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Cell French photo

Pvt. Cell French

Williston, ND

Wounded in Action.

Philip Ketterling photo

Pvt. Philip Ketterling

Zeeland, ND

Wounded in action.

Arlo M. Clark photo

Pvt. Arlo M. Clark

McKenzie, ND

Wounded in Action.

Alphonse Gervais photo

Pvt. Alphonse Gervais

Fargo, ND

Elmer L. Dokken photo

Cpl. Elmer L. Dokken

Palermo, ND

Wounded in Action.

David Kaplon photo

Pvt. David Kaplon

Grand Forks, ND

Killed in action.

George J. Brown photo

Pvt. George J. Brown

Charlson, ND

Wounded in Action.

Bennie Bothun photo

Pvt. Bennie Bothun

Sherwood, ND

Branch of Service: Army

Wounded in Action.

Roy M. Gingrey photo

Pvt. Roy M. Gingrey

Hope, ND

Wounded in Action.

Gustav A. Carlson photo

Pvt. Gustav A. Carlson

Rugby, ND

Wounded in Action.

Lewis L. Heaton photo

Pvt. Lewis L. Heaton

Perth, ND

Wounded in Action.

Clarence Kittleson photo

Pvt. Clarence Kittleson

Denhoff, ND

Wounded in action.

Paul E. Kelling photo

Pvt. Paul E. Kelling

New England, ND

Wounded in action.

World War I (WWI)

Iver Dalen photo

Pvt. Iver Dalen

Nekoma, ND

World War I (WWI)

Branch of Service: Army

Company / Ship / Flight or equivalent: Company G, 59th Infantry

Discharged at Fort Snelling, Minn., on July 24, 1919, as a Private, Surgeon's Certificate of Disability, 25%.

Name NOT included on the All Veterans Memorial at State Capitol in Bismarck ND.

Raymond LeRoy Bayle photo

Private Raymond LeRoy Bayle

Stirum, ND

World War I (WWI)

Branch of Service: Army

Wounded in Action.