909 Amberson Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., 1920.
"My memories of Battery D are the most pleasant of my army experiences. I know that your book will fulfill the very definite need for a complete and accurate account of the experiences and travels of the members of the battery."
Capt. Perry E. Hall.
Springfield, N. J., 1920.
"It would indeed be most regrettable should there be nothing permanent to remind us of those ties of friendship, far greater than those of organization, which bound us together for the greater part of two years. The recollection of the wonderful spirit and morale of those with whom we were so intimately associated must ever bring back that old feeling of just pride which we all felt in our battery."
Lieut. Frank J. Hamilton.
4822 N. Camac St., Philadelphia, Pa., 1920.
"The happiest days of my life were spent in the 311th F. A. and one of my best friends is Captain Smith of Battery D."
Lieut.-Col. Herbert H. Hayden.
Army & Navy Club, Washington, D. C., 1920.