History of the 151st field artillery, Rainbow Division, by Louis L. Collins, lieutenant governor of Minnesota. Edited by Wayne E. Stevens, PH. D. Pub. by the Minnesota War records commission.

INDEX

415

Citations, 56, 78, 109, 407. See also
Croix de Guerre; Distinguished Service Cross
Clefmont, 113, 115
Clements, Frank N., wounded, 78
Coblenz, 163, 169, 171, 172
Coblenz Opera Company, 174
Cochem, 169
Cocherel, 86
Coetquidan, see Camp Coetquidan
Coleman, Joseph A., 108
Coleman, Captain Lewis C., wounded,
72, 80; awarded Croix de Guerre, 80
Collins, Lee R., killed, 94, 109
Collins, Louis, arrival in France, 30n
Cologne, 163
Colorado, troops from, 17
Columbus, New Mexico, attacked by
Villa, 5
Combat division, composition of, 16n
Combres, 132
Communication, 46, 76, 78
Conflans, 132
Connolly, William J., 175n
Corbett, Lieutenant Hamilton F.,
wounded, 94
Cornay, 139
Corps, defined, 34n. See also individual
corps
C6te de Chatillon, 146, 154; described,
143, 149; struggle for, 145-150; captured, 149, 150, 162, 164
Courtisols, 62
Covington, steamship, 24
Cressy, William, 115n
Croix de Guerre, awards of: to members of Headquarters Company, 77,
80, 177; of Medical Corps, 39, 40,
52; of Battery A, 77, 80; of Battery
B, 44, 80; of Battery C, 40, 41n, 77,
80; of Battery D, 184; of Battery E,
80; total number to members of regiment, 407; to French regiment, 79; to
Colonel Leach, 83
Crowell, Benedict, acting secretary of
war, 190
Cullum, Norman E., 44
Cunel, 139
Curtiss, Ira M., wounded, 54n
Daeley, Daniel M., 175n
D'Amade, General Albert G. L., see
Amade, General Albert G. L. d'
Dampvitoux, 130
Danielson, Charles, wounded, 38
Davis, Lieutenant Harry V., wounded,
154n
De Bohome, see Salient de Bohome
Decoration Day, see Memorial Day

Deer River, 3
De Kalb, steamship, 23
De la Giclais, Lieutenant Magon, 39
Deliz, James, wounded, 154n
Densborn, 169
Des Moines, demobilization of regiment
at, 190
Devore, Joseph W., killed in action,
79; buried, 81
Dickman, Major General Joseph T.,
commands 4th Corps, 119; issues
summary of St. Mihiel operation,
132; receives congratulations, 133;
commands Third American Army,
163
Dinon, Ruby M., wounded, 109
Disease, deaths resulting from, see Casualties
Distinguished Service Cross, awards
of: to members of Medical Corps,
39, 40, 52, 129; of Battery A, 77, 79,
154; of Battery B, 79; of Battery C,
40, 77, 79; of Battery F, 129; to
regimental officers not attached to
above units, 40, 116, 153n; total number to members of regiment, 407; to
members of 42nd Division, 116
Distinguished Service Medal, awarded,
407
District of Columbia, troops from, 17
Division, composition of, 16n
Division headquarters, defined, 16n
Divisional citations, see Citations
D6le, 108
Dombasle, 34
Domremy, 115
Donahue, Colonel William H., arrives
in France, 23n; in Baccarat sector,
36, 39; meets returning regiment, 183
Driscoll, Lawrence J., 77
Diimpelfeld, 169
Dunstan, Oliver, wounded, 129
Dun-sur-Meuse, 165
Duport, General Pierre G., cites 42nd
Division, 56
Easter Day, 183
Echelon, defined, 35n
Echternach, 168
Ecurey, 165
Edwards, Paul B., wounded, 154n
Eighteenth Field Artillery, 119
Eighth French Army, 47, 152
Eighth Infantry Brigade, 101
Eighth Landwehr Division, 153
Eighty-eighth (German) Infantry Division, 82n
Eighty-fourth Infantry Brigade, 164;
composition, 17; on Champagne front,