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fire of the Boche. So accurate were the gunners handling the German 77s that frequently a solitary soldier who exposed himself would actually be "sniped" off by a cannoneer. In the September fighting the 369th saw the toughest period of its entire service. In company with a Moroccan Negro unit and others, the regiment participated in the attack on the Butte de Mesnil. The New Yorkers took the important town of Sechault and it was for that exploit that their flag was decorated with the Croix de Guerre. Throughout the western Argonne fighting and the various sectors of the Champagne in which the 369th operated, especially during the months of July, August and September, their service was typical of that of other units of the 93rd Division. The going was tough for all of them and each contributed everlasting fame to American arms and undying renown to the Negro race. Heroes of the Old 15th Infantry. Officers and men of the 369th New York colored regiment awarded the Croix de Guerre for gallantry in Action: Sergt. A.A. Adams Corp. John Allen Lieut. R.R. DeArmond Lieut. G.A. Arnston Corp. Farrandus Baker Sergt. E.W. Barrington Sergt M.W. Barron Sergt. William D. Bartow Capt. Aaron T. Bates Corp. Fletcher Battle Corp. R. Bean Corp. J.S. Beckton Pvt. Myril Billings Sergt. Ed. Bingham Lieut. J.C. Bradner Pvt. Arthur Brokaw Pvt. H.D. Brown Pvt. T.W. Brown Lieut. Elmer C. Bucher Pvt. Wm. H. Bunn Sergt. Wm. Butler Pvt. J.L. Bush Sergt. Joseph Carmen Corp. T. Catto Corp. G.H. Chapman Sergt. Major Benedict W. Cheesman Capt. John H. Clarke, Jr. Lieut. P.M. Clendenin Capt. Frederick W. Cobb Sergt. Robert Collins Lieut. J.H. Connor Sergt. Wm. H. Cox Sergt C.D. Davis Lieut. Charles Dean Pvt. P. Demps Wagoner Martin Dunbar Corp. Elmer Earl Pvt. Frank Ellis Sergt. Sam Fannell Capt. Robt. F. Ferguson, Jr. Capt. Charles W. Fillmore Capt. Edward J. Farrell Capt. Hamilton Fish, Jr. Capt Edwin R.D. Fox Lieut. Conrad Fox Sergt. Richard W. Fowler Pvt. Roland Francis Pvt. B. Freeman Pvt. I. Freeman Sergt Wm. A. Gains Wagoner Richard O. Goins Pvt. J.J. Gordon Lieut. R.C. Grams Pvt. Stillman Hanna Pvt. Hugh Hamilton Pvt. G.E. Hannibal Pvt. Frank Harden Pvt. Frank Hatchett Corp. Ralph Hawkins Colonel Wm. Hayward Lieut. E.H. Holden Sergt. Wm. H. Holliday Corp. Earl Horton Pvt. G. Howard Lieut. Stephen H. Howey Sergt. Major Clarence C. Hudson Pvt. Ernest Hunter Sergt. S. Jackson Corp. Clarence
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