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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
KNOW
YE, That
Donald Julius Herron, a Private
of
Supply
Company, 11th Reg.
of the
U. S. Marine Corps
who was enrolled on the
Sixth day
of July,
1918 at
Paris Island, S. C.,
to serve
for during the war, is hereby
HONORABLY DISCHARGED
by special order of the
Major General Commandant.
Said Donald
Julius Herron was
born 7
February, 1898 at
Dubuque,
Iowa, and when
enlisted was
69 3/4
inches high, with
blue eyes,
Light-Brown
hair, Dark
Complexion; occupation:
Clerk;
citizenship:
U. S.
Accepted for enlistment at Washington, D. C.
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GIVEN under
my hand and delivered at Naval
Operating Base Hampton, Rds. Va. this
Eleventh day of
August, 1919 |
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Paid
in full $120.48 |
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Character: Excellent |
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Paid
Mileage to Dubuque, Iowa 1124 Mi. |
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Bonus
paid: 60.00 |
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Geo.
VanOrden |
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Colonel U. S. M. C. |
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Commanding Marines. |
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MILITARY RECORD:
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Previous Service:
None |
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Promotions and
reductions:
Private to Private 1st Class 2 Feb. 1919. Private 1st Class
to Private 7 July 1919. |
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Marksmanship
qualifications:
Marksman 1918- M. Q. O. 424. |
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Service:
None |
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Foreign Service:
28 October 1918 to |
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Distinguished service:
None. |
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Wounds received in service:
None |
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Battles, engagements, skirmishes, expeditions: |
Embarked on U. S. S.
Henderson 27 October 1916. Sailed for Port of Embarkation
28 October 1918 for duty with A. E. F. Embarked on U. S. S.
Orizaba 29 July 1919 at Brest, France. Sailed 29 July 1919.
Arrived Hampton Rds., Va. 6 Aug 1919. |
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Military
Efficiency:
Excellent
Obedience:
Excellent
Sobriety:
Excellent |
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Remarks:
Service Honest and Faithful |
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Geo.
VanOrden |
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Colonel U.
S. M. C. |
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Commanding Marines |
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