U.S. REMOUNT SQUADRON NO. 317, WW1

I would like to thank Frank Jasek who works at Baylor University who was doing WW1 research and came across the above Military record. I would like to thank Frank for sharing it with us, sometimes it is the bits and pieces that help us to get a better picture of our research here on the website. Below in also Frank's email looking for information. If anyone can help him out please contact me.

Hello Greg,
I am employed at Baylor University and I am researching some military memorial plaques here on campus. Below is my web site. I have enclosed the record of Sam H Field. Do you have some info on the 317th or Labor Co. 35? Anything that would add to Sam's story. I assume the 317 was part of the Veterinary Corps? Let me hear from you
Frank Jasek

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Veterinary Corps in WW1

Leonard Murphy in WW1

Fort Ord Equestrian Center and Station Veterinary Hospital

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