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The designation of the unit at Houlton was changed from Headquarters Detachment and Combat Train to Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, First Battalion, August 17, 1925. On March 3, 1926, John H.
Davidson of Oldtown was authorized to recruit a service battery and band. This unit was presented for Federal inspection and accepted, April 14, 1926, and was stationed at Oldtown, Maine.
The designation of the unit at Houlton was changed from Headquarters Detachment and Combat Train to Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, First Battalion, August 17, 1925. On March 3, 1926, John H.
Davidson of Oldtown was authorized to recruit a service battery and band. This unit was presented for Federal inspection and accepted, April 14, 1926, and was stationed at Oldtown, Maine.
Nice video on the WWII page. Marching through downtown Bangor looks like convoy up Union Street, the train station, and the armory. What a send off! Thanks reloop.
Reloop, very interesting article.
Forest, if was me, I would ask what it would entail. I think I would be curious as to what they may expect to find and how much disruption to the property it would be. If minimal and they would restore, I would think it would be interesting to see something like this. Heck, they may strike oil for you!..lol
Hey Forest, Maybe they could hire you with your back hoe to stump your own land. What a deal!
Sweet!
But you know, I could not take advantage of the US Army like that. I got a buddy who also has a backhoe, I would more likely have them call Roger, I am certain that he would fix them up for a good price.
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