U.S. Auxiliary Remount Depot No 309

U.S. AUXILIARY REMOUNT DEPOT NO. 309, U.S.A.

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U.S. AUXILIARY REMOUNT DEPOT NO. 309, U.S.A.

Auxiliary Remount Depot No 309 Captain Oscar Blue, G.M.R.C. commanding,at Camp McClellan, Alabama, Feb. 13th, 1918 had 6 commissioned officers 75 enlisted personnel, opened 9-19-1917, Closed 7-21-1919, Authorized capacity c5000 animals, average animal strength 4342

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