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    Index card for 369th Infantry Regiment Soldier [Image 4 of 6]

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    This is a U.S. Army enlistment/service record card for James O. Day, an African American soldier who re-enlisted on June 5, 1938. The card documents his personal details, military assignments, and promotions within the 369th Infantry, culminating in an honorable discharge on December 4, 1940. The card is printed on salmon/orange stock typical of military administrative forms of the late 1930s–early 1940s.

    SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    11.13.2014

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    New York National Guard

    An example of one of the 2,596 New York National Guard regimental personnel card containing information on New York National Guard Soldiers who enlisted or re-enlisted in the 369th Infantry - later the 369th Coast Artillery - between 1921 and 1949. The cards are being scanned and the information digitized on data bases and posted on the New York Heritage Digital Collection and will also be posted on the New York State Military Museum website.

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    Date Taken: 11.13.2014
    Date Posted: 11.13.2014 13:26
    Photo ID: 1655604
    VIRIN: 141113-Z-ZZ999-465
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    Location: SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK, US
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    This is a U.S. Army enlistment/service record card for James O. Day, an African American soldier who re-enlisted on June 5, 1938. The card documents his personal details, military assignments, and promotions within the 369th Infantry, culminating in an honorable discharge on December 4, 1940. The card is printed on salmon/orange stock typical of military administrative forms of the late 1930s–early 1940s.
    This is a U.S. National Guard Service Form No. 1 (N.G.S. Form No. 1) for an individual named Curtis Arthur, a military enlistment/service record card. The card documents re-enlistment on April 2, 1928, physical characteristics, prior service history including U.S. Navy 1916-1919, and rank changes between 1930-1931. The soldier was born in Houston, Texas, worked as a Ft. Pan Buffer, and was honorably discharged in 1931.
    This is a U.S. Army Regimental Personnel Card, a standard military administrative form used for tracking enlisted soldiers. The card contains handwritten entries in the 'Miscellaneous Data' space, a rubber stamp from the 369th Infantry Regiment dated April 29, 1931, and notes regarding discharge and signature completion. The form was printed by 'Y and E' Albany & Rochester, N.Y.

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