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Title: The Delta of the Triple Elevens
The History of Battery D, 311th Field Artillery US Army,
American Expeditionary Forces

Author: William Elmer Bachman

Release Date: January 28, 2007 [EBook #20468]

Language: English

Character set encoding: ASCII

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(e.g. gunnner for gunner), recurrent misspelling of the author haven't
(e.g. Montlucon for Montlucon, canvass for canvases, incidently for
incidentally, paraphanelia for paraphernalia, calesthenics for
calisthenic, etc...).

Chapter III: The word "by" has been changed to "from" (partially sheltered
from the Southern sun).
Chapter XVII: The spelling of Sommbernont has been changed to Sombernon.
Chapter XX: The word casual has been changed to casualty
(sent him home as a casualty).
Chapter XXV: It is not clear if the printed word is trained or roamed
(where he last trained/roamed).

Definitions:
Cootie: Noun US: a head-louse (Macquarie Online Dictionnary - Book
of slang).]

THE DELTA OF THE
TRIPLE ELEVENS

THE HISTORY OF

BATTERY D, 311th FIELD ARTILLERY
UNITED STATES ARMY,
AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

[Illustration]

By

WILLIAM ELMER BACHMAN

Standard-Sentinel Print
Hazleton, Pa.
1920

COPYRIGHT 1920

BY

WILLIAM ELMER BACHMAN

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