Report of the Adjutant General-Iowa 1918

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 The National Guard of Iowa consists (June 30, 1918), of one State Headquarters having sufficient Staff officers and enlisted men to carry on the work of the Department; one brigade of infantry, (3 regiments); one separate company of infantry; one regiment of field artillery (6 batteries); one squadron of cavalry (4 troops); one battalion engineers (3 companies); one signal corps company; two field hospitals; two ambulance companies; one ammunition train, motor.  

	Report of the Adjutant General		7
		Organizations	8
	Staff officers and Enlisted Men		14
	Summary of Receipts and Disbursements		15
	Commissioned & Re-Commissioned Officers [under construction]		17
	Officers Lost from Service		22
	Roll of Retired Officers, 1914-1919 only		23
	Summary of Iowa in the World War		33
	Iowa National Guard Activitives
		First Infantry First On Duty	36
		Each Company	41
		Recruiting Officers & Stations	45
		New Organizations Formed	47
		Confusion over Federal Oath	48
		Fort Snelling R.O.T.C.	49
		Medical Training Camps	50
		Fort Sill School of Musketry	50
	Roster		51
		First Brigade	51
		First Infantry	55
		Second Infantry	158
		Third Infantry	263
		First Separate Company	412
		Field Artillery	418
		Cavalry	472
		Engineers	495
		Signal Corps	517
		Ambulance Co. No. 1	520
		Ambulance Co. No. 2	526
		Field Hospital No. 1	531
		Field Hospital No. 1	535
		Ammunition Train	538
	The Selective Service Activities		577
	Selective Service Officials		611
	General Orders		645