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Below are individual Officer Histories or Profiles in my web site.

Col. John B. Bennet, CO Camp Merritt	Col. Benjamin B. Shedd 55th Artillery	Major John A. Hoag 56th Artillery
1st Lt. Robert J. Hole, 51st Artillery	Captain Gilbert H. Higgins, 57th Artillery	Captain Elmer F. Gebhart 57th Artillery
Captain Willard M. Hall, 58th Artillery	Captain George V. Litchfield, 58th Artillery	Captain Theodore W. Janeway 58th Artillery
1st Lt. George O. Jarosh, 58th Artillery	Major Ralph S. Kimball, Commanding Officer, Camp Mills	1st Lt. T. D. Johnson aide-de-camp to Gen. Davis, 31st Brigade, CAC
Rear Admiral Harley H. Christy Captain of the USS San Diego	1st Lt. Robert Mochrie 44th Artillery, CAC, taken prisoner by the Germans on the next to the last day of the war.	1st Lt. S. L. Holland, 31st Brigade Judge Adv.
Lt. Col. Furnival, 56th Artillery	Captain Raymond D. Hasbrouck Captain USS Covington & USS Minnesota	Rear Admiral V. L. Cottman First Captain of the USS California
Captain George A. Blair Company Comander Co. C 117th Inf., 30th Div DSC and Purple Heart	Captain John R. Drake 166th Ambulance Company, 117th Sanitary Train , 42nd Division	Major John Izard, Regimental Adjutant 60th Artillery, CAC
Victor Ashfield Kimberly, Captain, USN C. O. of the USS Huron	RADM Freeland A. Daubin, USN	Commander Stephen Clegg Rowan, USN, Executive Officer of the Frederick during WWI
2nd Lt. Leonard C. Hoskins First Coast Artillery Corps Officer Killed in Action during WWI	Lt. jg Paul L. Hughes, USN Junior Officer, USS South Dakota, during the actions in Russia	White Star Line Master, Captain Frank Briscoe Howarth Master of the USS Zeppelin
Rear Admiral Isaac Campbell Kidd, Sr. (1884-1941)	Willis Winter Bradley, Jr., Commander, U.S. Navy (1884 - 1954)	Lt. Cmdr. Marcus S. Harloe Captain of the USS Radnor
Captain R. J. Van Buskirk, USA 3rd Battalion CO. 74th Arty, CAC	Captain Roscoe E. Brightup, USA Commander, Battery A, 56th Arty, CAC	Lt. jg George Comer, USN USS Radnor's Navigation Officer and Artic explorer
Captain Frederick Wells Gilchrist, USA, Battery B, 71st Arty, CAC	Major Ralph C. Harrison, USA 3rd Battalion CO, 71st Arty, CAC	Vice-Admiral Clarence S. Kempff C.O. USS Aeolus during WWI
Captain Carl Hocker, USA CO Battery D, 65th Artillery CAC Class of 1915, West Point, Retired as a full Colonel.	RADM Forrest A. Rhoads A Journey from Apprentice Seaman to Rear Admiral	Lt. Hendon, C.A.C. 51st Artillery, C.A.C.
Captain Matthew C. Gleeson Chaplain, US Navy Corps of Chaplains	RADM Harry L. Brinser, USN C. O. USS Mercury & USS Columbia	Captain John McClane Luby, USN C. O. of the USS South Dakota
Captain Hutch I. Cone, USN C. O. of the USS Huron	Lt. Edgar Allan Poe, USMC A Hero of Belleau Woods during WWI	Captain Ralph E. MacLeod 2nd Battalion Adjutant, 71st Artillery CAC
Lt. James J. Igoe, South Carolina Naval Militia Served as Executive Officer of the USS Celtic during the Spanish-American War	Captain Allen J. Robinson, USA Ord. C. O. 26th Ordnance Casual Company

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