Arthur Lloyd Fletcher, 1881-. History of the 113th Field Artillery 30th Division.

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Arthur Lloyd Fletcher, 1881-

History of the 113th Field Artillery 30th Division.

Raleigh, N.C.: The History Committee of the 113th F.A., 1920.

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CAMP SEVIER SCENES
(1) Regimental Street under snow. (2) A Detail engaged in Flooring Tents. (3) Battery C's Rolling Kitchen, completely covered with Cooks and K. P.'s. (4) "Danger," the famous Pit Bull Mascot of the Supply Company at "Attention." (5) Snapshot of the Officers' Club House. (6) A Section of the Camp. (7) Looking up Regimental Street toward Headquarters. (8) Lining up for Chow. (9) "Asa," the Mascot of Battery A, saddled and ready for action.

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Dogs.

Military camps--South Carolina--Camp Sevier--1910-1920.

Military facilities--South Carolina--Camp Sevier--1910-1920.

Soldiers--South Carolina--Camp Sevier--1910-1920.

Mascots.

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