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that he would be "carefully exhumed from the original place of internment and reverently reburied"

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arriving at the Canadian Base Depot in France the next day

As he was mounting his pony it was shot

United States Army Air Defense Command at Fort Baker

United States. A Daughters Of The American Revolution Membership Badge In Gold, Anna Van Wie Mosher Archive that he would be "carefully14K Gold with silvering and navy blue enamels, weighing 11. 3 grams inclusive of its ribbon and clasps, maker marked ""CALDWELL & CO"" marked ""14 K"" (Gold), name engraved ""Anna Van Wie Mosher"" and number engraved ""94513"" on the reverse, measuring 27 mm (w) x 38. 5 mm (h), two clasps on its original ribbon, the clasps inscribed ""SERGT. ABEL HINCKLEY"" and ""CAPT. JOHN A. VAN WIE"" respectively, crazing and chipping evident in the navy blue