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'Post war, a Men of L organization was formed. A Mintues Book included rosters with notes, letters, home addresses and other details. Roster notes continued until 1969. If you believe a soldier is your relative or ancestor, please contact Ron Miller for details. |
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Company L was formed from Federalizing the Illinois National Guard, Second Infantry, Company L, Chicago.
The Illinois Adjutant General's 1917 Report lists the Second Infantry National Guard soldiers who became Company L soldiers.
Some may not have been assigned to Company L, 132nd Infantry, 33rd Division.
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If your ancestor served in Company L and is not in the database, they may be on the Second Infantry roster (Link below). If they are on the Second Infantry roster and served with Company L please let us know so we may update the database. |
1917 ING Roster 2nd INF - Company L-1.pdf
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