A First War American 3Rd Army; 32Nd Division Doughboy Tunic certificate_of_authenticity it stated that the accident

it stated that the accident occurred at 2:10 hours on December 11

the Battalion was broken up and absorbed into the 19th

his Regular Army Certificate of Service Book

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 2nd Regiment

The Battalion was raised in Nova Scotia

A First War American 3Rd Army; 32Nd Division Doughboy Tunic certificate_of_authenticity it stated that the accidentA First War American 3rd Army; 32nd Division Doughboy Tunic This tunic is fabricated from an olive drab wool, each shoulder with epaulette straps held in place via small bronze buttons with the United States coat of arms. The left shoulder has a 63 mm three color 3rd Army patch, comprised of two white strips of cotton forming the "A" enclosed in a red cotton circle, all sewn on a navy blue wool base. Immediately below is a 25 mm x 90 mm 32nd Infantry