Dames, France, [55]
Belval Forest, France, [54]
Berg, [56]
Blanc Mont Ridge, France, [50], [57], [58], [67]
Bois de Belleau (see also [ Belleau Woods]), France, [10], [39], [41], [42], [44], [48]
Bois de Belval, France, [54], [55], [57]
Bois de Hazois, France, [53]
Bois de la Brigade de Marine, France, [42], [58]
Bois de la Folie, France, [57]
Bois de Retz, France, [45]
Bolinas, Calif., [19]
Bolsheviki, [61]
Bombs, [22], [72], [74]
Bombing School, Overseas Depot, [27]
Bordeaux, France, [63], [79]
Boston, Mass., [19]
Bou-des-Bois, France, [39]
Bouresches, France, [10], [41], [43], [57], [58]
Bourmont (Haute-Marne), France, [32], [38]
Bourmont Training Area, France, [28], [31], [32], [33], [39]
Bouvron, France, [48]
Bouy, France, [51]
Bradman, Frederic L., Col., [60]
Brest, France, [32], [33], [39], [48], [56], [60], [62], [63], [72], [79], [83], [89]
Breuvannes, France, [31]
Brewster, David L. S., Maj., [71]
Bridgeheads:
Chateau-Thierry, France, [40]
Coblentz, Germany. (See [Army of Occupation]; [Germany]; [Third Army].)
Meuse River, [54]
British. (See also [England].)
Aviation Forces, [72]
Distinguished Service Order, [68]
Forces, [36], [61], [72]
Grand Fleet, [37], [59]
Brooklyn, [18], [37], [61]
Budesheim, [56]
Bulgars, [49]
Bundy, Omar, Maj. Gen., United States Army, [31], [32], [38]
Burgbrohl, [56]
Butler, Smedley D., Brig. Gen., [62], [63]
C.
Calais, France, [20], [72]
Caldwell, N. J., [70]
Cambria, France, [49]
Camp Cabaud, France, [53]
Camp Carret (Camp Covington), near Marseilles, France, [63]
Camp Covington (Camp Carret), [63]
Camp Perry, Ohio, [69]
Camp Pontanezen, France. (See [Pontanezen Camp].)
Camps of instruction, expenditures, [91]
Canadian officers, [26]
Cantigny, France, [41]
Cantonments, [90]
Cape Cod, Mass., [19]
Cape Haitien, Haiti, [84], [85]
Cape May, N. J., [19], [71], [73], [74]
Cape May, N. J., naval air station, [19]
Carbon Blanc, France, [63]
Cardiff, Wales, [10], [20], [34]
Casino-de-Lilas (Bordeaux), France, [63]
Castine, [18]
Castletown Berehaven, Bantry Bay, Ireland, [37], [60]
Casual payments, [87]
Casualties, [10], [37], [41], [58], [65], [66]
Catlin, Albertus W., Col. (brigadier general), [32], [33], [42], [43], [48]
Cavite, Philippine Islands, [10], [20]
Chalons-sur-Marne, France, [48], [51]
Champagne, [50], [55], [57], [60]
Champagne-Marne defensive, [44], [58]
Chaudenay, France, [48]
Chaplains of the Navy, [35], [68]
Charleston, [18]
Charleston, S. C., [19], [89]
Charleston, W. Va., navy ordnance plant, [19]
Chatham, Mass., [19]
Chateau-Thierry sector, France, [9], [38], [39], [40], [41], [42], [43], [45], [57], [65], [67]
Chateauroux, France, [63]
Chemin-des-Dames, France, [40]
Chesapeake Bay, [59]
Chief Paymaster, United States Marines, France, [88]
China, [10], [17], [37], [61], [68], [84], [85]
Chollas Heights, Calif., [19]
Christiania, Norway, [20]
Cincinnati, [18]
Citations by French Army, [9], [42], [46], [51], [67]
Civil War, [9]
Claims Section, Paymaster’s Department, [87]
Clerical School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Clothing, expenditures, [91]
Coblentz, Germany. (See [Bridgeheads, Coblentz].)
Cole, Edward B., Maj., [32], [42], [43]
Cole, Eli K., Brig. Gen., [33], [62]
Columbia, [18]
Commander in Chief, American Expeditionary Forces. (See [American Commander in Chief].)
Commercial Telegraph & Cable Co., Boston, Mass., [19]
Company clerks, [26]
Commissary storehouses, [89]
Commutation of quarters, [91]
Composite Regiment, Third Army, [78]
Connecticut, [18]
Constellation, [18]
Contingent expenditures, [91]
Convoying railroad trains, [63]
Convoying troops across Atlantic, [37]
Cooks, [26]
Cooks and Bakers School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Copenhagen, Denmark, [20]
Cornell University, [23]
Council of National Defense, [90]
Croix de Guerre (French), [9], [67], [68]
Croix d’Hins, France, [20], [63]
Cruiser Force, [17], [18], [37], [61]
Cuba, [10], [17], [20], [37], [85]
Cunningham, Alfred A., Maj., [72]
Curtis, Md., [19]
Cutts, Richard M., Col., [61]
Cyclops, [66]
Czecho-Slovaks, [61]
D.
d’Avours range at Le Mans, France, [70]
Damblain, France, [31], [32], [39]
Dampierre, France, [51]
Daniels, Josephus, Secretary of the Navy, [5], [81], [82]
Days in France; Fourth Brigade, [67]
Day Wing, Northern Bombing Group, France, [34], [36], [71], [72], [73], [75]
Deaths, [65], [66]
Decorations, [68]
Degoutte, General, [42]
De Kalb, [9], [30], [32], [33], [34], [72]
Delaware, [18], [59]
Demobilization, [80-81]
Denmark, [20]
Dental Corps, Navy, [35], [66], [68]
Denver, [18]
Depots of supplies:
Charleston, S. C., [91]
Philadelphia, Pa., [19], [90]
San Francisco, Calif., [90], [91]
Des Moines, [18]
Dieulouard, France, [48]
Distinguished-service crosses (American), [68]
Distinguished-service medals (American), [39], [68]
Distinguished-service order (British), [68]
Division 6, Atlantic Fleet, [18], [60]
Division 7, Atlantic Fleet, [18]
Division 8, Atlantic Fleet, [18]
Division 9, Atlantic Fleet, [18], [59], [60]
Divisions, American Expeditionary Forces:
First Division. (See [First Division].)
Second Division. (See [Second Division].)
Third Division. (See [Third Division].)
Fourth Division. (See [Fourth Division].)
Sixth Division. (See [Sixth Division].)
Twenty-sixth Division. (See [Twenty-sixth Division].)
Thirty-second Division. (See [Thirty-second Division].)
Thirty-fifth Division. (See [Thirty-fifth Division].)
Forty-first Division. (See [Forty-first Division].)
Ninetieth Division. (See [Ninetieth Division].)
Ninety-second Division. (See [Ninety-second Division].)
Division machine gun officer, [52]
Dolphin, [18]
Dominican Republic, [17], [66], [84], [85]
Dover, N. J., [19]
Doyen, Charles A., Brig. Gen., [29], [30], [32], [38], [39]
Dunkirk, France, [71], [72]
Dunlap, Robert H., Col., [36]
Duration-of-war enlisted men, [80]
E.
East San Pedro, Calif., [19]
Edinburgh, Scotland, [60]
Eighth Infantry Brigade, [36]
Eighth Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
El Cayay, Porto Rico, [20]
Eleventh Regiment, [27], [33], [63], [70], [78], [81]
Eleventh Separate Battalion, [27]
Ellis, Earl H., Lieut. Col., [39], [48], [55], [56], [63]
Emergency payments, [87]
England (See also [British]), [10], [17], [20], [28], [31], [33], [36], [49], [72]
Enlistments, [14], [15]
Enlisted Staff School, Overseas Depot, [27]
Enrollments in the reserve, [14], [15], [76-77]
Epidemic of influenza. (See [Influenza].)
Eppeldorf, [56]
Escorts, [37], [63]
Essen Hook (Blanc Mont), France, [50]
Eureka, Calif., [19]
Evans, Francis T., Maj., [71]
Exermont, France, [53], [55]
Expenditures, [86], [91]
F.
Farallones Islands, Calif., [19]
Feland, Logan, Col. (Brigadier General), [31], [38], [47], [51], [56]
Female reservists, [12], [13], [76], [77]
Field Musics School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Fifteenth Field Artillery, [38], [39]
Fifteenth Separate Battalion, [79]
Fifth Corps, [53], [54], [55]
Fifth Brigade of Marines, [10], [28], [62], [78], [79], [80], [81]
Fifth Brigade Machine Gun Battalion, [27], [33], [64], [78], [81]
Fifth Machine Gun Battalion, [38]
Fifth Regiment of Marines, [9], [26], [28], [29], [30], [38], [70], [78], [81]
Fifth Regiment Base Detachment, [34]
Fifth Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
Fifty-first Infantry Brigade, [36]
Finances, [86], [91]
First Army, [48], [49], [53]
First Aviation Squadron, [71]
First Battalion, Eleventh Regiment, [33]
First Battalion, Fifth Regiment, [29], [30]
First Battalion, Sixth Regiment, [29], [32], [33]
First Casual Replacement Battalion, [34]
First Corps, [48]
First Depot Division, [62]
First Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [28], [29], [30], [36], [39], [41], [45], [46], [79]
First Field Signal Battalion, [38]
First Machine Gun Replacement Battalion, [34]
First Marine Aeronautic Company, [34], [36], [71], [75]
First Marine Aviation Force, [34], [72]
First Regiment of Marines, [85]
First Replacement Battalion, [34]
First Replacement Depot, [62]
First Separate Machine Gun Battalion, [34]
Firth of Forth, Scotland, [59], [60]
Flanders, Belgium, [49], [72]
Florida, [18], [59]
Florida Straits, [37]
Flying Corps:
England, [72]
France, [72]
United States. (See [Aviation].)
Foch, Marshal, [40], [44], [45], [46], [49], [50], [79]
Forage, expenditures, [91]
Forty-first Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [62]
Forty-second Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [53]
Fort Crockett, Galveston, Tex., [19]
Fort Lafayette, [19]
Fort Lyons, Colo., [19]
Fort Mifflin, Pa., [19]
Fosse, France, [53]
Fossoy, France, [42]
Fourragère, French, [9], [67]
Fourth Brigade:
Casualties, [10], [65]
Composition of, [9], [29]
Demobilization, [80], [82]
First Division, element of, [29]
Formed, [29], [32], [33]
Operations, [36], [40-55]
Organizations composing, [9], [29]
Organization perfected, [33]
Organized, [29], [32], [33]
P. C.’s. (See [P. C.’s of Fourth Brigade].)
Sailed (Fifth Regiment) for France, [9], [30]
Strength, [10]
Returned to United States, [78]
Training, [28], [39]
Fourth Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36]
Fourth French Army, [49], [50], [51], [57], [58]
Fourth Infantry Brigade, [38]
Fourth Machine Gun Battalion, [38]
Fourth Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
Forwarding Camp, Le Mans, France, [62]
Frederick, [18]
French:
Decorations, [68]
Flying Corps, [36], [72]
Officers serving with Marines, [26], [68]
Freya Stellung, [53]
Fryer, Eli T., Col., [61]
Fuel, expenditures, [91]
G.
Galveston, [18], [37]
Galveston, Tex., [19]
Gamborg-Andresen, Carl, Col., [61]
Gas, [22], [27], [65], [66]
Geiger, Roy D., Maj., [72]
Gendarmerie, Haitian, [10], [37]
Genicart, France, [63]
Geographical location of Marines, [17]
George Washington, [18], [60], [78]
Georgia, [18]
Georgia School of Technology, [23]
Germainvilliers, France, [32]
Germany, [11], [17], [20], [56], [57], [61], [69]
German High Seas Fleet, [59]
Gerstner Field, Lake Charles, La., [7], [19], [73], [74]
Gievres (Loire-et-Cher), France, [63]
Gisors-Chaumont-en-Vixen, France, [39]
Gleaves, Albert, Rear Admiral, [30]
Gondrecourt training area, [28], [31]
Gouraud, Gen., [49], [50], [57]
Grand Bois de Saint Souplet, France, [51]
Grand Fleet, British, [37], [59]
Grange Neuve, France, [63]
Gratuity of $60, [87]
Great Lakes, Ill., [19], [74]
Greece, [20]
Greenbury, Md., [19]
Guam, [10], [17], [20], [37]
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, [10], [20]
Guardia Nacional Dominicana, [10], [20], [37]
H.
Haines, Henry C., Col., [5], [83]
Haiti, [10], [17], [20], [37], [84], [85]
Hampton Roads, Va., [19], [62], [80]
Hancock, [9], [30], [34]
Harbord, James G., Maj. Gen., United States Army, [38], [39], [42], [45], [46], [47]
Hart, Franklin A., Capt., [64]
Harvard University, [23]
Hatenfels, Germany, [56]
Haute-Marne, France, [32], [38]
Havana, [30]
Havre, France, [63]
Hawaiian Islands, [10], [17], [37]
Headquarters Companies:
Fifth Regiment, [29]
Sixth Regiment, [29], [32]
Headquarters Detachment, Paris, France, [63]
Headquarters of Fourth Brigade. (See [P. C.’s of Fourth Brigade].)
Headquarters, Washington, D. C., [19], [83]
Helena, [18], [37]
Henderson, [9], [30], [32], [33], [34], [39], [79]
Herschbach, Germany, [56]
Hill 142, [10], [41], [57], [58]
Hindenburg Line, [49], [53]
Hingham, Mass., [19]
Historical Division, Marine Corps, [5]
Holland, [17]
Hönningen, [56]
Hospitals, France; paying men in, [87]
Hoyt, Leon W., Maj., [60]
Huey, James McE., Lieut. Col., [60]
Huntington, [18]
I.
Idaho, [18]
Influenza, [23], [83]
Indian Head, Md., [19]
Inductions, [14], [15], [16]
Inglewood, Calif., [19]
Inor, France, [54]
Inspector General’s Department, [63]
Inter-allied rifle championships, Le Mans, France, [70]
Interpreters, [63]
Iona Island, N. Y., [19]
Ireland, [37], [60]
Isle of Ste. Anne (Nantes), France, [63]
Issonge Farmhouse, France, [43]
Issoudun, France, [63]
Italy, [20], [68]
J.
Japan, [20], [61]
Jassy, Roumania, [20]
Jaulny, France, [48], [57]
K.
Kansas, [18]
Key West, Fla., [19]
Killed in action, [65], [66]
Kilometers advanced, [68]
Kingman, Matthew W., Maj., [52]
Knight, Austin M., Rear Admiral, [61]
L.
La Baule, France, [63]
La Loge Farmhouse, France, [43]
La Pallice, France, [63]
La Playa, Calif., [19]
La Rochelle, France, [63]
La Teste (Gironde), France, [63]
La Veuve, France, [51]
Lake Charles, La., [71], [73], [74]
Lake Denmark, N. J., [19]
Landres-et-St. Georges, France, [53], [57]
Lansdowne, Pa., camp of instruction bayonet team, [19]
Lauchheimer, Charles H., Brig. Gen., [83]
Lay, Harry R., Lieut. Col., [30], [32], [48]
Lee, Harry, Col., [43], [45], [46]
Le Franc aerodromes, France, [72]
Le Mans, France, [62], [70]
Leffincourt, France, [29], [33], [52]
Legion of Honor (French), [60]
Lejeune, John A., Maj. Gen., [36], [38], [39], [47], [48], [49], [50], [54], [79], [83]
Leland Stanford Junior University, [23]
Lents, Oreg., [19]
Les Islettes, France, [53]
Letanne, France, [54]
Letters designating companies, [29]
Leviathan, [18], [63], [78], [83], [89]
Line of Communications, [28], [31], [33]
Lironville, France, [48]
Little, Louis McC., Col., [61]
London, England, [10], [20], [78]
Long, Charles G., Brig. Gen., [83]
Lormont, France, [63]
Lorraine, France, [55]
Lost and destroyed records, [87]
Louisiana, [18]
Lugol, G., mayor of Meaux, France, [43]
Luxembourg, [20], [56]
Lynnhaven Roads, Chesapeake Bay, [59]
Lys, Ypres-Lys offensive, [40], [58]
M.
Machias, [18]
Machine guns captured, [67]
Machine Gun Company (8th), Fifth Regiment, [29]
Machine Gun Company (73d), Sixth Regiment, [29], [32]
Machine Gun School, Overseas Depot, [27]
Machine Gun School, Utica, N. Y., [23], [28]
Machine gun training, [23], [26], [28]
Madrid, Spain, [17], [20]
Maintenance of Quartermaster’s Department, cost of, [91]
Major General, Commandant, [5], [11], [12], [29], [31], [32], [33], [82], [83], [89]
Major, Harlan E., Capt., [43]
Major offensives, German, [40]
Major operations, American, [9], [36], [38], [39], [40-55], [57], [58], [67], [72]
Managua, Nicaragua, [10], [20], [84], [85]
Manonville, France, [48]
Marans, France, [63]
Marbache sector, France, [48], [57], [65], [67]
Marconi Wireless Co., Boston, Mass., [19]
Mare Island, Calif., [19], [22], [25], [26], [90]
Margut, [56]
Marine Aeronautic Co., [71]
Marine Aviation Section, Miami, Fla., [37]
Marine Corps Reserve, [11], [12], [13], [76-77], [80], [89], [90]
Marine Corps Reserve Flying Corps, [74]
Marne, River, salient, Valley, [40], [41], [44], [55]
Married men, rejections of, [15]
Marseilles, France, [63]
Marshall, Calif., [19]
Marshfield, Oreg., [19]
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, [19], [74]
Massif de Notre-Dame-des-Champs, France, [50], [51]
Massif du Blanc Mont, [51]
Matthews, Calvin B., Maj., [63]
Mauretania, [62]
Mayflower, [18]
McCawley, Charles L., Brig. Gen., [83], [89]
McClellan, Edwin N., Maj., [1], [5], [60]
McDougal, Douglas C., Lieut. Col., [63]
McGill, John F., Col., [60]
Meaux, France, [41], [43]
Medaille Militaire (French), [68]
Medals of honor (American), [68]
Medeah Ferme, France, [50], [51]
Medical Corps of the Navy, [35], [66], [68]
Mehun, France, [63]
Menaucourt, France, [31]
Mercury, [75], [78], [79]
Mess sergeants, [26]
Metz, [41]
Meuse-Argonne, [9], [36], [39], [50], [52], [53], [54], [55], [57], [58], [65], [67]
Meuse-Argonne (Champagne), [65], [67]
Meuse River, [49], [53], [54], [57]
Mexico, [10], [37]
Miami, Fla., [37], [71], [72], [73], [74]
Michigan, [18]
Military colleges, graduates of, [21]
Military police, [31], [63]
Military stores, [91]
Mineola, Long Island, [19], [71], [73], [74]
Mines, [37]
Mine craters, [50]
Miners and Sappers School, Overseas Depot, [27]
Minnesota, [17], [18], [37]
Minors, rejection of, [15]
Miramas, France, [63]
Missing, [65]
Mississippi, [18]
Mobilization Bureau, [19]
Money expended, [86], [91]
Mont Pelier, France, [52]
Montana, [18]
Montdidier, France, [40]
Montierchaume (Indre), France, [63]
Montoir, France, [63]
Montreuil-aux-Lions, France, [41], [43]
Monts, France, [51]
Monument commemorating entrance of United States in World War, [79]
Morale of the Allies, [40], [42]
Moroccan Division, [45], [46]
Moscou (P. C.), France, [39]
Moselle River, [48], [57]
Mouzon, France, [54]
Myers, John T., Col. (Brigadier General), [60]
Murman Coast, Russia, [37]
N.
Naix, France, [31]
Nancy, France, [48]
Nantes, France, [63]
Nanteuil-le-Haudouin, France, [47]
Nanteuil-sur-Marne, France, [44]
National Naval Volunteers, Marine Corps Branch, [11], [21], [76]
Naval air station, Cape May, N. J., [73]
Naval ammunition depots, [19]
Naval district base, New London, Conn., [19]
Naval experimental station, New London, Conn., [19]
Naval headquarters, Paris, France, [63]
Naval hospitals, [19]
Naval Militia, Marine Corps Branch, [76]
Naval prisons, [19]
Navy allotment officer, [87]
Navy Department, [30], [81], [82], [91]
Navy distinguished-service medal, [39]
Navy welcomes Marines home, [81]
Nebraska, [18]
Negro stevedores, [30]
Neuenahr, [56]
Neuerburgh, [56]
Nevada, [18], [60]
Nevers, France, [63]
Neville, Wendell C., Brig. Gen., [32], [42], [45], [47], [48], [55], [79]
New Brunswick, N. J., [19]
Newfoundland, [59]
New Hampshire, [18]
New Jersey, [18]
New London, Conn., [19]
New Mexico, [18]
New Orleans, [18], [19], [61]
New pay roll, [88]
Newport News, Va., [75]
Newport, R. I., [19]
New York, N. Y., [18], [19], [59], [78], [79], [84], [85]
Ninth French Army Corps, [29], [51]
Ninth Infantry, [38], [39]
Ninth Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
Ninetieth Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36]
Ninety-second Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36]
Nicaragua, [10], [17], [37], [84], [85]
Nieder Bieber, Germany, [56]
Noncommissioned Officers School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Norfolk, Va., [19], [25], [89], [91]
North Carolina, [18]
North Dakota, [18]
North Head, Wash., [19]
North Island, Calif., [19]
Norway, [20], [59]
Northern Bombing Group, [34], [36], [71], [73], [75]
Notre-Dame-des-Champs, France, [50], [51]
Noyers, St. Aignan-Noyers, France, [63]
Noyon-Montdidier drive, France, [44]
O.
Observation squadrons, [36]
Observers, [36], [62], [89]
Office of the Chief Paymaster, United States Marines, France, [88]
Office of the Judge Advocate General, [19]
Office of the Major General Commandant, [83]
Officers, [21], [22]
Officer in charge, Historical Division, Marine Corps, [5]
Officers’ school, Overseas Depot, [27]
Officers’ training camps, [22], [23]
Oil supply of Allies, [37]
Oise-Aisne offensive, [58]
Oklahoma, [18], [60]
Olongapo, Philippine Islands, [10], [20]
Olympia, [18]
One hundred and second Regiment of Infantry, [36]
Operations, [36-61]
Operations in general, [36]
Orizaba, [78]
Orkney Islands, [59], [60]
Orleans, Mass., French Cable Co., [19]
Ostend, Belgium, [71]
Osterhout, George H., Capt., [43]
Otter Cliffs, Me., [19]
Overseas Depot, Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., [22], [26], [27], [33]
P.
P. C.’s of Fourth Brigade, [39], [43], [44], [45], [47], [48], [49], [50], [51], [52], [53], [55], [56]
Pacific Fleet, [18], [61]
Palestine, [49]
Paoli, Pa., signal battalion, [19]
Paris, France, [10], [20], [34], [40], [41], [63], [70], [78], [83], [88]
Paris-Metz Highway, France, [41]
Parris Island, S. C., [19], [21], [22], [25], [26], [27], [86], [90]
Pauillac, France, [20]
Pay for personnel, expenditures, [86]
Pay roll, new, [88]
Pay School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Paymaster, Chief, United States Marines, France, [88]
Paymaster’s clerks, United States Marine Corps, [21]
Paymaster’s Department, [84-88]
Peace memorandum No. 1, [55]
Peace treaty, [56], [80]
Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian Islands, [10], [20], [37]
Peking, China, [10], [20], [37], [84], [85]
Pen Houet, France, [63]
Pennsylvania, [18], [60]
Pensacola, Fla., [19], [71], [73]
Pentland Firth, [59]
Perkins, Ernest A., Maj., [64]
Pershing, John J., Gen., [30], [31], [38], [39], [40], [41], [45], [46], [51], [54], [79], [81], [82]
Petain, Marshal, [31], [43], [45], [46], [49], [50], [51]
Petrograd, Russia, [20]
Philadelphia, Pa., [10], [19], [25], [30], [37], [90]
Philippine Islands, [10], [17], [20], [37]
Pistol matches, [69], [70]
Pittsburgh, [18], [37]
Plan directeur, [42]
Planning section, [83]
Plebiscite, [79]
Pocahontas, [34]
Point Arguello, Calif., [19]
Point Isabel, Tex., [19]
Pointe de Grave, France, [79]
Police sergeants, [63]
Pont St. Vincent, France, [48]
Ponta Delgada, Azores, [20], [34], [36], [71], [74]
Pont-a-Mousson, France, [48], [57]
Pontanezen Camp, Brest, France, [62], [63], [64], [79]
Port au Prince, Haiti, [84], [85]
Portland, Me., [19]
Portland, England, [60]
Porto Rico, [10], [17]
Portsmouth, N. H., [19]
Portuguese decorations, [68]
Pouilly, France, [54]
Prairie, [18]
President of the United States, [11], [14], [29], [30], [60], [79], [90]
Price, Charles F. B., Maj., [79]
Prinz Eitel Fredrich, [30]
Prison:
Guards, [63]
Naval prisons,19
Officers, [63]
Prisoners, [61], [65], [68]
Provisions, expenditures, [91]
Provost guards, [31], [63]
Provost marshals, [31]
Provost Marshal General, [14], [23]
Prum, [56]
Public works, [91]
Pueblo, [18]
Puget Sound, Wash., [19]
Purchases under second deficiency act, from United States Army, [91]
Q.
Quarters, commutation of; expenditures, [91]
Quartermaster’s Department, [89-91]
Quantico, Va., [22], [23], [26], [28], [33], [73], [79], [80], [83], [85], [90]
R.
Radio, Va., [19]
Radio School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Radio stations, etc., [19], [61]
Rations, expenditures, [89]
Records, lost and destroyed, [87]
Recruit depots:
Mare Island, Calif., [21]
Norfolk, Va., [25]
Parris Island, S. C., [21]
Philadelphia, Pa., [25]
Rejections of applicants at, [15]
Training at, [27], [28]
Recruiting statistics, [14], [15]
Recruiting and transportation, expenditures, [91]
Rejections of applicants for enlistment, [14], [15]
Remenauville, France, [48]
Repairs of barracks, expenditures, [91]
Replacements, [28], [34]
Reserve, Flying Corps, [24], [74]
Reserve, Marine Corps, [11], [12], [13], [14], [16], [21], [23], [24], [76-77], [80], [89], [91]
“Reserve supplies, U. S. M. C.,” expenditures, [91]
Retired officers, warrant officers, and enlisted men, [11], [12]
Return of Marines from Europe, [75], [78], [79]
Rheims, France, [40], [50], [51], [57]
Rheims Massif, France, [49]
Rheinbrohl, [56]
Rhine River Patrol, [56]
Rhode Island, [18]
Richards, George, Brig. Gen., [84]
Rifles captured, [67]
Rifle competitions and practice, [69], [70]
Rinjdam, [78]
Rochefort, France, [63]
Rockport, Mass., Postal Telegraph & Cable Co., [19]
Rome, Italy, [20]
Romorantin (Loire-et-Cher), France, [63]
Roosevelt Field, Mineola, L. I., [73], [74]
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Assistant Secretary of the Navy, [81], [82]
Rosyth, Scotland, [59], [60]
Royal Flying Corps of England, [36], [72]
Russia, [20]
Russian Island, Siberia, [61]
Rye Beach, Me., [19]
S.
St. Aignan-Noyers, France, [63]
St. Etienne, France, [50], [51], [57], [58]
St. Juliens Creek, Va., [19]
St. Loubes, France, [63]
St. Louis, [18]
St. Mihiel offensive, [36], [48], [57], [58], [65], [67]
St. Nazaire, France, [30], [31], [75]
St. Quentin, France, [49]
St. Sulpice (Gironde), France, [63]
Samoa, [17]
San Diego, [18], [37]
San Diego, Calif., [19], [74]
San Francisco, Calif., [19], [84], [85], [89], [90], [91]
San Juan, Porto Rico, [10], [17], [20]
Santa Paula, [78]
Santiago, Dominican Republic, [84], [85]
Santo Domingo, [10], [17], [20], [37], [65], [84], [85]
Sappers, [27]
Sarry, France, [48]
Savenay, France, [63]
Sayville, N. Y., [19]
Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, [57], [60]
Scarponne, France, [48]
Schleswig-Holstein Battalion, [79]
Schools, United States Marine Corps:
Armorers, [26], [74]
Army balloon, [73], [74]
Army candidates, [23]
Automatic rifle, [27]
Bakers, [25]
Band, [25]
Bayonet, [27]
Bombing, [27]
Clerical, [25]
Company clerks, [26]
Cooks, [25]
Enlisted staff, [27]
Field musics, [25]
Gas, [27]
Machine gun, [23], [27], [28]
Mess sergeants, [26]
Miners, [27]
Noncommissioned officers, [25]
Officers, [22], [23], [27]
Overseas depot, [22], [26], [27], [33]
Pay school, [25], [86]
Quartermaster sergeants, [89]
Radio, [25]
Scout snipers, [27]
Signaling, [25]
Scout snipers school, Overseas Depot, [27]
Sea duty, [9], [10], [17], [20], [59-61]
Sea Girt, N. J., [70]
Seattle, [18], [30]
Second ammunition train, [38]
Second Battalion, Fifth Regiment, [29], [30]
Second Battalion, Sixth Regiment, [29], [32], [33]
Second Battalion, Eleventh Regiment, [33]
Second Casual Replacement Battalion, [34]
Second Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [9], [10], [28], [29], [31], [32], [33], [36], [58], [78], [79], [81], [82]
Second Engineers, [38], [54]
Second Engineer Train, [38]
Second Field Artillery Brigade, [36], [38]
Second Headquarters Train and Military Police, [38]
Second Machine Gun Battalion, [27]
Second Replacement Battalion, [34]
Second Sanitary Train, [38]
Second Separate Machine Gun Battalion, [27]
Second Supply Train, [38]
Second Trench Mortar Battery, [38]
Secretary of the Navy, [5], [14], [15], [56], [59], [60], [81], [82], [86]
Secretary of War, [14], [23], [82]
Selective service law, [14], [15]
Services of Supply, [28], [47], [63]
Seventeenth Field Artillery, [36], [38], [39]
Seventh Regiment of Marines, [85]
Seventh Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
Seventy-third Machine Gun Company, [32]
Shearer, Thomas R., Capt., [73]
Siberia, [37], [61]
Sibert, W. L., Maj. Gen., United States Army, [30]
Siboney, [62], [78]
Signal Battalion, Paoli, Pa., [19]
Signal School, [25]
Signal School, Parris Island, S. C., [25]
Silver bands for colors, [57]
Sixth Battle Squadron, British Grand Fleet, [18], [59]
Sixth Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36]
Sixth Division, Atlantic Fleet, [37], [60]
Sixth French Army, [42]
Sixth Machine Gun Battalion of Marines, [9], [26], [29], [32], [38], [78], [81]
Sixth Regiment of Marines, [9], [26], [29], [32], [38], [70], [78], [81]
Sixth Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
Sixty-fourth Infantry Brigade, [36]
Slovaks, [61]
Smith, Holland M., Maj., [32]
Snyder, Harold C., Col., [47], [56]
Soissons, France, [9], [38], [40], [44], [45], [46], [57], [67]
Somme, France, [40], [63]
Somme-Py, France, [50]
Sommerance, France, [55]
Souain, France, [62]
Souain-Suippes area, France, [49]
South Carolina, [18]
South Dakota, [18]
Spain, [17]
Spanish War, [9]
Special Assistant, Quartermaster’s Department, [89]
Special disbursing agents, [84], [85]
Stadenburg, [72]
Staff School, [26]
States, enlistments by, [14], [16]
States, Naval Militia, Marine Corps Branch, [76]
Statutory strength of Marine Corps. (See [Strength of Marine Corps].)
Stevedores, [30]
Stockholm, Sweden, [20]
Stores, military; expenditures, [91]
Storehouses, [89]
Strength of Marine Corps, [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [73], [74], [84], [85], [89]
Students Army Training Corps, [23], [24]
Suarce sector, France, [36]
Submarines, [30], [59], [60]
Suippes, France, [49], [51]
Suippes River, France, [49], [50], [51]
Suippes-Somme Suippes-Nantivet area, France, [51]
Summary of operations, [57]
Supplies, expenditures, [90]
Supply Company of Fifth Regiment, [29]
Supply Company of Sixth Regiment, [29], [32]
Surrender of the German High Seas Fleet, [59], [60]
Sursol (Gironde), France, [63]
Swiss border, [36]
T.
Taillefontaine, France, [47]
Target practice, [69], [70], [83]
Tatoosh, Wash., [19]
Taylor, Charles B., Lieut. Col., [61]
Tebbs, Richard H., Maj., [61]
Technical engineer, Quartermaster’s Department, [89]
Tenedores, [30]
Tenth Separate Battalion, [27]
Texas, [18], [59]
The Hague, Holland, [17], [20]
Thiaucourt, France, [48], [57]
Third Army (Army of Occupation), [56], [57], [70], [78], [79]
Third Battalion, Eleventh Regiment, [33]
Third Battalion, Fifth Regiment, [29], [30]
Third Battalion, Sixth Regiment, [29], [32], [33]
Third Corps, [46]
Third Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36], [40], [70]
Third Infantry Brigade, [38]
Third Machine Gun Battalion, [27]
Third Replacement Battalion, [34]
Third Separate Battalion, [27], [34]
Third Separate Machine Gun Battalion, [27]
Thirteenth Regiment of Marines, [27], [63], [70], [78], [81]
Thirty-fifth Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36]
Thirty-second Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36]
Tiburon, Calif., [19]
Tigny, France, [45], [46]
Toul, France, [39], [48]
Toulon, France, [63]
Toulon (P. C. of Fourth Brigade), France, [39]
Toulon sector, France, [57], [65]
Tours, France, [62], [63]
Traffic police, [64]
Training of enlisted men, [22], [25], [27], [28], [39]
Training of officers, [22-24]
Transportation and recruiting, expenditures, [91]
Travel allowance of 5 cents a mile to discharged men, [87]
Treaty of peace, [56], [80]
Trench mortars, [67]
Tuckerton, N. J., [19]
Turnage, Allen H., Maj., [64]
Twelfth Company of Marines, [34]
Twelfth Field Artillery, [38]
Twelfth Replacement Battalion, [34], [35]
Twelfth Separate Battalion, [79]
Twenty-eighth Division, [40]
Twenty-sixth Company, [34]
Twenty-sixth Division, American Expeditionary Forces, [36], [41], [43]
Twenty-third Infantry, [38]
U.
U-boats (see also [Submarines]), [59]
University of—
Kansas, [23]
Minnesota, [23]
North Carolina, [23]
Texas, [23]
Washington, [23]
Wisconsin, [23]
Usine Brulee, France, [63]
Usseldange, [56]
Utah, [18], [60]
Utica, N. Y., [19], [23], [28]
V.
Vadenay-Bouy-la-Veuve-Dampierre area, France, [51]
Van Orden, George, Col., [63]
Vaux, France, [10], [41], [42], [57], [58]
Vaux-en-Dieulet, France, [54]
Velaine-en-Haye, France, [48]
Verdun, France, [28], [39], [55], [57], [65], [67]
Vermont, [18]
Venault-les-Dames, France, [39]
Vierzy, France, [45], [46], [47]
Virgin Islands, [10], [17], [20], [37], [84], [85]
Virginia, [18]
Virginia Military Institute, [23]
Vitry-le-François, France, [39]
Villers-les-Nancy, France, [48]
Vivieres, France, [45]
Vladivostok, Siberia, [37], [61]
Von Steuben, [32], [33], [34], [56]
Voncq, France, [51]
Vulte, Nelson P., Maj., [59]
W.
Wakefield, Mass., [19]
Wales, [10], [34]
Waller, Littleton W. T., Jr., Maj., [43], [46], [52]
Wars:
Civil, [9]
Germany, declared against, [11]
Spanish, [9]
War Industries Board, [90]
War Risk Bureau, [87]
Warehouses, [91]
Washington, D. C., [16], [19], [78], [79]
Waxweiler, [56]
Wehr, Germany, [70]
Wellfleet, Mass., [19]
West Indies, [90]
Weymouth, England, [60]
Western Union Co., Boston, Mass., [19]
Wiesbaum, [56]
Wilhelmina, [78]
Wills, Davis B., Maj., [88]
Wilmington, [18], [37]
Winthrop, Md., [19]
Wirgman, Harold C., Maj., [60]
Wise, Frederic M., Col., [36]
Wise, William C., Maj., [63]
Wissahickon Barracks, N. J., [19]
Women, Female reservists, [76], [77], [86]
Wounded, [32], [65], [66]
Wyoming, [18], [59]
X.
Xammes, France, [48], [57]
Y.
Yale University, [23]
Yokohama, Japan, [20]
Yorktown, [18]
Yorktown, Va., [19]
Young Men’s Christian Association, [68]
Ypres-Lys offensive, [58]
Z.
Zeebrugge, Belgium, [71]

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