Honor Roll, The Argonne Dead

Argonne Offensive 

 
 
 

Photograph

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James G. Galligher

   

Private Company A

#2721002

 


       Killed near Hill 288, October 15, 1918. Private Galligher was a member of the automatic rifle squad on account of his great courage.  In the Argonne Private Galligher was in an outpost far in advance of his company. All day long, without food or rest, he had been Spraying the German lines with a withering fire.  When darkness fell, the enemy
attempted to locate him, for his ceaseless fire had caused many casualties, by shooting up flare rockets. One of these hit Private Galligher in the stomach, burning him to death.

   
   

Randolph Lamb

   

Private Company A

#2790567

 


        Killed at Argonne Forest October 20, 1918. Buried in Grave No. 2-27, Map of Kriemhilde, Stellung. Son of Mrs. Stella Lamb, Yonkers, N.Y.  Just before entering the Argonne Woods Private Lamb was selected as a litter bearer.  The life of a litter bearer in action is one of constant exposure to shell and machine gun fire.  Yet Private Lamb constantly disregarding his own safety rescued his wounded comrades and carried them back to a place of safety. He was hit while doing this and instantly killed by a shell fragment.

Photograph

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~reference: "THE PRICE OF OUR HERITAGE", W. E. Robb,  1919 American Lithography and Printing Company, Des Moines, Iowa. Page 346.

~ scanned and submitted by Cay Merryman