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Last Rank
First Sergeant
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Last Service Branch
Infantry
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Last Primary MOS
605-Heavy Machine Gunner
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Last MOS Group
Infantry (Enlisted)
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Primary Unit
1918-Present, 521, 90th Infantry Division
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Service Years
1917 - 1919
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Cold War Certificate
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Personal Details
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Home State
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Year of Birth
1891 |
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SSG Jerry Dennis
to remember
Cook, Houston, 1st Sgt.
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Contact Info
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Home Town
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Last Address
Red Fork
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Date of Passing
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Location of Interment
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Last Known Activity
Discharged from Army on May 19, 1919 at Mitchel Garden City, NY.
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Other Comments:
Name: Cook, Houston E.
Rank: First Sergeant
Home of Record: Red Fork, OK
DOB: Aug 5, 1891
POB: Denison, TX
NOK: Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Cook, Red Fork, OK
DOE: Active Duty: Oct 3, 1917
POE: Active Duty: Camp Travis, TX
DOS: Active Duty: May 19, 1919
POS: Mitchel Garden City, NY
Assignments: E Company, 357th Infantry Regiment, 179th Infantry Brigade, 90th Inf Division, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, France;
Remarks: Gassed at St. Mihiel, France on September 14, 1918;
Ten Months Overseas Duty;
(SOURCE: "Honor Roll and Service Record, p. 32", published by Blackwell Job Printing Company, Blackwell, OK, in 1920.)
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