Letter from W. J. Lawton to Oliver J. Bond, March 6, 1919
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March 6, 1919
Col. O.J. Bond, Sup.
The Citadel
Charleston, S.C.
Dear Col. Bond,
The past year has been so filled with “a number of things” that I have not previously found an opportunity to report my status. I started out in the Field Artillery, but was transferred to the Chemical Warfare Service in which I still hold commission as First Lieutenant. It was within a few days of complying with “overseas orders” when the “flu” and pneumonia got me - at the present time
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I am on duty with the above Division [U.S. Army General Hospital No. 6, Reconstruction Division, Fort McPherson, Georgia] for Rehabilitation Work.
I was pleased to notice a news item in regard to appropriation for a Greater Citadel - I hope it went thru [sic].
With personal regards I am, Sir,
Respectfully yours -
W.J. Lawton
Class of 1910