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American Library Association, 69
American Trust Company, 75
Arkansas, 29
Arrington, Minerva, 63
Ashley Park, vii
Associated Press, 23
Athens, Georgia, 2, 3
Ayres, W. A., 40
Bacon, Lieutenant W. J., 28
Baker, Newton D., 8, 9, 31
Baltimore, Maryland, 7, 15, 19, 23
Baxter, Herbert, 77
Beckenstein, Captain W. H., 28
Belk Brothers, 65, 66
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LOCAL HISTORY has attracted greater interest as people recognize that everyday events are the building blocks of the national experience. This monograph describes a microcosmic part of the 1914-1918 war effort of the American people.
Foreword
AS A YOUNGSTER, growing up in the area once occupied by Camp Greene was a treat. There were always stories about how the area was once covered with buildings and training equipment for the World War I soldiers. But during the 1960s and 70s there were few physical reminders of Camp Greene.
APPENDIX C
GENERAL WOOD'S SPEECH AT THE SELWYN HOTEL
APPENDIX B
GENERAL WOOD'S ADDRESS IN THE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHYARD
APPENDIX A
TROOPS STATIONED AT CAMP GREENE
STATION COMPLEMENT
Aux. Rmt. Dep. 306; Bks. & Cks. Sch.; Base Hosp.; Cp. Hq.; 51st Dep. Brig.; Develpt. Bn. 1, 2; Engr. Dep. Det. 435; F. Trk. and H. Co. 323; M.Sh. Trk. Us. 318, 371; Trk. Co. 330; Ord. Dep. Co. 117; Provost Gd. Go.; Res. Labor Bn. 423; Sig. Sup. Det.; Util. Det.
DIVISIONAL UNITS
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"The coming of Camp Greene was the best thing that ever happened to this city!"
"Camp Greene is a typical example of a camp that has been given splendid service by a patriotic city." - THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER November 11, 1918
"They died like flies out there." - KENNETH WHITSETT speaking of the men at Camp Greene during the flu epidemic.